Show distance to next system to 2 decimal points in HUD/side-panel

[Micha]

It would save a LOT of time for Commanders who wish to keep track of jump distances if the HUD and/or the side-panel display would show the distance to the next system to 2 decimal places as the Galaxy Map does, instead of only 1 decimal place.

Should be a very trivial change for a significant quality-of-life improvement.

Even better/alternatively would be if there was an out-of-game API to query this information for a third-party app and/or if the jump distance was logged into the netlog.

Thanks for considering.

 

[Limoncello Lizard]

And while they are doing that. Make the System Map show the distance from the primary star to planets in whole numbers. It adds nothing to show 285.323ls, all I need to see is 285ls.

 

[Micha]

Another improvement would be to show the destination system star type; the information is always available in the Galaxy Map, but only on the HUD if you've scanned the system. Either hide the info everywhere, or show it everywhere. Consistency!

 

[Jypson]

It would save a LOT of time for Commanders who wish to keep track of jump distances if the HUD and/or the side-panel display would show the distance to the next system to 2 decimal places as the Galaxy Map does, instead of only 1 decimal place.

Should be a very trivial change for a significant quality-of-life improvement.

Even better/alternatively would be if there was an out-of-game API to query this information for a third-party app and/or if the jump distance was logged into the netlog.

Thanks for considering.

Sounds good to me!

And while they are doing that. Make the System Map show the distance from the primary star to planets in whole numbers. It adds nothing to show 285.323ls, all I need to see is 285ls.

I really wish that was a thing. Sure, I'll haul that for you! 14,600ls to station? Abandon mission!