EDDiscovery-Mac

Is dead as a dodo.

Mac version of EDDiscovery

Needless to say, you need to enable verbose logging on your ED installation.

At first launch, you should set:

• your CMDR name
• your ED log path
• your EDSM api key

After configuring your data, the application will:

• fetch all systems with known coordinates from EDSM
• parse all netlog files and create local jump database
• fetch your complete jump history form EDSM
• fetch all your comments from EDSM
• add to local database any jumps present only on EDSM
• send to EDSM any jumps present only in the local database

If you have a large number of netlog files, this can take a few minutes. Subsequent launches should be much faster.

At subsequent launches, the application will:

• fetch new systems from EDSM
• fetch new comments FROM EDSM
• parse new jumps from netlog files
• sync new jumps from / to EDSM

After launch and while it is running, the application will:

• monitor your netlog files for new jumps in real time
• add new jumps to your EDSM jump history in real time
• request system information for new jumps in real time from EDSM

All this is done automatically without user interaction.

UI side, at present you can:

• switch between different commanders (each will have its own settings and data)
• add / delete commanders
• browse your jump history
• select single jumps and see system information
• add / edit / remove comments (changes will be synced to EDSM)
• see submitted distances from other systems (suspicious distances will be marked in red)
• trilaterate systems by adding distances to system with known coordinates
• submit distances to EDSM
• see a 2D map of your travel history, with markers for systems with user notes
• see a 2D map of your travel history, with markers for systems with user notes
• configure the screenshots dir for your ED installation

If you choose to configure the screenshots dir, EDDiscovery will:

• parse the contents and the directory
• match them against your travel history
• rename the files in PNG format, using timestamp and system name as file names
• monitor the directory for changes and manage newly added files accordingly
• display miniatures of the screenshots from within EDDiscovery