Elite Dangerous Galactic Mapping Project
For Elite: Dangerous - 2.2/1.7 onward.
Nov 02, 2015 Elite Dangerous. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews. If you want to find them, look up the galactic mapping project on the official forums (explorers sub forum). Its a longer journey though that Lagoon and Triffid. Those are practically the back yard in comparison. ED3D-Galaxy-Map is a 3D galactic map (web app) for the game Elite: Dangerous. Work with JSon file to embed stellar systems data. Elite Dangerous Galaxy Map. This is a point cloud of star systems in the Elite Dangerous Galaxy. Every point is a system that can be visited. Galactic map key binding so recently i had to uninstall and reinstall elite dangerous before i did the 'M' and 'N' keys would open the galaxy map and system map. But after reinstalling it these keys no longer do anything and i cant find and option to bind these keys in the controls. Im probobly just blind and cant see it but if it is in there.
The Fuel Rats recommend you never fly without a fuel scoop!
Fuel scoops allow your ship to gather fuel from stars. The problem is not all star types are scoopable . The good news is, you're not stuck to guessing which stars will give you fuel !
The in-game galaxy map has built-in filters you can use to sort out the scoopable star types!
To do this:
1: Go to the galaxy map.
You can find the galaxy map on your navigation panel!
3: Filter for scoopable star types.
Under the 'SHOW BY COLOUR' pull-down menu, select 'STAR CLASS' and uncheck all boxes except the first 7. These are your scoopable stars. AKA: KGB-FOAM
TIP: If you wish to avoid unscoopables altogether, you can select 'APPLY FILTER TO ROUTE' and your route plotter will never plot unscoopable stars.
Don't have a fuel scoop? The same principle works for finding stations! Just filter for stars by 'ECONOMY' or 'GOVERNMENT', and select all options except 'NONE'. Almost all inhabited systems will have at least an outpost.
4: Route Plotting.
Elite Dangerous Galaxy Map Online
When plotting a course, check to make sure a SOLID plot line passes through a visible star before it becomes dashed. If it doesn't you will need to divert to either a scoopable star, or a station. A solid line means you have fuel to make that jump, a dashed lines means you don't have enough fuel to make that jump.
The route plotter will also show the Fuel Star which is the last scoopable star on your route, before you need to refuel.
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CMDR Blue Jade has put together a video demonstrating the information on this page. Check it out: