My Traveller Website

[robject]

...has been updated after years and years and years. Really all I did was fix the broken links on the landing page. Enjoy.

http://eaglestone.pocketempires.com/

 

[DangerousThing]

Your headline sector has more troubles than mine!

I think that anyplace can be gotten to with a J-3 drive in mine, though a J-4 would be useful.

I hand created it for a post-Armageddon TU for my next game.

 

[Dragoner]

Nice site, esp love the shipyard. It's also nice to have a document of the sig codes you see often enough in people's sig.

 

[BytePro]

Thanks!

(Note: Interstellar Trade link in Starports section doesn't work... http://web.archive.org/web/20080512002328/http://eaglestone.pocketempires.com/RJStarportNew.html)

 

[robject]

Thanks, Byte, yeah I'll have to fix several pages.

For now, I've added a new link on the landing page, where you can get a programmatic sector, based on its unique ID.

A direct link is here: http://eaglestone.pocketempires.com/survey/t5-prog/t5sysgen-cgi.pl

 

[robject]

Your headline sector has more troubles than mine!

Heh heh!

Actually, it's a very well known chunk of space, with all worlds removed except for the worlds on Xboat routes.

 

[DangerousThing]

Heh heh!

Actually, it's a very well known chunk of space, with all worlds removed except for the worlds on Xboat routes.

I created my own, designed to be a place where a j3 trader is a necessity if you want to trade among the different polities. And guns are useful if you want to keep your ship.

 

[Dragoner]

Here is Farway (Tsadra) made from Travellermap, what I can see from right off:

1. Hi pop A starport worlds are relatively rare.

2. Luminosity seems all set at 0.

Also re luminosity, what is the +/- for? Also there are binaries and trinaries in parenthesis as well as some odd things such as BD (Brown Dwarf?)

 

[robject]

Wow, that's a dense sector.

Yes, I don't determine the full spectral class, yet, so they default to '0', but they're really indeterminate values.

'BD' is Brown Dwarf.
Parentheses group a star with a binary companion.
A minus sign marks a star in an orbit relatively close to the primary.
A plus sign marks a star extremely far from the primary.

 

[Dragoner]

Thanks.

Yes it does look dense, though it was set to standard.

 

[Dragoner]

Now run on scattered:

 

[robject]

Thanks.

Yes it does look dense, though it was set to standard.

Then I may have a bug in my code.

 

[Dragoner]

Sparse-

This looks better, though I'd have to surf a bit to see if it matches the definition, I sort of like a mix of both scattered and sparse.

 

[robject]

Much nicer, I think.

By the way, I have a new, fast algorithm to replace the current one. Joshua and I found one which is sufficient, small, fast, and easily ported. Your map will change.

 

[Dragoner]

Standard is still very dense:

 

[Dragoner]

Here is sparse again: