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'''Navigation points''' are positions in space that the player gives to ships as movement waypoints in the [[Tactical game]] of ''[[Star Wars: Rebellion]]''. They are drawn as colored pyramids on the tactical display.<ref name="manual-p141" /> | '''Navigation points''' are positions in space that the player gives to ships as movement waypoints in the [[Tactical game]] of ''[[Star Wars: Rebellion]]''. They are drawn as colored pyramids on the tactical display.<ref name="manual-p141" /> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 23 October 2026
Navigation points are positions in space that the player gives to ships as movement waypoints in the Tactical game of Star Wars: Rebellion. They are drawn as colored pyramids on the tactical display.[1]
There are four sets of points, each switched on or off by its own Navigation Point Set button on the right-hand control panel. More than one set can be shown at once.[1]
| Set | Spread |
|---|---|
| 1 | Scattered far across the holocube; not all visible unless the view is zoomed out.[1] |
| 2 | Scattered broadly, but not as far as Set 1.[1] |
| 3 | Closer to the center of the cube.[1] |
| 4 | Clustered very close together.[1] |
Sending ships to points
Left-click selects and right-click targets. To send a ship or task force somewhere, the player selects it and right-clicks the destination point, which changes color. Right-clicking several points in turn with CTRL held builds a path, which the ship follows in the order chosen. Each point returns to its normal color when the ship passes it.[1] A single CTRL-click on a point removes it from the list. To clear the whole list, right-click a point and then CTRL-click the same point.[1] If CTRL-clicking only selects the point itself, no ship, task force or fighter group has been selected to receive the order.[1]
The points are shown only as an aid; hiding the display does not change the assigned paths.[2]
Targets
Any ship, task force or fighter group may be assigned enemy ships to attack. After selecting the unit, the player right-clicks an enemy ship, and colored boxes mark the current targets. Pressing the SPACEBAR makes the selected unit attack the nearest enemy of its own type, fighter or capital ship.[1] Holding CTRL while selecting adds more targets, and CTRL-clicking a target again cancels it.[2]
A unit can have both a point list and a target list. Ships always finish their navigation point list before attacking their assigned targets, and the targets are taken on in the sequence they were chosen.[2] Approach paths can also be set with Maneuvers and tactics.