Maybe I'm missing where its displayed?
I mean, do I really have to zoom back along the route to manually count how many jumps my route involves?
Maybe I'm missing where its displayed?
It would seem one of the key data one should be able to see about a plotted route: total distance and number of jumps :O
Ya, it's a Realistic Simulator of Space Rainbows!Putting the jump count in the gal map would be far too easy, convenient and sensible...sorry
I fly a Corvette, therefore, I don't want to know the number of jumps. Ignorance is bliss.
I've been exploring near the core, and I've stopped using the plotter altogether. Instead I'm manually plotting my own course NS to NS. It's way more efficient, jump count wise, than what the auto-plotter gives me. I'm not sure if I'm actually saving time, since I have to manually find the next neutron star, but I think it is (filters are a wonderful tool for this). I also am finding many other interest things like undiscovered black holes and unique stars, stuff the auto-plotter would skip over. Oh, and it's more fun IMO![]()