Elite Dangerous Discovery 3D Map
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Go here for the EDDiscovery's RUclips Page!
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Program in the video: EDDiscovery 3D MAP plugin using data generated from EDSM
Unfortunately, I didn't notice the whole EDD UI wasn't recorded as well as the star map. Sorry about that.
Programs used to attain this result:
github.com/EDS...
Most of the stuff on this website.
Use it.
github.com/EDS...
I COULD ONLY SHOW YOU PROBABLY ~(1/4TH - 1/5TH)(20% - 25%)~ OF THE ACKNOWLEDGED, VALIDATED, DISCOVERED SYSTEMS, ET CETERA, BECAUSE EDSM ONLY HAS ABOUT THAT MUCH DATA ABOUT THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF SYSTEMS. EDSM is a type network that works best when you spread it around and get more data.
In March 2018 Elite Dangerous' very own twitter account said, "Did you know that Elite Dangerous Commanders have discovered 112,863,791 individual star systems, which is only 0.028% of the systems in the galaxy?!" - / 969618512909078528
github.com/EDS...
Leaving me with some math to do... that means this network you see in this video, the data used for the 3d map here in this EDDiscovery video, is only 31.5 million systems or so. I know that because EDDiscovery tells me in a minimalistic event panel that I've come to enjoy seeing get update. Also because I figure in the last year probably 6 million to 49 million or so more systems were discovered (KNOWN ONLY TO FRONTIER) leaving the true total around 119 million to 157.5 million systems discovered. Probably leaning on the lower side.
github.com/EDS...
I'm 'kinda' newish to Elite, and I'm thinking of starting my own expedition. The 420 expedition. Basically drawing dope leaves in space.
Have you done it?! I have been getting some cravings for the elite dangerous galaxy for a while but I haven't had any friends or anything convince me to redownload it. If you have drawn pot leaves in space I think this is the moment I've been waiting for.
I need to know if you have done it already
@@cv2586 Yes
Seriously, you think you will be still drawing leaves in space after smoking? Let's drawn a leave in space. Yeah cool idea dude. 30min later after smoking. What were we doing again? Can't remember. Oh I got a cool idea let's drawn leaves in space. Yeah, that's a cool idea. I will roll something to smoke in the meanwhile. 30min later. What were we doing again? Oh yeah a planetary landing with my eyes closed trying to follow up on your input. I'm rolling one for during the decent.... What were we doing again...
@@duncan680?
31 Million out of 400 Billion
to put that into perspective we've only discovered 0.007755% of the galaxy
Well you’re actually off by a factor of 100 because you didn’t account for the percentage sign. So 0.007755%. Still wild though.
@@llampwall Oh is that right? Thanks very much! I'll make an edit
Yeah, we are almost there!
He's mistaken David Braden said last week in a live stream and it was like .005 percent and the number was like 200 million and something systems visited I'm thinking 230 million.
Playing this game and seeing maps like these has given me a better appreciation for our universe. The scales are so astronomical that it makes our day to day tasks seem so pointless. It's crazier yet to think this is just 1 Galaxy........unbelievable
@Павел Васильев of course it is. 10 minute supercruises looking at nothing...as a a game that you hop back into every now and again, i don’t think there’s anything better
Its p small compared to others
@Павел Васильев Думаю наша вселенная тоже скучная и бессмысленная, лучше лежать в матрице где ты можешь всё.
The scale of space is far beyond what the human mind is capable of truly comprehending.
31 Million :P
no shot
@@Hackanhacker
add 15 more zeros to that(minimum) and you MAY get close.
This game really makes you feel like a micro organism.
According to an Obsidian Ant video today, FDEV recently released that 0.036% or 144,000,000 star systems have been discovered.
o7
My guess about the void at 3:30 is that it's a permit locked area.
Yes, that is the military locked zone where the aliens come from. The devs haven't let us in yet. We will see in the new update.
God and to think that what you are seeing is only 0.036% of the entire map. That is actually mental. IIRC Frontier said at this rate it would take players over 800 years of continuous gameplay to fully explore the galaxy. Its incredible.
Now i want to see the percentage of explored systems in no mans sky
@@gravytube4099 That's a fascinating question, to be honest. On the one hand, NMS hasn't got a bubble, so more time is going to be spent 'exploring' as it were since you're not bound to any one area. On the other, jump ranges are way bigger meaning more stars would be skipped, and there's also portal/black hole travel which skips over fairly hefty chunks of travel as well. And of course, there's just plain more NMS to be discovered by pure star count.
@@gravytube4099
Isn't NMS procedurally generated?
@@jasoncarto And infinite.
ED Discovery, every 40 year old mans worst nightmare
I am 27 year old, but still is a nightmare to explore all... D:
that bubble at 3:22 is a permit locked region like the one near bernards loop. if i recall there are at least 3 areas like that in the game. the rings are people trying to find the edges and define the locked region.
RUclips compression has no idea it's just confused
In Star Citizen we just lost one of our precious moons. 🌟
:(
Haha right sometimes I wish I had started playing Elite instead but now it's too late, it'll take me ages to get started in Elite and all I really want to do is fly around
@@WyattFredaCowie It really doesnt take long to get started, with an hour or a few of mining you'll be set for exploring.
"only" 31 million. If you counted 4 stars per second, it would take you 69 hours just to count one million out of 31.
Oddly specific but a great deduction, and I'd lose track without a proper method of counting stars, and 4 stars a second for 69 hours straight would be very tedious and challenging to be continuously accurate so I'll just say it's a hell of a lot of stars and it just seemed like more when I made this
To be fair, the whole galaxy has billions of stars, so this is only in the range of 1%
Nnnnnnnnnnnnice.
Everyone gangsta until the cube goes resistance is futile
If there’s no galaxy wide “send nudes” I’ll be disappointed in humanity
They should make squadron to create this
There's a "Send NUDES" with an in-progress dick northeast of the core lmao
that system above the main map you can get to with a fleet carrier. It's one of the first things I did when I got one, it's the coolest thing I've seen in the game yet.
About the box, ED uses some real stars for reference "mixed" with procedural generated ones. Most times it looks seamless, but other you can see the AI didn't do a good job mixing the picture reference with the procedural and end up generating stars in awkward geometrical positions. If you travel enough through the galaxy you'll find a lot of square walls of stars in the middle of some sparse dispersed groups of stars, most people just don't notice them most of the time since you have to be at a specific angle to be able to see it.
But those are discovered stars only.
I've seen those straight lines while exploring though, pretty weird.
@@Elivanse THat's because the AI will generate them as a flat plane or geometrical figure. Pretty much creating a box of stars, or a sphere. There will be a higher constration of stars inside this area while the outside will be sparse, this will invariably lead to a box of discovered stars since there isn't much outside of the seam.
No, the box has been made by someone purposefully.
i made the box, it is the edges of the Syralia sector, and lines to the centre
I think that that big bubble around 3:40 is actually Barnard's Loop! Since launch, even till this day, you need an unobtainable permit to get actually within Barnard's loop, and it has about that shape and location on the plane to it.
It's somewhat more infront of and around banards loops as there are systems there that you can visit, I myself have been inside the nebula.
This gave me a thought. The devs have said that raxxla -is- in the game and active content before. They also said that it can be theoretically reached in a starter ship, which limits the maximum jump range between stars. This also narrows it down to either a path of scoop able stars, or stations near, or a combo of the two. They have said that a single player has been to the system where it's at, but didn't honk. Theoretically if you could parse all this data in an appropriate way, you could create a map of potential raxxla locations, narrowing it down from billions of stars to probably a few thousand or tens of thousands... Sounds like it's alot, but if a significant portion of the player base then got together for a near bubble expedition of these places... I feel like there's a pretty decent chance of finding the damn thing.
"They also said that it can be theoretically reached in a starter ship, which limits the maximum jump range between stars" Nope, they never said that.
"They have said that a single player has been to the system where it's at, but didn't honk." And they ESPECIALLY never said that either.
I mean come on, for how long are people gonna keep spouting these rumours?
However @Nogitsume Gaming, I'm sure you can prove me wrong and enlighten us by linking the exact quotes.
@@bakkels it was some stuff I saw in their AMAs like 8 months or more ago, but I'll try and dig it up and get back to you. The video I watched about it was when I was digging into more of the raxxla stuff and the video in question DID in fact directly cut to them talking about it tho, so assuming the video is still up I can find the one I saw it in by digging deep in my watch history. If that doesn't turn up something I'll skim all the devs ama videos for it.
Edit: I know you have 0 reason to take my word for it, but it's not something I would make up, because I'm seriously frigging sick of all the piles of unhelpful misinformation I keep finding in my own quest.
@@nogitsunegaming I might have come across a bit harsh, but I've been around for a while and stuff like this keeps coming up. Believe me, no one at Fdev ever said someone has been to Raxxla but failed to honk it.
@@bakkels technically if I recall correctly they never said they had been to raxxla but didn't honk, what they said was someone entered the same system it's in, in passing, didn't honk, and honking would have discovered it. I have youtube running 24/7 in the background basically no matter what in doing, so my watch history is... Kinda obscenely long. It's gonna take me a long time just to scroll down to the appropriate time period, so I'm gonna add this video to a list or something so I can find this thread again easily in the future. Once I find the stuff I'll make a playlist and link it for ya. Because I feel like with the right data in the right hands we can finally turn this sumbitch up. Idc about credit or making history or anything, the damn things just eluded me so long that I refuse to let it win lol
In the mean time, pop into my vids if you like, my only ED video I've made was a really BIZARRE thargoid interdiction... Not sure if the goids bizarre behavior is a glitch or if it was some kinda rare/unique encounter that I didn't have the appropriate puzzle piece for but it's frigging WEIRD. It didn't light up or scan me, it just got in my face and matched literally every movement I made EXACTLY and followed me around like a lost puppy.
@@nogitsunegaming You are able to search your watch history if you remember what the video was called
31 MILLION stars.....
or.....
only .0031% or 3/10ths of a percent 0r 3/1000ths of the total stars in JUST our galaxy alone!
0.0031% is 3/1000 of 1%, not 3/10
@@phitsf5475
.31 = 31%
.031 = 3.1%
.0031 = 3 "TENTHS" of 1%.
no worries. i wrote it as "3/1000 myself at first.
3/1000s of 1% is written as .000031
@@TheSighphiguy 0.0031% is 0.3% of 1%, Not 3 *tenths* of 1%.
@@Zenheizer
.3 of 1% "IS" 3/10ths of 1%.
.3 = one third(technically .33)
3 tenths = 1 third.
LOL. you even wrote it that way yourself!
@@TheSighphiguy
MY. GOD.
1% IS ONE HUNDREDTH of the total amount 1/1 = 100%
1/10 = 10%
1/100 = 1%
1/1000 = 0.1%
1/10000 = 0.01%
1/100000 = 0.001%
THAT MEANS:
3.1/100000 = 0.0031%
And 0.3% of 1% is effectively the same as (1/300)*(1/100)= ~3/100000
Time to make a certain rocketship in the map
This is the star map true explorers need to use, the reason it has so many views is because of the theories you are giving support to. For instance, I went through your video frame by frame yo take pics. I study the clusters that form similar to the one in the cone sector. They have one thing in common so far. They point to SOL. shaped like cylinders. Seen in your video. This Program will assist people like me prove links between the patterns in game. Thank you very much for posting this info. 57 pics by the way, so much content can be found using this.
RUclips compression do be struggling with this one XD
this is the best elite dangerous video to show just how big the game actually is and how small the universe actually is.
i cant wait for them to launch the andromeda galaxy jump
I can't wait to find something interesting while exploring.
They are adding andromeda?
@@Shadow__133 in the odyssey update I've found a lot of planets that are cotton candy colors. They also have gooey ones
@@alenparker3056 its a big possibility, If zoomed all the way out from the milky way. look into the dark space, its visible but not accessible. I expect that we will go there someday but not soon very soon.
@@muddrudder2656 I doubt im ever going to cross the space between my desktop and me to reinstall ED. But I like your naive optimism.
compression go brrrrr
Its a Borg Cube... under construction! XD
My dude potentially finding raxxla by himself
400 billion stars minus 31 million stars is still 399.7 billion stars left to explore.
This map is not representative of the scale - those lines appear light years across when it will likely be the width of one ship when zoomed in. This perspective doesn’t do justice to just how LITTLE we have explored the verse in ED. I believe it’s sat at 0.059% of the in-game galaxy that has been explored. 🤯
Damn, really? 0.059% sounds like so little without context but it's millions and millions of discoveries and deep scans. That's so crazy to think about. What is out there!?
Crazy thing is, it's actually 399.97 billion stars left to explore. Although probably less now since this video is older.
This is why the real space is mindboggling huge!
A million is a lot more than you think.
oh boy youtube compression does not like this video
Screen: Become Cornmeal
That void next to sol has to be raxxla
its all permit locked shit out by witch head. everyone guesses thargoid systems devs are still working on
No worries if you all think that you will never discover your own system people overall have not yet even discovered 1% of all the total star systems
As of christmas 2021 i know rhe exact number was 0.45 % discovered
dude, I don't know why youtube recommended this to me, but this is pure gold, I hope you'll come back to ED, they have some great news now
And devs said that some people jump through system containing Raxxla, honked and flew away.
Lol where did you hear this?
Pretty sure that's just an urban myth. Nobody's ever been able to link to that.
@@Monody512 I don't think it's a myth. I think it was said on a stream. But it is more along the lines of. The number of systems before the new system scanner that was only the star scan and the system honked was high enough that more than one player could have past through the system and never known about it.
As I bet of those 31 million systems only a percent of a percent has been fully map. Star, planets and surface
@@cailco100 someone else mentioned this, but last year fdev told us less than 0.1% of the galaxy has been visited, this at around 144 million stars visited, so numerically I really doubt anyone has even been to raxxla much less "a bunch of players honked and left"
@@WELLbethere This is Fdev we're talking about. I wouldn't be surprised if they placed it somewhere close-ish by and didn't name it. But then again they could have just as likely placed it into one of the many permit locked zones. I know there are a few quite close to the bubble so it might be there.
All I hope is the Odessy lives up to the hype that is being generated currently. which is probably won't. I'll still get it just to be able to stretch my legs that have been stuck to the chair for the last god knows how many years. Will also have to burn that chair too.
god knows what's growing on it
I know who made that box in the beginning of the vid... he’s a mad man.
thankyou....(if its my box)
haha...box might be mine!!!! if its the Syriala sector scanned all edges of sector, diagonals to center and as much about centre as possible in time frame ( note one trip out i died on way back so lost a lot of effort scanning about middle, damn pirates. Hint dont pick up loot when exploring, makes you a target when youre not prepped for combat Now I am famous I demand to be called Sultan of Syralia (like my centurion)
Awesome! Neat cube :)
You are a Legend
Still grinding money right now, but soon I'm going to purchase a Diamondback Explorer and head out on a voyage of discovery of my own
same here bro
I would not recommend deep space exploration in a Diamondback Explorer. The Asp Explorer is much better for that, and it is only like 6 million ish :)
@@frederiktigerdyr1403 I wasn't necessarily talking deep-space exploration in the Diamondback, I was planning on sticking close to the Bubble until I could grab an Asp. I'm a long way off from either in any case, with only 400k and a Hauler to my name
If you can find a station that has courier missions to colonia, you can scoop up enough scan data from the juicy surface scans on your way there to fully deck out a anaconda when you arrive. Took me about a week with like, ~3 hours of play a day going in a bare bones, unengineered cobra mk.III I picked up an hour after the tutorial.
@@pendragonchen Nice! Any recommendations for stations with Colonia runs?
So, if each of those "stars" on that map are in the exact same position as their elite dangerous gal map counterparts, we could just see what systems haven't been visited by overlapping them?
possibly, but you would have to match the scale of the maps exactly or your stars might be hundreds or thousands of light years away from where you would expect
Since there are less than two million pixels on a 1920x1080 pixel screen, and the screen was not completely wiped out, there were much less than a million dots in those images. Sure, some of them occasionally where obscuring eachother, but you could not see those that are hidden.
you have to remember the size of the dots scale up depending on how far zoomed out I was. If they were all the sizes of the actual stars they represented, I would barely see any dots. Once I zoomed in this becomes more clear Not only that but a pixel in this video scrolled zoomed all the way out won't represent 1 star system, at a certain point like you said there are just not enough pixels. once you scroll in you're able to clearly see start systems and their names (the UI wasn't recorded for some reason), but scrolled out all the way, there would be no possible way of representing every star system found as each pixel would represent light years, merging dozens or hundreds of close stars together into 1 dot.
@@Ganjavinchi the concept of something even as low as 100 is nearly impossible for the human brain to distinguish visually. A way to do this is to scatter 100 of the same item on the floor or table randomly and attempt to count them all. You might think something "looks like 1,000,000" but in reality you can't even really tell if something looks like 100 with a low margin of error. This feeling of understanding something so large because we represent it as 1,000,000 is just a trick of the brain that makes us think we fathom what we really don't.
Once you see someone else drawing constellations it makes you want to make your own.
Yet there is still trillions+ of suns and planets to find in ED
If it’s 31 million on the map here then that means there’s still about 399.69 billion stars left to discover.
This is amazing. It really speaks for how much the community puts into the discovery. Unless I’m not understanding this right.
The answer is simple: The only properly explored territory is part of a bubble.
Then players get hooked on good ships, get good fuel scoops and run fastest routes, overcharge with jumponium, guardian boosters, neutron highway, exclude Tauri/Brownies… cheese their way through actually reading names, you get the idea.
A lot of people seem to run Neutrons + Fuck King George (This way they get most Earthlikes, yet with no 100k ls flight attached of OBA stars. M stars can host ELWs, but they struggle to get enough mass, so it's kinda rare).
In 7 year 4.3 million players managed to explore that much of a 400 billion star system I seriously doubt it and this video was an earlier date
I don't as most of those players are staying to the bubble around sol and traveling to star systems that are already explored
As of two weeks ago is 0.048% of the galaxy has been explored
@@PhoenixDfire judging by this app looks more like 82% has been explored. Is there another like online version of the app?
@@Tupapcu I was using the official frontier stats from the last livestream. There maybe 31 million dots (which is a lot) but that's out of 400, 000 million.
@@Tupapcu it just looks like a lot as it isn't showing you unvisited systems.
Keep in mind there's between 200 and 400 billion stars in the actual Milky Way. So 31 million is pretty good for thousands of players jumping around.
At this rate will take us another 70-80 years to discover it all. (Assuming the game doesn't die)
The empty space is a nebula that you can't travel in.
So think about how you say you can't believe that is only 31 million stars.
It's hard to really imagine millions, our brains are not hardwired for it, because in nature, being able to recognize a small number was enough.
Now with 31 million, think about jeff besos. He has like 400 billion dollars right? Thats like over 10,000 times more dollars than stars found in this game.
The point is big numbers are fun!
Hope you love Vsauce.
you : the ingame galaxy map
the guy she tells you not to worry about : this
Dang, you could write on the galactic map in letters hundreds of lightyears wide
The stars above and below the Galaxy plane can be reached! It is not for Devs. You just Need to figure out How to get there!
The community makes crop circles while discovering the Milky Way cheeky fellows
I thought it was 200 million and something systems visited.
What's in the FU*NG BOX!!!
frosted flakes niga dayum
Raxxla
ME
That galaxy is aged a bit.
At 0:34 Someone made a sphere as well.. right in the middle. At 3:30 it looks like a Void... Maybe those ones up high might be neutron jumps? Very Cool!
Looks like a hypercube to me.
Oh god, the youtube compression!
Would love to see a updated video of this sometime
I started playing a couple of weeks ago. Once you get out of the bubble 2500 to 3000 ly very very few systems are mapped much less explored.
Because there is 400 billion stars its our galaxy 1on1 with actual nasa data
LOL I've seen boxes, penis, someone made a happy face I think a long time ago... most of it is lost amongst the stars now hahaha but imagine the OCD that it takes to draw an accurate geometric shape in this game :)
I was watching the guys stream that makes those cubes, hes made like 3 so far and hes planning on filling them out
@@sergeigen1 yeah nah...I dont stream and that box looks VEEERRRY much like my Syrilia effort
I wish the bit rate wasn’t 1
Screen: Become Cornmeal
And someone people think we are alone
we ARE "alone" until we meet someone else.
Sorry guys I don't play elite dangerous much at all anymore. If I ever get back into it though I will redownload EDDiscovery and do an updated video. I am sure there have been millions of new systems discovered since February, probably a good few dozen more cubes. Also, I apologize for the UI, In the app itself, there is a menu bar at the top that shows you all the options available in the program itself as well as the system names and such. I don't know why that wasn't shown in the recording.
Last thing: this was supposed to be 1080p I'm not sure why it didn't record at that quality.
EDSM lists that we have explored "64,370,100 systems stored.
62,412,946 have known coordinates.
8,595,994 have locked coordinates.
284,773,578 celestial bodies stored."
0.0161% explored.
Some guy made that box by accident
if its mine...very deliberate, Call me the Sultan of Syrilia
@@normonsta8057 why do you like that place so much
1:16 theres one of those gottem hands next to his cursor
It seem like a lot visually because stars are a lot more spread out the further you go from the galactic core, but the tremendous amount of stars present really get exemplified when you reach Colonia, where the concentration of stars start to lag your pc processing power due to how many of them there are. Like when I went there about a month ago, I expected the area to be explored down to the square inch for a long distance, but color me surprised when I managed to discover hundreds of new planets within less than 500 ly of Colonia, more than enough to rake in the emone to buy a anaconda with all the fancy gadgets (but don't be a jackass like me and buy it ANYWHERE else but Colonia, I did that mistake only to realize I've paid it 30-40 million more than anywhere else... Like why is this even a thing?).
Like wait until you see the galactic core, there are so many of them even when zoomed at maximum you have hundreds of them in your screen at a time
The box lol
Cool! Now leave some systems for the rest of us to explore.
You've still got loads, 98% of the galaxy is still unexplored.
@@FerociousMoOoO as I'm starting to learn: those unexplored systems are SCARY until a player figures out the FSS.
Mars Yurp went way out of the elliptic on one of his tours.
Every dot si a sistem?
Yes and this video is almost 2 years old so there are probably a few million more since then that people have found and uploaded to the data
@@Ganjavinchi wow 😍
the amount discovered is about 0.01% of the galaxy
Cant figure out how to show the yellow stars, says its still syncing @13million, maybe i have to wait till done? Do i just click on 'Show All Stars' when it's done?
am i the only one who think the star above the galaxy is raxxla and there IS some kind of way to teleport there?
Yes you are the only one that thinks that. you can go there with a fleet carrier. Its rackhord's peak.
It cant be because raxxla was reached with very primitive ships that didnt even had the capebility to jump stars traveling space cost them years these are generation ships like the golconda that is only just now being refit to have a jumpdrive heck this ship wasnt even capeble of above lightspeed it was basicly running on a 1000 year old tech
I wanna see them add in another galaxy, storyline a jump gate or science up a way to jump. Maybe a screw up leads to discovery of a jump to another galaxy. Idk, might be too much but would be really cool.
Lol, sounds very interesting
But with some new stuff (Blue suns etc. I know Blue doesnt really make sense but...)
@@tarek42023 Pretty sure in real life there are blue suns so there is that.
@@defaltcm yes they are just very short lived compared to other types
I feel like my PC is lagging just by watching this video. D: Geeez! That is a lot of stars!
You wouldn't know anything on raxxla or a system called Alnilam , the #s 2140 , 2296 , and a Polaris permit would you ?
Sorry I stopped playing a long time ago
@@Ganjavinchi that's okay... If you ever play it again, use the first 3 letters of your in-game commander name as the first key in the Galaxy map search bar that will take you to your own personal starting system.. to find raxxla you must complete the circuit and visit every system with in the bubble, you have to turn the system lights off to see the rest turned on aka red/blue , but then if you do it will turn into a rainbow and flash like a strobe light.. but mainly your looking for Saramandara Pearls aka blackholes & Green Gas Giants..
Yeah, I think you're right, there's no way that's 31 mil systems. More like trillions. Maybe that's just what they have counted so far. Even with so many people playing, I'm not sure we (combined) could ever explore every system in our lifetime.
I'd say that's 5 million if I was asked to guess. 1 millions is a huge number.
there are 100billion solar systems in our galaxy...
@@jekkey 400 billion.
Please sir may i have more pixels
I don't think this game will ever be mapped by humans.
At current rates it'd take like 200 years.
@@Kathrynerius 100k years
@@theoriginaldex not that long. xD Someone did the math and it was like 203 years at the current rate of discovery.
@@Kathrynerius is the game a actual map of our galaxy
@@theoriginaldex Yes, a 1:1 scale of the 400 billion star systems. Think currently like 200-250 million systems have been explored.
How did you make this? I want to look around for myself.
First of all, it isn't just one dude drawing a box, it is a heat map of thousands of players collectively drawing a box. What is the only thing that could make all these commanders avoid a certain area of space like that? Well for one, if there is a large enough area without scoop-able stars, then that would deter commanders from exploring in that area, the box just means that there is a common route which is taken to get around that area.
None of what you see in this video is a heat map. It's a history of all the stars found at the time of the videos release. The cube might've been made by a bunch of people sure, but it's just a cube drawn by someone, not a permit locked area, since you can see lines connecting in the center from every corner
@@Ganjavinchi that line is way too think to be drawn by a single person, didn’t mean to offend, just being real. Any thick line is a commonly used route
@@EpicSaxophoneDude No problem, I haven't played in a long time. I don't doubt there are people out there with way more knowledge than me
I doubt a single person made thousands of trips back and forth on slightly different trajectory, just to draw a box on the histogram. More likely, it was thousands of different players avoiding a certain area because of a lack of a certain star type that isn’t usually applied to maps through the in game plotter, you are right there are tiny dots in it which correspond to the people who actual filter all stars and not just fuel scoop-able ones
@@EpicSaxophoneDude Have you not played minecraft ?
EDASTRO.com could be usefu for those who do not want to download everithing, but still interested heatmaps!
I saw someone draw a dick with their frame shift drive on the map
@@kgmyatthu3171 actual god
The fucking bitrate died at the start 😂😂 good video tho
I was certain I was recording at 1080p my bad dude! I have a feeling if I had though my PC would've crashed at the time xD. I haven't played in the game since like May or something, maybe I will redownload ED and EDDiscovery and make an updated 1080p video of what's new in the EDDiscovery 3d map
Douglas Harvey yeah it’s not the quality It happens to every video with lots of dots in it there’s not enough bits and bites to go around so the quality drops hard so it’s cool. Like I said great video tho.
@@Tiszr do you know of any surefire way to get the video to be smooth? after rewatching it a few times today, months later, I've noticed all the issues in the video that I didn't notice when I uploaded the video. Of course, the best way for people to see this map as clearly as possible is to download for themselves, I'm hoping to be the middle man for people with bad internet because undoubtedly this map is close to 20gb now
Tried to use it, it’s non functional, you can’t links accounts so I can’t fathom how you managed this.
What part didn't work? I can try to troubleshoot with you, although I haven't used this program in almost 2 years now, since about when I made this video lol. I think I still remember how to get it up and running, so which part are you stuck on?
@@Ganjavinchi my man still offering help 2 years later.
Вся галактика исследована. Некуда полететь.
Меньше 1% Галактики исследовано. Даже за тысячу лет от Пузыря можно найти неисследованные системы.
Игроки были во всех уголках галактики, но далеко не в каждой системе. Была как-то опубликована статистика от разрабов, и там процент исследованных систем просто смешной
raxxla?
someone should had drawn a pp
There's a giant cock and balls somewhere, I've seen it on another 2D map somewhere lol
@@LemonMan91 i was just gonna say. Ive definitely seen a space cock somewhere
Hey man nice vid, i started playing elite dangerous 2 days ago soo im pretty much a noob there. Could you give me any tip? Greetings from argentina
Hola compatriota! Look for commander exigeous for tutorials on youtube
i have only 23h in game, but have see a tutorials in my language (Italian). This is not very hard, but you search a tutorials on youtube. I already bought the Odyssey expansion. I'm on ED for this ;)
Yo también soy argentino y juego. Si necesitas ayuda para tener una crew o para completar misiones, avisame!
thx! sorry, can you help me to get settings of EDDiscovery 3d map for show only visited systems by pilots? because I can see all stars, but not only visited(((
Ii is very smart as addition for the game
ДА кубик странная фигня=)) Ещё не понято про пустоту, согласен с автором, они странные.
пустота это сектора, закрытые разрабами, причину пока никто не знает. может зарезервировано под будущие обновления
This is crazy!!
And thats like the 0.6 percent of the whole if im correct.
.0031% of the whole.
based on 100 billion stars in our galaxy.
What game is this?
Elite dangerous is where this program mapped from
u have 69 subs
not anymore
:C
I don't know what's happening lol. Suddenly people are interested in EDDs 3D map
@@Ganjavinchi the algorithm has chosen you for your 15 minutes of fame.
@@quadg5296 woohoo!
Hey were can i see this ... ow you tell us later lol thx
How many systems is open on this time ? 2021 ? %
Last time in 2019, players explored about 0.033% of the galaxy in Elite. There are about 300 Billion star systems. Have at it lol
Edit: It's actually 400 Billion
elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/Galaxy
I find this extremely disheartening and just off-putting to want to bother.
Players have been everywhere. A big number of stars are out of reach to the point where only carriers will be able to reach them and even then there will be some stars unreachable. If you take those stars out of the equation, we're pretty much at everywhere being discovered now. Kinda sucks to be honest.
But that's a very fixable problem. All they have to do is to increase the jump range in one way or another.
It may look like people have been everywhere but the hidden gems only reveal themself once you go out and do it. I just found an undiscovered ringed planet with an atmosphere and it’s beautiful
400 billion stars minus 31 million stars is still 399.7 billion stars left to explore.
This map is not representative of the scale - those lines appear light years across when it will likely be the width of one ship when zoomed in. This perspective doesn’t do justice to just how LITTLE we have explored the verse in ED. I believe it’s sat at 0.059% of the in-game galaxy that has been explored. 🤯
@brothermaleuspraetor9505 These are only the discovered stars uploaded to this application. There are only 30 million stars in this video roughly. There are 400 billion stars in Elite Dangerous, don't worry, you'll be finding new systems for your entire real life if you were to play for your entire life.
Looks like a brain! Coincidence? I think not!
качество видео: 7 шакалов из 10
Someone please make a pentagram shape one!