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Smashimus Maximus has Stellaris

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:11am

Can't go through Wormhole

Hiya, I seem to be having a problem with a wormhole I just explored: after exploration, I wanted my science ship to go through the wormhole, but according to its orders it has spent the last year going through, without actually moving. I also cancelled the order, had the ship go somewhere else and then ordered it to go through the wormhole again, but it just moved to the wormhole and now has been sitting there again for ages, while the orders still say it's going through. The science ship's icon also keeps switching between the idle and the moving symbol, so something is definitely wrong. Anyone else experience this?

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Knight.R

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:14am

Did you research the tech that will stabilize the wormhole?
It's a rare tech and once you research it you have to "Explore wormhole" before going through the wormhole.

Nightmyre

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:14am

Is it possible the other side is controlled by an empire who's borders are not open to you?

Knight.R

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:17am

Originally posted by Nightmyre:
Is it possible the other side is controlled by an empire who's borders are not open to you?

That is also possible i forgot to mention that. You might have had the wormhole explored but your borders with the other empire might be closed.

Smashimus Maximus has Stellaris

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:25am

Yes, I said in my original question I had already explored the wormhole, i.e. have the tech to do so.
Closed borders on the other side of the wormhole would make sense, I suppose - thanks!

BoydofZINJ has Stellaris

Jul 24, 2019 @ 8:29pm

Originally posted by Smashimus Maximus:
Yes, I said in my original question I had already explored the wormhole, i.e. have the tech to do so.
Closed borders on the other side of the wormhole would make sense, I suppose - thanks!

If you look inside the system of an explored wormhole (that you explored) you can see the name of the system it connects to. THEN... you can use the search feature to find that system and verify if it is inside an empire that has closed borders to you.

al_x_ator2411 has Stellaris

Jul 24, 2019 @ 11:01pm

No need to search. You can just click the wormhole and it will take you to its other side so you can check the system and see who it belongs to.

Smashimus Maximus has Stellaris

Jul 25, 2019 @ 9:13am

Originally posted by al_x_ator2411:
No need to search. You can just click the wormhole and it will take you to its other side so you can check the system and see who it belongs to.

Actually, when I click on the wormhole, the camera just pins back to the wormhole's own sun and gets weirdly shaky...

Nightmyre

Jul 25, 2019 @ 9:15am

Originally posted by Smashimus Maximus:
Originally posted by al_x_ator2411:
No need to search. You can just click the wormhole and it will take you to its other side so you can check the system and see who it belongs to.
Actually, when I click on the wormhole, the camera just pins back to the wormhole's own sun and gets weirdly shaky...

That's a glitch with moving from one system to another. Usually you can fix it by just exiting the system view and then going back in.

Smashimus Maximus has Stellaris

Jul 25, 2019 @ 9:18am

Originally posted by Nightmyre:
Originally posted by Smashimus Maximus:
Actually, when I click on the wormhole, the camera just pins back to the wormhole's own sun and gets weirdly shaky...

That's a glitch with moving from one system to another. Usually you can fix it by just exiting the system view and then going back in.

Tried that , but still only getting the shaky camera at the same system's sun