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Star Citizen Navigation

This project is a tool designed to help the navigation in Star Citizen.

This project was greatly inspired by the "Murphy Exploration Group" and more particularly by Graupunkt#4414 who carried out a very similar program.

Table of Contents

  1. General Info
  2. Installation
  3. Contribute
  4. LICENSE

General Info

This program relies almost entirely on the in-game /showlocation command. This command copies the global coordinates (relative to the center of the system) to the clipboard. This program continuously retrieves the contents of this clipboard and, if coordinates are found, interprets them in order to guide the user to his target.

The Database.json file contains all the data the program needs to operate (rotational speed of the planets, their location, coordinates of points of interest, etc.)

Glossary

  • POI = Point Of Interest
  • Container = The planets and moons on which the points of interest can be

Screenshot

Screenshot of the main window Screenshot of the app running with Javelin Wreck

Installation

This program requires Python to run and it must be added to the PATH during installation.

Open a command prompt by pressing CTRL + R and by typing cmd then pressing Enter Then type pip install pyperclip==1.8.2 to install the library required

If everything worked you should be able to launch the program called "star-citizen-navigation-tool.exe" without issues

Contribute:

How to contribute :

Either send me a pm at Valalol#1790 on Discord or go to the github repository (https://github.com/Valalol/Star-Citizen-Navigation) fork the project, do your changements and submit a pull request for me to review it and maybe merge it with the main branch.

License

See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).

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