I always like how you get directly to the point. Your videos are very efficient, and I never have to wade through a bunch of talk to get to the stuff I need to hear.
I'm glad I am not the only one that thinks not being able to place a target at specific co ordinates on any planet is utterly stupid , Earned yourself another sub Exigeous even though i'm still a noob on elite having only about 300 hours game time your video are excellent
Hey Exigeous! I just want to say thank you for all these amazing tutorials. I’m a new CMDR to elite and these are super helpful! Again, thank you! Keep it up :)
I just got the game recently and whenever I try to land on a planet I somehow always end up on the exact opposite side of where I need to be. Hopefully this helps.
Yeah I'm still a noob and haven't done much in the way of planetary landings and missions involving the SRV thus I have forgotten how to scan a data point.
A little late to the party but I wonder what the 3rd party tool is that displays p/r/y and vert/lat, along with boost, thrust, etc.? Anyone... Anyone...
I've been to Dav's hope thrice and scanned the beacon. It still won't show on the planetary map. Making me do the whole navigation thing all over again. It's really annoying. Is it cause of a bug or an I doing something wrong?
I thought I was going to have to do the same thing. Fear not! It doesn't show on a planetary map but it does show up as a nav point when you get in the vicinity of the planet it's on.
what do you mean you "scanned the beacon"? you mean those communication terminals to get the story of dav's hope or the lone datapoint, because non of those will mark the settlement as discovered... there's no bug, there's no marker either. never was...
Initially I was of the same opinion, it took me 3 or 4 viewings to figure out what he's saying. The key is to look underneath the altimeter, you'll see there's 2 sets of numbers. Those are the latitude and longitude. In the video he says he's looking for -3.7 by 73.4. So do the 'flip it on it's side and set a heading for 0 degrees'. Do this until the first number below the altimeter is -3.7, then quickly pitch to 90 degrees and head straight until the bottom number is 73.4. Fine tuning will be required but that's the gist of it. Still way, way, overly complicated!
I always like how you get directly to the point. Your videos are very efficient, and I never have to wade through a bunch of talk to get to the stuff I need to hear.
I'm glad I am not the only one that thinks not being able to place a target at specific co ordinates on any planet is utterly stupid , Earned yourself another sub Exigeous even though i'm still a noob on elite having only about 300 hours game time your video are excellent
It really is absurd that in 1000 years we don't have the basic features we have in 2018. Elite Dangerous 3.0 Beyond:Abusrd, Beyond:Grind, Beyond:Bugs
This stuff is like an alien language...
Hey Exigeous! I just want to say thank you for all these amazing tutorials. I’m a new CMDR to elite and these are super helpful! Again, thank you! Keep it up :)
Appreciate the fast response, looking forward to the tutorial, keep up the great work!
Omg this just saved me so much time thanks
Clear as mud.....
nice and clear, thank you
yea planet landing at specific co ords is still absolutely cancer too this day
I just got the game recently and whenever I try to land on a planet I somehow always end up on the exact opposite side of where I need to be. Hopefully this helps.
I use EDISON, it has an overlay that tells you which heading to go to. Dead easy. This ability should be in the game though.
Agreed it should be included and I have this on the list for my "15 more utilities" video.
Thanks :-)
So smart. Thanks for making it simple for this dummy. :)
where can i get a program to map where i am on the surface and chart positions using the coordinates?
How do you get that top compass or what ever that is!
Yeah I'm still a noob and haven't done much in the way of planetary landings and missions involving the SRV thus I have forgotten how to scan a data point.
i like it!
I give up.
Nvm.
A little late to the party but I wonder what the 3rd party tool is that displays p/r/y and vert/lat, along with boost, thrust, etc.? Anyone... Anyone...
Do you mean the red/blue overlay that I use on my stream? That's a custom skin for GamePadViewer.com - and yes, I'm working on a video for it.
Faff Dangerously.
What?!?!?!?!!?
I've been to Dav's hope thrice and scanned the beacon. It still won't show on the planetary map. Making me do the whole navigation thing all over again. It's really annoying. Is it cause of a bug or an I doing something wrong?
I'm afraid it is a bug
I thought I was going to have to do the same thing. Fear not! It doesn't show on a planetary map but it does show up as a nav point when you get in the vicinity of the planet it's on.
Excellent, didn't think of checking it in the nav panel. Over 500hrs into the game and I'm still a noob....
what do you mean you "scanned the beacon"? you mean those communication terminals to get the story of dav's hope or the lone datapoint, because non of those will mark the settlement as discovered... there's no bug, there's no marker either. never was...
Cheers mate. You're only three days late to the answer. But, valiant effort. Good luck in the dark.
sorry, totally senseless if you don't mention where the heck you got the UI extensions which show you important informations.
So confusing and way too fast. Not good.
Initially I was of the same opinion, it took me 3 or 4 viewings to figure out what he's saying. The key is to look underneath the altimeter, you'll see there's 2 sets of numbers. Those are the latitude and longitude. In the video he says he's looking for -3.7 by 73.4. So do the 'flip it on it's side and set a heading for 0 degrees'. Do this until the first number below the altimeter is -3.7, then quickly pitch to 90 degrees and head straight until the bottom number is 73.4. Fine tuning will be required but that's the gist of it. Still way, way, overly complicated!