There are no green areas. There are only shades of blue. If you're seeing green, there's something wrong.I found some brand new bacteria in green areas, so there might be lots of different colors applicable
Unless they are mistaking planet regions that are actually green.There are no green areas. There are only shades of blue. If you're seeing green, there's something wrong.
Making a mistake counts as "something wrong" IMOUnless they are mistaking planet regions that are actually green.
Possibly the bio "heatmap" was set to one type of sample, showing the blue regions it was to be found in. Outside of that on the green planet surface they found a different bio type.
@Ruff Leif when looking at the "heatmap" created by the DSS notice you can select different filters depenging on whatyou want the "heatmap" to show.
Making a mistake counts as "something wrong" IMO![]()
Blue edites to say what is more correct.It is good to know that the blue areas represent where selected heatmap items might be because the conditions might be right. Not necessarily that they will be there. The areas that are non-blue... selected heatmap items will not be there.
I'm very curious. What kind of POIs are shown in the heatmap wiith green (or in green areas)? In order to see the map there must be bio or geo features. I just checked Ancient Ruins and Non Human Signatures (planets with bio & geo features) and I see no special coloration on the "heatmap".POIs are most often located at the areas that are coloured "gasoline green", not dark or light blue.
I was trying to be nice by not directly implying the commander was doing it wrong. That was part of what I meant by "something is wrong".There was nothing wrong with the cmdr finding a bio sample in a green area of a planet. I suspect it just wasn't the bio that the "heatmap" filter was set for. The "heatmap" is kinda strange when getting used to it. It is an easy misunderstanding if the cmdr is not yet familiar with toggling through the "heatmap" filters.
I'm not near a green planet, but I do have a brown planet. In this example I have the filter set to Tubus which might be found in the indicated blue areas. I happen to know that if I look in the brown areas indicated Aleoida and Tussock can be found. If I switch the filter it will show me this. Hopefully this explanation clears it up for @Ruff Leif .
You made a mistake by saying if the cmdr sees anything green there is something wrong. That is not correct... you were wrong. The area outside of the blue regions (regardless of color) represents areas where the selected ifilter item will not be found. That could be any color, including green.I was trying to be nice by not directly implying the commander was doing it wrong. That was part of what I meant by "something is wrong".
You should really stop using the term "heatmap". It only adds to the confusion, regardless of quotation marks![]()
The boundary between blue and green is one of the most contested in language, so at least some of the blue regions can also themselves be green (especially if surrounded by the more unambiguously blue regions).The area outside of the blue regions (regardless of color) represents areas where the selected ifilter item will not be found. That could be any color, including green.
I should not have used "POIs"; your two arrows are indeed pointing at something that is close to "gasoline green": this is the only colour i look for when finding bio/geo and it works.I'm very curious. What kind of POIs are shown in the heatmap wiith green (or in green areas)? In order to see the map there must be bio or geo features. I just checked Ancient Ruins and Non Human Signatures (planets with bio & geo features) and I see no special coloration on the "heatmap".
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3 different things there on the whole planet. Probability to find in place is marked by the blue on map for selected thing in filter.So when it says 3 geological POIs of interest, but gives a map, what does the 3 refer to?