Mark already geosurveyed locations?

[Witty (OP)]

I could have sworn that this display option existed in one of my test runs, but I can't seen to find it now 

Does such an option actually exist? Or am I simply remembering things incorrectly?

[Whitecold]

Surveyed locations should be automatically marked, if you look in the Systems overview a bodies minerals are either show as None or No Survey Data available, if I remember correctly. For the planetside survey you can see it in the overview of your colony if the team survey has been done or not.

[Brian Neumann]

If you are referring to the grav survey points that are needed to find jump points then there is a toggle switch to show where the locations are.  It is on the system map (F3) under the display tab, second one down from the top.  On the Display2 tab as the last of the "Options" is a toggle to hide any grav survey locations that have already been surveyed.

In addition on the system display screen (F9) on the bottom center is a button to show the system as surveyed so you can have your ships automatically resurvey the system using the default orders instead of manually sending the ships to each point.  This would be used if you think another race has found a jump point after you surveyed the system and you want to find the new jump point.

Brian

[Witty (OP)]

Ah I see, thanks everyone. 

[JacenHan]

I believe the button you are looking for is in the minerals tab of the System Map.

[Barkhorn]

I wish there was a better way to tell what bodies have already been surveyed by a geoteam.

The way it works now, I use whether or not there is a colony on a body to tell if its been surveyed, since dropping off the team creates a colony.

But this means my task group destination list gets really cluttered with lots of pointless colonies.

[Griswel]

I wish there was a better way to tell what bodies have already been surveyed by a geoteam.

The way it works now, I use whether or not there is a colony on a body to tell if its been surveyed, since dropping off the team creates a colony.

But this means my task group destination list gets really cluttered with lots of pointless colonies.

I have that too, and used to run down the moons of a planet until I'd done them all, or all I wanted to, then deleted them and moved to the next planet.  Finally, I decided that the odds against a geo survey team were so large that I'd only do it on super-convenient locations (Luna, Mars) or places which were either worth it anyway or almost worth it.  Same problem, but much shorter list.

[Brian Neumann]

I wish there was a better way to tell what bodies have already been surveyed by a geoteam.

The way it works now, I use whether or not there is a colony on a body to tell if its been surveyed, since dropping off the team creates a colony.

But this means my task group destination list gets really cluttered with lots of pointless colonies.

When you finish the survey rename the planet with something like zzz at the front of the name.  This will help to put it down at the bottom of the list.

Brian

[Barkhorn]

It still moves up to the colony list, instead of staying in it's old order.  For instance, if I survey the moons of Jupiter, they'll stop being listed underneath Jupiter and instead will move up to the bottom of the colony section of the list.

[Wolfius]

When you finish the survey rename the planet with something like zzz at the front of the name.  This will help to put it down at the bottom of the list.

Brian

Personally I prefer to add (S) to the end of it's name.

Would be nice if we could create custum lists, tho. Make managing a mess of colonies a lot easier and cleaner.

It still moves up to the colony list, instead of staying in it's old order.  For instance, if I survey the moons of Jupiter, they'll stop being listed underneath Jupiter and instead will move up to the bottom of the colony section of the list.

When you're done with a colony you can abandon it to reduce clutter. That destroys anything on it, however, so be sure to remove anything you want to keep first.