How do I know which planet ring I'm in?

[JudgementDayIsHere]

I see 1A and 1B, one is Metallic, and the other is Metal Rich.

[JudgementDayIsHere]

I'm trying to mine for Painite for Selene... though I'd be willing to buy 10.

[Krayus Korianis]

The dark ring (usually the inside ring, is the Metallic or Metal Rich ring tbh. IF there's two rings, it'll be separated by their color. 1A denotes First Ring, which is closest to the planet. 1B is the secondary First Ring, which is the outer ring of the Inner Ring. The OUTER Ring, is NORMALLY an Ice Ring, which is blue/white.

[One Eye Jack]

A is innermost B next and do on.

[Thyriel]

They always go from inner to outer ring (A > B > C...)
In case you're not sure just visit the system map, select the planet go to second tab and compare the inner/outer radius of the rings to see which is smaller

[the smoking mค็็็็็n]

let us now if you have trouble finding painite and i'll tell you where to get it, it is a real pain () carrying the stuff all over the galaxy

[Eddo]

The "theory" is that the metallic ring is always the inner because they are generally heavier elements. Same reason why you have metal rich closer to the sun. ED more or less adheres to that from what I had observed.

[Bannor]

It can sometimes be difficult to see where one ring ends and the next begins; there's often no clear delineated boundary.
If there is a gap between the two then it's easy - but this is not always the case.

[JudgementDayIsHere]

Originally posted by the smoking mค็็็็็n:

let us now if you have trouble finding painite and i'll tell you where to get it, it is a real pain (:tgrin:) carrying the stuff all over the galaxy

I finally found some! Thanks!

Originally posted by Bannor:

It can sometimes be difficult to see where one ring ends and the next begins; there's often no clear delineated boundary.
If there is a gap between the two then it's easy - but this is not always the case.

Yeah, that was my main issue, but I figured it out!