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Introduction Map Coordinates Credits Bases Technologies Trade Fleets Attacks Combat Experience Newbies Empire Guild Commanders Upgrading Vacation Mode Others Starting Guide Occupied Guide AE Dictionary	Coordinates Astro Empires uses a specialized coordinate system to denote locations, as detailed below (all numbers are separated by colons): - First, the galaxy coordinate is designated by the initial of whatever server is being viewed followed by a number representing the specific galaxy on that server. For example, in server Alpha, the first galaxy is represented by A00. - Next, the region coordinate is designated by what row and column of the galaxy it is in. For example, the region in row 5 and the column 1 is represented by the number 51, for a region address of A00:51. - Third, the system coordinate is designated by what row and column of the region it is in, in the same manner as the region coordinate. So a system in the top-right corner of the region would be represented by the number 09, for a system address of A00:51:09. - Fourth, the astro coordinate is designated by the star orbit number and the planetary orbit number. For example, the first planet in a system is represented by 10 (first star orbit, first planetary orbit), and any moons around that planet would be represented by 11, 12, 13, and so on. Thus, the first planet for the above system would have an astro address of A00:51:09:10.

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Astro Empires uses a specialized coordinate system to denote locations, as detailed below (all numbers are separated by colons):

- First, the galaxy coordinate is designated by the initial of whatever server is being viewed followed by a number representing the specific galaxy on that server. For example, in server Alpha, the first galaxy is represented by A00.

- Next, the region coordinate is designated by what row and column of the galaxy it is in. For example, the region in row 5 and the column 1 is represented by the number 51, for a region address of A00:51.

- Third, the system coordinate is designated by what row and column of the region it is in, in the same manner as the region coordinate. So a system in the top-right corner of the region would be represented by the number 09, for a system address of A00:51:09.

- Fourth, the astro coordinate is designated by the star orbit number and the planetary orbit number. For example, the first planet in a system is represented by 10 (first star orbit, first planetary orbit), and any moons around that planet would be represented by 11, 12, 13, and so on. Thus, the first planet for the above system would have an astro address of A00:51:09:10.

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