How to interpret the circles?

[Garfield]

Hi :)

When I click on a ship, I can see a green circle and a yellow one. But where is the red one mentioned in the helping text? And the green one seems not to belong to the ship but to the planet?

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1088331420

[Comander-07]

red is your border so everything red is "owned" by you and you can build there
yellow is the range for your warp drive
green should be sensor range

[Garfield]

By red I meant the level that is described as "amount of planets is known". Maybe everything outside of the yellow circle is defined as the red circle?

[Comander-07]

yeah thats your border
your territorry

[Garfield]

You misunderstand me. Red means low level of information, that's not my territory border.

[Comander-07]

which red cycle are you talking about?
red information is everything outside your sensor range

[Garfield]

The game is talking about a red zone and desribes it as 'low level of information' but I can't see a red circle/zone.

Ok, everything outside of the green circle seems to be 'low information' zone. I can't find the middle ones.

And what does 'range of warp drive' mean exactly? Faster travelling?

[Azunai]

you're mixing up a few different concepts. the high (green) info level indicated in by the info tooltip is the area inside your sensor range (the dashed green circles around planets and ships).

medium intel level (yellow) is systems that you visited before but are currently not in sensor range of any of your ships.

low intel level (red) is systems that you never actually visited, but are/were in range of your sensors at some point.

the dashed yellow circle around your fleet is the range of their warp drives - that's completely unrelated to intel level.

and the red area is your territory, which is also unrelated to intel level

[Comander-07]

Warp drive range
(I will answer in german because your game is in german)
Gibt die Entfernung an wie weit du springen kannst ohne "zwischenzulanden"