I don't know how that would be possible at the moment for a station you have not been too.
Of course if you've docked there before, you could look up in a loop and find the last journal entry when you docked there.
That's not a bad workaround.
I don't know how that would be possible at the moment for a station you have not been too.
Of course if you've docked there before, you could look up in a loop and find the last journal entry when you docked there.
I don't know how that would be possible at the moment for a station you have not been too.
Of course if you've docked there before, you could look up in a loop and find the last journal entry when you docked there.
Event PREFIX B_ BACKWARD Docked where %(B_StationName) == %(EventClass_StationName)
I don't know how that would be possible at the moment for a station you have not been too.
Of course if you've docked there before, you could look up in a loop and find the last journal entry when you docked there.
Love the latest version, thank you so much.
The predicted habitable zone for each star is not always 100% accurate, anyone else finding this?
I hate to complain, but can you please fix the NOTE bug?
It's been there forever...
(every time you visit the same system again, the last note gets copied and it overwrites all prior notes. For example, you have visited Sol 50 times and you entered 3 different notes for 3 visits and all other visits have no note. But the bug will leave you with only the last note, and not 3 times but 50 times. And it gets copied AGAIN every time you visit Sol in the future.)
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Hm, isn't this the intended behaviour? When I am entering a note, I do this to describe the system. When I visit the system the next time I find it logical that the note for that system pops up again. But I see your point - one could also say that the note is just for that single log entry...
I hate to complain, but can you please fix the NOTE bug?
It's been there forever...
(every time you visit the same system again, the last note gets copied and it overwrites all prior notes. For example, you have visited Sol 50 times and you entered 3 different notes for 3 visits and all other visits have no note. But the bug will leave you with only the last note, and not 3 times but 50 times. And it gets copied AGAIN every time you visit Sol in the future.)
Thank you.[/QUOTE
Hm, isn't this the intended behaviour? When I am entering a note, I do this to describe the system. When I visit the system the next time I find it logical that the note for that system pops up again. But I see your point - one could also say that the note is just for that single log entry...
Yes, the current implementation is a note for the system, not a note for the jump.
Put in an enhancement request for a per-jump note separate from the system note.
EDIT: NVM, created request here.
I hate to complain, but can you please fix the NOTE bug?
It's been there forever...
(every time you visit the same system again, the last note gets copied and it overwrites all prior notes. For example, you have visited Sol 50 times and you entered 3 different notes for 3 visits and all other visits have no note. But the bug will leave you with only the last note, and not 3 times but 50 times. And it gets copied AGAIN every time you visit Sol in the future.)
Thank you.
The history sheet used to be consecutively numbered by jump. Now the numbering comes from the log entry when the jump actually occurred. So when I look at my travel history goes something like 1,3 7, 13 etc. Not helpful when I'm trying to keep track of how many jumps I've done. Is there a setting to overcome this? Tried filtering the log to just jumps, but it just hid the non-jump entries and didn't change the jump or travel history numbering.
Sorry to bump, but had no response to this question.
Also another-how do you clear a route plan once it's in the 3D map? There seems to be no erase option as far as I can see.
Yeah, the grids are just filtered lists off all thr journals and the numbering comes from the windows control which numbers all the rows, not just the visible ones (I don't think there's an option to change that with the out of the box control). The Travel tab on the Statistics panel might give you what you need in terms of #jumps.
R.e. plotted route - there isn't a way to delete it. I added that function and intended the route to only be visible when you launched it from the Route tab and disappear next time you opened the map. Either I got that wrong and never noticed or it's been changed since. I'll try and sort it so that closing and re-opening from the front tab removes the plotted route, I might even think about a button while I'm there.
Love the latest version, thank you so much.
The predicted habitable zone for each star is not always 100% accurate, anyone else finding this?
Yeah, the grids are just filtered lists off all thr journals and the numbering comes from the windows control which numbers all the rows, not just the visible ones (I don't think there's an option to change that with the out of the box control). The Travel tab on the Statistics panel might give you what you need in terms of #jumps.
R.e. plotted route - there isn't a way to delete it. I added that function and intended the route to only be visible when you launched it from the Route tab and disappear next time you opened the map. Either I got that wrong and never noticed or it's been changed since. I'll try and sort it so that closing and re-opening from the front tab removes the plotted route, I might even think about a button while I'm there.
My apologies if this has been brought up before, but I have not found it in the thread.
Is there any way to calculate the (approximate) total value of exploration data you're carrying? I would like to be able to select a set of "Scan of" entries from the journal and get the sum of their value. I could use that information to decide if I want to continue exploring until I'm sure I will reach a certain rank.