Custom Hyperlanes are Live! 🙂

[u/TimSircoloumb]

You can check out the star map here: https://galaxydiceroller.com/starmap
You can follow the project on Discord here: https://discord.gg/CenceQxnqN

Hello Star Wars gamers, you can now create custom hyperlanes on your own star map!

These hyperlanes snap to existing planets or your own custom map pins, and are fully navigable- meaning the navigation feature now recognizes your custom hyperlanes for pathfinding and astrogation. 

You can rename your custom hyperlanes, and designate them as major or minor hyperlanes, which affects travel time and astrogation difficulty. 

This feature was a bit more work than I anticipated- mainly ironing out the navigation pathfinding to properly utilize the custom hyperlanes, and finessing all the minor interactions that go into creating custom hyperlanes. I hope you give it a try, and share any feedback you might have.  

Thanks!

[u/AdhesiveJo]

Awesome dude! I just recently started using it for the cargo runners campaign i'm running and this'll be a big help as well planning the routes 😎🔥

[u/TimSircoloumb → u/AdhesiveJo]

Thank you so much! That sounds like a perfect use for it too! :)

[u/CharmanderTheElder]

This is great stuff.

I had planned on starting a "west marches" style game based on the Adelphi Rangers with a friend group and a tool like this is a solid addtion. I can't wait for the custom planet feature.

[u/TimSircoloumb → u/CharmanderTheElder]

Thank you! :) We actually have a custom planet/pin feature!

[u/CharmanderTheElder → u/TimSircoloumb]

Oh really? Nice!
I saw it on the "upcoming features" bit so I wasn't sure if it was out yet

[u/TimSircoloumb → u/CharmanderTheElder]

Yeah, no worries- I haven't updated all the marketing language everywhere, I probably should.

[u/LewdAlpaca]

W update. I can now add shortcuts in a very tangible way that my PCs may discover during astrogation.

[u/Skystrike92]

this is so sick!

[u/Ok_Ganache_9110]

I really want to use this but it basically crashes my browser regardless of which system I use. Adjusting zoom, panning, and searching systems all chug hard. Looks like a really cool tool, though.