Bainsey7Has anyone tried filling a Type-8 with fuel tanks and heat sinks to see how fast it can go?
That's my plan for next week.
Kasumi GotoThat does not exist. Generally those third party sites or applications require player-submitted data to do their thing, which means by virtue of unexplored space likely not having had anybody pass through it, they will not be present in those databases.
Unless you actually find somebody that wrote/noted down all 400 billion(ish) systems that the Elite galaxy has and has data on which of those are explored (but you just need to go far enough and/or in the right direction to find stuff that hasn't been explored, which a third party tool is not much use for).
AHKasumi GotoThat does not exist. Generally those third party sites or applications require player-submitted data to do their thing, which means by virtue of unexplored space likely not having had anybody pass through it, they will not be present in those databases.
Unless you actually find somebody that wrote/noted down all 400 billion(ish) systems that the Elite galaxy has and has data on which of those are explored (but you just need to go far enough and/or in the right direction to find stuff that hasn't been explored, which a third party tool is not much use for).
OK Makes sense. Lets reduce it to minimal functionality
Do we have anything that can read my logs (real time), track what surface scanner found (bios 5 - list, geo 2 - list) and keep track of it while I scan that stuff on the planet?
MarcOmegaAHKasumi GotoThat does not exist. Generally those third party sites or applications require player-submitted data to do their thing, which means by virtue of unexplored space likely not having had anybody pass through it, they will not be present in those databases.
Unless you actually find somebody that wrote/noted down all 400 billion(ish) systems that the Elite galaxy has and has data on which of those are explored (but you just need to go far enough and/or in the right direction to find stuff that hasn't been explored, which a third party tool is not much use for).
OK Makes sense. Lets reduce it to minimal functionality
Do we have anything that can read my logs (real time), track what surface scanner found (bios 5 - list, geo 2 - list) and keep track of it while I scan that stuff on the planet?
ED CoPilot
it must to run on Linux
Thinder
I'm nearly sure you can fit only ONE fuel tank per ship as for the heat sinks, you have 4 UTILITY MOUNTS on the Type 8.
AHMarcOmegaAH
OK Makes sense. Lets reduce it to minimal functionality
Do we have anything that can read my logs (real time), track what surface scanner found (bios 5 - list, geo 2 - list) and keep track of it while I scan that stuff on the planet?
ED CoPilot
Forgot to add thanks and that running it with WIne did not work.
it must to run on Linux
PS! It is exactly what I need
MarcOmegaWhile you might find something that you can run under Linux using WINE, since ED Odyssey is a Windows game, most of the third party tools are going to be Windows based. I usually run my tools on the same computer I use for ED, but ported out to a separate display.
MarcOmega
ED Discovery
While you might find something that you can run under Linux using WINE, since ED Odyssey is a Windows game, most of the third party tools are going to be Windows based. I usually run my tools on the same computer I use for ED, but ported out to a separate display.
IndyMarcOmegaWhile you might find something that you can run under Linux using WINE, since ED Odyssey is a Windows game, most of the third party tools are going to be Windows based. I usually run my tools on the same computer I use for ED, but ported out to a separate display.
This makes it sound like I won't be successful running Elite on a Linux system. Is that true?
I'm growing weary of Windows and have long used Linux for many things other than gaming. Considering how much I enjoy and play Elite Dangerous, I would hate to convert my gaming system to Linux only to find out I can't run Elite. (Not to mention VR compatibility.)
AH It runs on/via/under/over/ontopof of Steam+Proton (part of the steam).
