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4.0 Landing Zone Chart Update Notes:

02/18/25

NEW CHARTS FOR PYRO

This is the initial release of charts for the Pyro system. For now, only Terminus, Bloom and Monox are available, but other planets will be released as they are completed. This is a long process but I hope to be done with everything fairly soon. Please note asset popping was pretty bad when I was getting images of the settlements, so some details may be missing. Also I don’t have the necessary reputation with Xenothreat, so those locations aren’t complete until I figure out a good way to get the information I need.

Some minor changes to the format:

Compass-OM1 is back to its rightful place as north. The compass has been slightly enlarged and info rearranged to make things easier to read.

Scale-added a distance scale to the charts. These should be accurate to within +/- 20 meters or so if I did it right.

Landing Pads-Info on the size of the pads is now integrated into the pad to more efficiently use space on the chart.

Turrets-most settlements all have at least one defensive turret. These are often spaced widely around the settlement, making them too far away to include on the chart since doing so would make the settlement itself too small to show meaningful detail. When out of “range” like that, the presence of a turret is indicated by the turret symbol, an arrow pointing to its location, and an approximate distance if available. Also, turrets are now indicated by T sub G for a gun turret, and T sub M for a missile turret.

Monox (Pyro II)

NEW LOCATIONS

-Arid Reach

-Jackson’s Swap

-Ostler’s Claim

-Sunset Mesa

-Yang’s Place

Other Stations

-Checkmate

Reminders

Compass-The ship compass orients to OM1 for north once again. I will go back and revise Stanton charts once I’m finished with Pyro.

Altimeter-The altimeter is still in the kilometer scale, meaning if you’re above 1000 meters it will show as 1.00km, 2.73km, 4.51km, etc. Due to this change, altitudes on old charts will have to be converted by the user by reading, for example, 3650 meters as 3.65km. Altitudes will also not be precise unless they happen to be less than 1km. For newer charts, instead of estimating the altitudes and noting them in meters, I put them on the charts exactly as they appear on the ship HUD.

Chart Collections

Click the buttons for collections of some of the Pyro SFD charts (more coming soon).