View Full Version : Looking for sector map generators
azato
Jul 2nd, '09, 07:05 PM
I am looking for a program that will generate sectors automatically and puke them into either a graphic format or a pdf. Traveller rules would work the best, but any other system would work as well.
azato
Jul 2nd, '09, 07:09 PM
I found one. While it does work it doesnt' output to a print friendly graphic. I suppose I could invert the colors (negative).
http://zho.berka.com/data/random/subsector.html
I am looking for a program that will generate sectors automatically and puke them into either a graphic format or a pdf. Traveller rules would work the best, but any other system would work as well.
shadowcat1313
Jul 3rd, '09, 03:02 PM
depends on how much detail you want
couple of great Traveller programs
Heaven and Earth
Galactic 2.4
both can be found here
http://www.freelancetraveller.com/infocenter/swlist/winprogs.html
theres also a Mac section
http://www.freelancetraveller.com/infocenter/swlist/macprogs.html
azato
Jul 4th, '09, 03:36 PM
Vista seems to be a problem. It doesn't like Gal and Heaven and Earth can't find an obscure file when it is installed.
(sigh) I can always try it on my wife's laptop.
depends on how much detail you want
couple of great Traveller programs
Heaven and Earth
Galactic 2.4
both can be found here
http://www.freelancetraveller.com/infocenter/swlist/winprogs.html
theres also a Mac section
http://www.freelancetraveller.com/infocenter/swlist/macprogs.html
shadowcat1313
Jul 4th, '09, 04:08 PM
must be something with Vista, I run XP Pro, and have no problems running either
I keep finding more reasons to ignore vista completely
Nyrath
Jul 5th, '09, 05:20 AM
I keep finding more reasons to ignore vista completely
So did the rest of the world.
Vista was one of Microsoft's biggest flops, which explains their frantic efforts to get Windows 7 out the door.
ajackson
Jul 5th, '09, 11:14 AM
Vista seems to be a problem. It doesn't like Gal and Heaven and Earth can't find an obscure file when it is installed.
Could try setting compatibility modes on the executable.
azato
Jul 5th, '09, 02:17 PM
I may try that.
Could try setting compatibility modes on the executable.
azato
Jul 5th, '09, 02:22 PM
I got a new computer and it was what came with it. I debated on the two and decided to go ahead with Vista. For the most part I have enjoyed it as an OS. My main beef is that it does not play nicely with my home network. I can play video games with my other computer, but for the life of me I cannot get them to see and play with each other nicely any other time.
I am sure you will write back and tell me that I am also suffering a major performance drain, which may be true but I have nothing to compare it with on this computer.
Oh, yeah, there were some games that used to work on XP that don't work now.
So did the rest of the world.
Vista was one of Microsoft's biggest flops, which explains their frantic efforts to get Windows 7 out the door.
Sir Ofeelya
Jul 7th, '09, 02:15 AM
I run Gal2.4 within a DosBox - just look it up and down load the program. Runs sweet.
azato
Jul 7th, '09, 02:50 AM
phanks! Hmmm. Maybe I can resurrect some other programs as well.
I run Gal2.4 within a DosBox - just look it up and down load the program. Runs sweet.
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