Now, please note I use an Oculus rift so some of these might not work with a screen.
1) When zoomed in on stars in the galaxy map, show the stars above and below as well, right now it only shows stars that are at your Z- height level until you zoom out a ways away.
2) When you are plotting a course, it will plot up to 100 ly at a time, and it starts to plot in all directions from the star system you are in. Perhaps if you lock onto a star far away , it uses a different sorting procedure to go in a cone/cylinder/ellipse shape toward that star instead of a sphere that is limited to 100 ly
3) Allow the game, if you open the galaxy map and let it sit to populate all the possible jump points.. allow an option to save that somewhere so it does not have to repopulate every time (allow it to do the math to simulate fully loaded and possible cargo loads for later look up to speed up plotting courses. If you change the load out of the spacecraft, then it would need to be repopulated.
1) When zoomed in on stars in the galaxy map, show the stars above and below as well, right now it only shows stars that are at your Z- height level until you zoom out a ways away.
2) When you are plotting a course, it will plot up to 100 ly at a time, and it starts to plot in all directions from the star system you are in. Perhaps if you lock onto a star far away , it uses a different sorting procedure to go in a cone/cylinder/ellipse shape toward that star instead of a sphere that is limited to 100 ly
3) Allow the game, if you open the galaxy map and let it sit to populate all the possible jump points.. allow an option to save that somewhere so it does not have to repopulate every time (allow it to do the math to simulate fully loaded and possible cargo loads for later look up to speed up plotting courses. If you change the load out of the spacecraft, then it would need to be repopulated.