The question I have is this: Is there any way to empirically test in-game if the ship is or isn't in motion? Perhaps dropping out somewhere nearby without obtaining a destination lock?
A daisy-chain of many thousands of Cmdrs. At one end is a Cmdr by the generation ship, and at the other end a 'static' point of comparison such as the main star. In between, every Cmdr in the chain see their neighbours on either side on their scanners. If the generation ship isn't static, the Cmdrs will notice it as the 'chain' would have to compress/stretch to maintain distance with both the ship and the static point.
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Just out of curiosity... has HIP 22460 always had 'Requires HIP 22460 system permit' in the pointer description? I know it was locked but I thought it had 'Unknown system permit'
In 2.2 it wasn't locked, I had my ship parked up on a planet in HIP 22460 when the 2.3 update went live. I was 'moved' to a nearby system's Asteroid base!
Oh really haha, that's silly.
I could of sworn before 2.3.01 that it had 'unknown permit' though.. maybe i'm wrong.
Red shift measurements? Taking some captions of the star background in front and behind the ship, and comparing them with pictures out of the ship instance, looking for doppler effects in the star light caused by the ship relativistic frame of reference.
A daisy-chain of many thousands of Cmdrs. At one end is a Cmdr by the generation ship, and at the other end a 'static' point of comparison such as the main star. In between, every Cmdr in the chain see their neighbours on either side on their scanners. If the generation ship isn't static, the Cmdrs will notice it as the 'chain' would have to compress/stretch to maintain distance with both the ship and the static point.
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New generation ship found (by someone else): https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/347497-Generation-Ship-quot-Venusian-quot
Nice, 63 ly from Sol, ppl really need to be publishing the listening posts so we can follow them ourselves![]()
Semi-related; Does anyone know if there is a limit on how many inbox messages we can have at one time?
And would violate the first law of ED instancing.: D
Isn't that "you do NOT talk about instancing"? Oops!
I have a code full of letters with spaces, which need decrypted. Where does one start?
Part of the message is usually plain text. It probably contains the key word.
Then you use somthing like this:http://www.hanginghyena.com/solvers_a/substitution-cipher-workbench
Test different keys until words start poping out.
Tech 6 is proving a pain
See my 3rd sheet here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UaG8TU61iMW4bvuezOuwp3mQCpxV57CQBO0CNHlXO88/edit?usp=sharing
Should this be reported as a possible bug?