OK, I have the image available now
That's awesome, thanks so much! What I find really interesting about the Wolf-Rayets is that their distribution appears to be (uniquely amongst the star classes) coded into separate 1 kLY × 1 kLY × 1 kLY cubes, each with their own W-R density. Which leads me to a further totally-pushing-my-luck request...
What would be insanely useful for Wolf hunters like myself is if we could get horizontal (i.e. X/Y axis) 'slices' of the galaxy that show the W-R distribution in each 1 kLY thick 'layer'. There are basically only four layers that matter:
• 1 to 2 kLY (on Z-axis)
• 0 to 1 kLY
• -1 to 0 kLY
• -2 to -1 kLY
[• >2 kLY and <-2 kLY - could be useful for completionists or highest/lowest record seekers, but hardly contain any W-Rs]
And if, say, these 'layer' maps had a slightly higher resolution to them, it would be the perfect tool for a Wolf hunter to identify 'gaps' in a W-R cube, where they might hope to find some juicy undiscovered W-Rs (after cross-referencing against other star classes to check the gap isn't just a permit-locked region).
Anyway, just throwing an idea out there. It would be amazing if you could do something with this, but feel free to ignore.