Difference between revisions of "Sextant"
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| + | The sextant is used in two ways. First of all you can set it's point of origin by using it. Every time you do this it will reset the coordinates to 0, 0 at the current position. The other use is to see the relative distance of your current location to that of the point you have set to the origin. This will be displayed as: longitude X and latitude Y. The X-axis increases to the right (north on the map), and the Y-axis downwards (east on the map). | ||
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| + | ''Trivia: Previously when you repaired the sextant it was reset. Rot were then disabled for this item to not force unwanted resets.'' | ||
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The sextant is used in two ways. First of all you can set it's point of origin by using it. Every time you do this it will reset the coordinates to 0, 0 at the current position. The other use is to see the relative distance of your current location to that of the point you have set to the origin. This will be displayed as: longitude X and latitude Y. The X-axis increases to the right (north on the map), and the Y-axis downwards (east on the map).
Trivia: Previously when you repaired the sextant it was reset. Rot were then disabled for this item to not force unwanted resets.
