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In IALA A port lateral marks and lights are coloured red and starboard lateral marks and lights are coloured green. In IALA B, port lateral marks and lights are coloured green. and starboard lateral marks and lights are coloured red.
IALA A is used in the Americas, Japan, Korea and the Philippines and IALA A is used in the res of the world. Both systems use identical cardinal, isolated danger, safe water and special marks.
In eSail, as you are sailing roughly in mid Atlantic north of the Azores and west of the middle of France, and possibly because eSail was developed in Europe, IALA A is used!
As a comment, should eSail have buoys other than just part and starboard lateral buoys to increase it educational aspect?
0r, just make sure you check which IALA system is being used for the area you are sailing in on the chart!!