This can be done with star names and the F7 screen shows the name (and class) of a star you target on the F7 screen in the form “Lave orbits the Class F Star Nemus Lapillus”. Only the system you are actually in exists, so I don’t think there is a way to tell Oolite what planets / moons would be added by OXPs at a system other than the one you are in. I’m not totally sure that it would be possible (without code changes to Oolite itself) to add it to the F7 screen, but whichever function screen you access it from F4 or F7 it’s still a quick access to bring up your local almanac.Īs every OXP which adds planets moons or station only does so when you enter a system I don’t think it would be possible for the game to show the planet, moons or stations in a system the player is not currently in. So it’s a one button press to bring it up. It’s a bit difficult to show how it fits together with screen shots, but at present the Almanac is accessible from the F4 screen. Okti's OXPs are here:, you need to contact Stranger directly for his PlanetLand. Okti has some OXPs which do this too (new significance for the F-keys while docked): his Galaxy Info was accessed by F6F6F5 (or by priming), and ditto with his Long Range Scanner (jolly useful for flying from Lave to Tianve in "one hop"). To view system data screen call F7 screen from within the F6 screen as usual.
I do notice that a handful of other OXPs have managed to access their goodies through new F-key combinations.Īfter landing on surface port you may call pictures (just for fun!): The obvious access to your magnum opus is through the F7F7 key command, which I read elsewhere on this board might have been suggested for details about the Solar System generally (maybe a nice map of the solar system, that sort of thing).Ĭan you just do this by yourself - or would it need intervention from our Admiralty for Oolite v.1.92?
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