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Most other resources you can eye it pretty well.
You can use your long range scanner to show fields but also use the map mode itself.
For example did you know you can find both resources from the map menu!
Have you ever used the map mode and noticed those clouds on the sector? those are the gas resources and you can even use the map mode to see where there could be asteroids. (brown dots)
This is how I find resources in places above and below the map.
If I remember correctly though the resource map stay the same (unless egosoft change it like with 4.0)
So once you find a good Nividium node it should be there for your next game as well.
How to mine 3+ million of them for terraforming project this takes infinite time ?
I will add after my 20+ hours of scouring Atiya's Misfortune 1, I found out how to use the long range scanner to find Nividium asteroids. They look sky/light blue on the long range scanner rather than the deeper royal blue the long range scanner typically shows. It was maybe a 50/50 chance the sky blue asteroids had Nividium, but it was 100% that the Nividium asteroid had the sky blue hue when long range scanned. My greatest frustration was when I found a cluster of 3 Nividium asteroids and the probe came back with no Nividium in the region. I also found 3 locations that had the greatest concentration of Nividium I could find at 0.12, they had the light blue long range scan, but didn't actually have any Nividium asteroids in the region to manually mine. Which just seems weird to me; if there was supposedly Nividium to mine why was none present to actually mine it?
Ultimately after 20+ hours wasted, then the triple Nividium asteroid disappointment, and close to a hundred deployed probes I gave up and abandoned the mission. I sent a couple scouts to make pickup runs for all the probes and sell then to alleviate all the green clutter, and went back to actually enjoying the game.
I won't be doing anymore resource probe missions. This was the third time I got burned after countless hours wasted. I read a post where a moderator said the missions are guaranteed to work, but I am of the opinion the missions are either glitched or don't actually work the way they were intended (broken). On my 2nd failed attempt which was to find a gas resource, I found locations that had more than enough capacity but due to local faction mining they were under the required value. The moderator had indicated the resource quests only look at the capacity not the actual value, but in my experience the quest won't complete if only the capacity exceeds the requirement.