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Your position's coordinates.
There is also a directional gyro (full circle = 360 deg.) on top of the coordinates, helping you to stay your course.
N = 0 deg., E= 90 deg., S = 180 deg., W= 270 deg.
I, being stupid a little, would actually appreciate if there were NSWE markers on the compass. 
Does anybody have any resources to show how to get from one set of planetary co-ordinates to another? I just can't figure it out
There you go!
It´s very basic but that´s how we do it to meet on specific locations!
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=198085
scroll down until you find : 6.. Planetary Landings Guide & Locating Coordinates
have fun practicing it will take some time but u will get used to it.
Fly safe
Cmdr Lil´Bear
It´s very basic but that´s how we do it to meet on specific locations!
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=198085
scroll down until you find : 6.. Planetary Landings Guide & Locating Coordinates
have fun practicing it will take some time but u will get used to it.
Fly safe
Cmdr Lil´Bear
Cheers dude. I eventually got there last night after drawing myself some reference diagrams and scratching my head a lot
They should have added the artificial compass into the hud as soon as you enter orbital flight, it would have made staying on course much easier... my guess... they never tried to land at specific locations or just didn´t care enough....
and add a function to the Beacon Off/Wing/Local for larger fleets.. that would be really nice and add a lot more possibilities to gameplay!
Fly safe,
Cmdr Lil´Bear
and add a function to the Beacon Off/Wing/Local for larger fleets.. that would be really nice and add a lot more possibilities to gameplay!
Fly safe,
Cmdr Lil´Bear
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I'm currently working on a tool that can calculate heading to go from coordinates to others coordinates
Have to make more tests but works fine atm.
Example: I was on coordinates X, and tried to go to -6.0000 / -90.0000
My tool gave me heading 022° / 51 km.
And , taking heading 022° on straight line, I came here:
Keep you advise !
Have to make more tests but works fine atm.
Example: I was on coordinates X, and tried to go to -6.0000 / -90.0000
My tool gave me heading 022° / 51 km.
And , taking heading 022° on straight line, I came here:
Keep you advise !
Looks cool.....nice work.