Can you clarify the question a bit please? I don't understand what you're asking at all.
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In practice, I was wondering if there is a roster of all the first discoveries of each commander.
When you give the maps you are told what you found out first, ok !!! but a roster to see where and when I first discovered that system, star, or planet ?
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Unfortunately, there is not.
What Straha wrote. A lot of us expected Codex to be just such a list but this is sadly not the case.
No, you pretty much have to create your own spreadsheet. I suggested one time that FDEV create a simple search program, even if we had to pay a stipend to use it, that you plug in your commanders name and it does a search for every object that has been discovered and print out a sheet for you of your discoveries. I don't know how extensive it would be to program such a thing, but I figure, it must be stored someplace on the server if when I jump into a system it shows me if a planet has been discovered already. Would be nice, cause my spreadsheet crashed once and I had to rebuild it, and about 175 objects were lost, (at least, I haven't relocated them yet) since they were discovered pre 2.4.
So now I screen shot each of my first discoveries, and put all of them into a spreadsheet listing the system name with each type of object that I have discovered in that system. I save the screen shots on a jump drive as a backup incase my spreadsheet craps out again. I will eventually run out of room on the multi terabyte jump drive because I have over 80k first discoveries now, and that's 80k screenshots, of course they are reformatted to jpg from the bmp, so far its at about 20 gbs of pics.
But my spreadsheet keeps a running tally of all my first discoveries, also notes how many of each object I have located, and the systems are broken down into 3 categories as well, Full System (I got every object in the system), Main star tagged but not all objects, and Partial, where I didn't get the Main star, but the left overs. I consider it a big coup when I jump into a system that has the main star tagged and maybe a few of the closer planets but then they leave an untagged water world, ammonia world or ELW. Found a Neutron system where the Neutron was already tagged, but the 2nd star, about 200k ls away, had a terra water world, ELW, terra rocky world, plain water world and terra HMC with Nitro atmos. Now that was the coup of coups.
So now I screen shot each of my first discoveries, and put all of them into a spreadsheet listing the system name with each type of object that I have discovered in that system. I save the screen shots on a jump drive as a backup incase my spreadsheet craps out again. I will eventually run out of room on the multi terabyte jump drive because I have over 80k first discoveries now, and that's 80k screenshots, of course they are reformatted to jpg from the bmp, so far its at about 20 gbs of pics.
But my spreadsheet keeps a running tally of all my first discoveries, also notes how many of each object I have located, and the systems are broken down into 3 categories as well, Full System (I got every object in the system), Main star tagged but not all objects, and Partial, where I didn't get the Main star, but the left overs. I consider it a big coup when I jump into a system that has the main star tagged and maybe a few of the closer planets but then they leave an untagged water world, ammonia world or ELW. Found a Neutron system where the Neutron was already tagged, but the 2nd star, about 200k ls away, had a terra water world, ELW, terra rocky world, plain water world and terra HMC with Nitro atmos. Now that was the coup of coups.