Smallest FSD jump?

[Armyofducks]

Looking for mining sites in unoccupied systems and found two that are 0.97ly apart. Or just over half a days supercruise at full speed. Systems are HIP
98159 and HIP98170. Got me wondering what the smallest FSD hop is?

 

[Nasc]

It's not the size that counts, it's how you're using the ship your doing it in.

 

[Armyofducks]

It's not the size that counts, it's how you're using the ship your doing it in.

That's excuse has worked well for me. Every time she complains about me missing the mail slot...

 

[Nasc]

That's excuse has worked well for me. Every time she complains about me missing the mail slot...

Missing the mail slot is unforgivable. Post is sacred. Or so I'm told.
Regards,
A mailman.
P.S. we get around the like the milk man used to because our job isn't obsolete.

 

[Retropolitan]

I have no idea where the systems were any more*, but I've twice made a jump of .3 light years.

*Well, okay, I have a very rough idea of where they were.

 

[photomankc]

I think I jumped .34 last night actually.

 

[IndigoWyrd]

That's excuse has worked well for me. Every time she complains about me missing the mail slot...

As long as you don't get stuck in the exhaust port, all is well.

 

[Armyofducks]

As long as you don't get stuck in the exhaust port, all is well.

I'd be more worried about back blast

 

[GroG79]

Looking for mining sites in unoccupied systems and found two that are 0.97ly apart. Or just over half a days supercruise at full speed. Systems are HIP
98159 and HIP98170. Got me wondering what the smallest FSD hop is?

Visit the core. You will be surprised of the star density.

 

[Hanerib]

I once jumped less than a lightsecond. True story.

 

[[VR] Goooost]

Looking for mining sites in unoccupied systems and found two that are 0.97ly apart. Or just over half a days supercruise at full speed. Systems are HIP
98159 and HIP98170. Got me wondering what the smallest FSD hop is?

I found one that was 700,000ls. Someone else found one that was so close that one of the systems was inside the star of the other one. So jumping one way worked, not the other way. Dont know if it was patched. For a 1 in 400000000000 chance, I think they should just leave it.

 

[Agony_Aunt]

Looking for mining sites in unoccupied systems and found two that are 0.97ly apart. Or just over half a days supercruise at full speed. Systems are HIP
98159 and HIP98170. Got me wondering what the smallest FSD hop is?

Not sure if its the same ones, but there are two systems in the bubble that are practically on top of each other.

Might be the ones Goooost is referring to.

 

[M00ka]

It is one thing to umm miss the mailslot, but it is more embarrassing to be asked if you are 'in the station' yet …

 

[[PS4] Filthymick420]

I once jumped less than a lightsecond. True story.

Hyperdicted?

 

[Hanerib]

Hyperdicted?

Duplicate system, a quirk in the stellar forge. Two main stars in a system, but another star also is a system of its own. Another system is different with its own planets and astronomical bodies, it's like another dimension. Ghost space. I think Fdev manually fixes these. It's been a topic in exploration subsection of forums every now and then.

Of course one could supercruise to where neighbouring starsystem should be (/and see nothing), but it still counts as a full jump.

 

[Ian Doncaster]

The closest two systems can be without a bug placing them in the same place is 1/32 LY, or approximately 1 million Ls.

 

[Hank]

Visit the core. You will be surprised of the star density.

Another area where systems are tightly packed is Running Man near Orion Nebula (and Horsehead beyond). Go there in the GalMap and watch the lilly pads appear like in a calm country pond. Its also much closer than the core.

 

[LordFerret]

There's a few really short hops in the Eagle nebula.

 

[IPFreely]

In the Pleiades, the jump from Pleione to Atlas is .78Ly

 

[K M Butler]

A long while ago I remember jumping back and forth between two that were 0.12 ly apart in the bubble.