Itharus wrote: ↑

Thu May 24, 2018 10:32 pm

Hi, is your friend by any chance active on these forums?

It was the same person mentioned upthread ("BlindGuy")

Also, I fixed the demo I put together: https://travellermap.com/tmp/vo.html - if you turn on "Voice Over" on an iPad it's somewhat usable, but not polished.

Wow. That map is amazing. Yeah... that map... might be very hard to convert to a blind friendly mode. That's just for systems and what they contain I take it? More a navigation aid than anything else? If so, I might have an easier time making a homebrew setting, lol. Thanks! I actually did an exper...

They're from a hodgepodge of sources.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... NdkJCOTO88

⑆ SPECIAL ADVISORY TO ALL TRAVELLER NEWS SERVICE SUBSCRIBERS ¶ The Travellers’ Aid Society has issued a correction for information regarding several worlds in the Trojan Reach sector on the Imperial frontier. Updated statistics can be found in library data, available free to TAS members and for a no...

Maybe they don't. Think of the maps in the products as being for the GM, not necessarily what is available to the characters in-game. The pirate bases maybe entirely unmarked, no one but the pirates themselves knowing their location. Maybe them do exist in Imperial military charts (who can't do any...

Would the current set of alien races be relevant? You can, or course, do anything you like in your gaming sessions. For consistency with the published Traveller setting: unlikely. No explanation is given in the book for how humans ended up that far away from Charted Space, long enough ago to have s...

Cheesy_Nacho wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 12, 2017 12:30 pm

Does anyone know where the CALIDAN Sector (Athwa Subsector) is in relationship other published Traveller Sectors?

Far to Coreward and Trailing of Charted Space. Perhaps it will show up on the map some day...

The Vanguard Reaches were first described in "Vanguard Reaches" by Chuck Kallenbach II, published by Paranoia Press (along with The Beyond by Donald P. Rapp). These are available from Far Future Entertainment (a.k.a. Marc Miller) in PDF form either from DriveThruRPG or FFE on CD-ROM on the Classic T...

They both come from the same wikitravellerrpg, so why do you say one is legit and the other is not? The wiki — which is a work in progress — does not wholly reflect Marc Miller's vision of the OTU, which is his playground. Although he has welcomed other authors to build on it — and often with visio...

Marcellus is the least bad match I've found in the Google Fonts library.

I love the Traveller Map, but can someone explain why it appears that many worlds are marked as Amber zones - e.g. in Albadawi sector there are many worlds marked as Amber zones, but in the Solomani Rim book only something like two worlds are marked as Amber zones in the UWP profiles? Is this map a...

Morningkiller wrote:

hiro wrote:

dragoner wrote:There is eye candy version of the Traveller map also.

link?

http://travellermap.com/

For "eye candy" style, you may want to try:

http://travellermap.com/go/spin/1910?style=candy

One of the many options available under the settings menu. Enjoy!

This may prove useful in learning to decode UWPs:

http://travellermap.com/world?sector=Tr ... h&hex=2223

Yes, borders are are a map fiction that delineate the allegiance of the system mainworlds. You're not going to find navies defending empty hexes that happen to have a line around them. Deep strikes into territories by deep space refueling light-months away from observation is also possible. But not ...

Reynard wrote:And yet the sysgen works very well. So well the Traveller Map uses it.

Nit: TravellerMap.com uses existing data, doesn't generate it.

The T5SS-reviewed data is checked to ensure it doesn't violate the rules (mostly) but isn't necessarily generated according to them.

The Geonee could fill that role, although not as well as the Darrians fill the role of space elves. http://www.waynesbooks.com/images/graphics/tdigest11.jpg There was an actual "Dwarves in Space" article for Traveller in Dragon Magazine back in the day (by Roger E. Moore, IIRC), but that's not part ...

At least one of the books has subsector maps rendered with bitmaps at screen resolution so it is terribly pixelated in print.

It would be nice to replace those with vector art so it prints crisply.

EDIT: And of course, ping me if I can help with that!

SPOILERS! Seldon's "public" plan was that the (First) Foundation, on Terminus, would grow into the Second Galactic Empire. Seldon's "secret" plan was that the Second Foundation would emerge as a perfect rulers guided by psychohistory. That's as far as the original books went. Asimov revisited things...

Yep, it would be great to support every feature. Since I only get to spend a few minutes a day on the site, I prioritized APIs so other developers could implement such things if they wished. It's also all open source so I encourage you to contribute functionality. https://github.com/inexorabletash/t...

The APIs are for developers. The answer is "write some code"