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{{UIref|1=<font color="#00FFFF">█</font> Cyan areas|2=Objects you own.}}
{{UIref|1=<font color="#00FFFF">█</font> Cyan areas|2=Objects you own.}}
{{UIref|1=<font color="#FF00FF">█</font> Fuchsia areas|2=Objects your groups own.}}
{{UIref|1=<font color="#FF00FF">█</font> Fuchsia areas|2=Objects your groups own.}}
{{UIref|Green dots|Other Residents at the same altitude as your {{vh|View|camera}}.}}
{{UIref|1=<span style="color: #00FF00; font-weight: bold;">o</span>|2=A Resident at about the same height as your camera position.}}
{{UIref|1=<span style="color: #00FF00; font-weight: bold;">^</span> | 2=A Resident above your camera position, for example one flying or in a tall building.}}
{{UIref| 1=<span style="color: #00FF00; font-weight: bold;">v</span> | 2=A Resident below your camera position.}}
{{UIref|Green arrows|Residents above your camera's altitude show as up arrows, and Residents below your camera's altitude show as down arrows.}}
{{UIref|Green arrows|Residents above your camera's altitude show as up arrows, and Residents below your camera's altitude show as down arrows.}}
{{UIref|Yellow dots|Nearby friends. To see and edit your Friends list, choose Communicate > My Friends.}}
{{UIref|1=<span style="color: yellow; font-weight: bold;">o</span>|2=Nearby friends. To see and edit your Friends list, choose Communicate > My Friends.}}
 
{{UIref|Green dots|Other Residents. The shape of the icon shows the height of the avatar relative to you:
'''o''' - An avatar at about the same height as your camera viewpoint; for example, if you're standing next to them.
<br> '''^''' - An avatar above your camera position, perhaps one flying or in a tall building.
<br> '''v''' - An avatar below your camera position.
}}
 
{{UIref|Dark gray blocks| Objects owned by others. In a region with lots of buildings, you see lots of these.}}
{{UIref|Dark gray blocks| Objects owned by others. In a region with lots of buildings, you see lots of these.}}
{{UIref|Cyan blocks | Objects you own in the area. For instance, a house on land you own. Useful for finding lost objects. For example, if you accidentally jump out of your vehicle and it keeps moving, you can tell where it's going by following the light blue.}}
{{UIref|Fuchsia blocks |Objects deeded to (owned by) a group you're in. For more information, see Group-owned land. }}
{{UIref|Tiled dark blue| Areas beyond your vision. You can see them by moving closer, or by increasing your draw distance: go to Me > Preferences > Graphics and iadjust the Draw Distance slider.}}
{{UIref|Tiled dark blue| Areas beyond your vision. You can see them by moving closer, or by increasing your draw distance: go to Me > Preferences > Graphics and iadjust the Draw Distance slider.}}
{{UIref|Red areas| Offline regions }}
{{UIref|1=<font color="red">█</font> Red areas| 2=Offline regions }}


== More options ==
== More options ==

Revision as of 18:52, 18 January 2012

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Shows your current position on a map in realtime, a simplified version of the World Map.

  • A yellow dot and a wedge of light indicate your current position and field of view.
  • Zoom in or out by hovering your cursor over the Mini-Map and using your mouse's scroll wheel.

Legend

Some objects and areas are color-coded:

█ Cyan areas   Objects you own.
█ Fuchsia areas   Objects your groups own.
o   A Resident at about the same height as your camera position.
^   A Resident above your camera position, for example one flying or in a tall building.
v   A Resident below your camera position.
Green arrows   Residents above your camera's altitude show as up arrows, and Residents below your camera's altitude show as down arrows.
o   Nearby friends. To see and edit your Friends list, choose Communicate > My Friends.
Dark gray blocks   Objects owned by others. In a region with lots of buildings, you see lots of these.
Tiled dark blue   Areas beyond your vision. You can see them by moving closer, or by increasing your draw distance: go to Me > Preferences > Graphics and iadjust the Draw Distance slider.
█ Red areas   Offline regions

More options

Right-click to display these options:

Zoom Close   Zooms in the maximum level.
Zoom Medium   Zooms to a moderate level.
Zoom Far   Zooms out the maximum level.
Rotate Map   Makes the Mini-Map rotate with your field of view. Unchecking this option orients the Mini-Map north at all times.
Stop Tracking   Stops tracking any target defined on the World Map and removes the associated beacon from view.
World Map   Opens the World Map. You can also open the World Map by double-clicking the Mini-Map.
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