In the bottom left corner you can click on the filter map button which opens a submenu with filtering options.
It is possible to filter which ships are visible on the map. You can click on the ship on the map while holding Ctrl key in order to jump to its location in the world. If it belongs to you, you can also see its cargo and items. Hover over a ship to see its name and type. The shape indicates if it is a sailing ship, steam ship, airship, while the colour determines to whom the ship belongs (players and opponents – unique individual colour, neutral traders – gray, pirates – red). The ships on the map can be differentiated by their symbol: its shape and colour. If it is owned by a party you can trade with, it will display all trade requests and offers available on the island, including number of tons that is being requested or offered. If it is unclaimed or you are the owner, it will show what type of fertilities and raw materials are available on the island. The rest of the infotip depends on who the island belongs to. The top of the appearing infotip indicates the name of the island and who is its owner. You can hover over any of the islands to see some details about it. If you can trade with a character, the circles on top of their islands have a trade symbol on their right, if you are at war with them, there will be a two crossed swords symbol. The circle includes the character's portrait and has a background of appropriate colour: players and opponents – unique individual colour, neutral traders – gray, pirates – red. When an island belongs to one of the players or characters, it is indicated by a circle on top of the island. The map shows all islands and all ships, including those which belong to other players and characters. Using buttons at the top left corner of the map you can switch between which region is visible. The right part of the routes menu is a big map of the current region. The map provides a decent overview over the region, its islands, ships and trade routes. It allows to switch between different regions in the top left. The map of the current region which is on the right side of the trade routes menu. 8.3.4 Advanced multi hub considerations.8.3.3 Load and unload settings on spokes.From statistics menu when only one island is selected, the storage tab and then trade route tab – by clicking on the 'go to location' button on the right from the route's name – it opens the view of that specific route within the routes menu.From any ship's menu by clicking on the button with two curved arrows aligned in a circle.The button has a ship symbol with one arrow above and one below the ship. Clicking on the routes button in the bottom left part of the screen, below the minimap.There are several ways of accessing the routes menu: There are three types of routes: trade routes, charter routes and oil routes. Route's ships constantly travel between assigned islands transporting desired goods. Alternatively, you can set up ship routes which let you do that automatically and continuously. You can do that manually by loading goods on ships, sailing to another island and unloading goods there. Having multiple islands means that you need to transport goods between them. Multiple islands are eventually required to establish a thriving company. The trade route menu – the list of routes on the left and region map on the right.Ī single island on its own cannot provide everything that your growing population needs.
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