Update: now the tool also tracks the previously visited positions as follows, and "gray out" the positions visited more than 10 times:
DL link (unchanged): https://raw.githubusercontent.…ain/expedition-tracker.js
"website link" : https://github.com/Wired95/og-expedition-position-tracker
Tool Name: OG Expedition Position Tracker
Current Version: 1.0.0-rc1
Author / Team: Wired Wired95)
Website / Repository: https://github.com/Wired95
Support / Contact: Discord: Wired9656
License: MIT
Download Link: (for now: github) https://raw.githubusercontent.…ain/expedition-tracker.js
Supported Browsers / Platforms: Follows TamperMonkey supports & game compatibility (Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Opera Next et Firefox)
Minimum Version Requirements:12.10.0-r4
English (other translations: TBD)
Tool Description
This tools track the daily visited positions when you're sending and expedition.
It is able to detect your current astrophysics levels and deduct the astrophysics available slots. It then will suggest you the closest unvisited galaxies from the planet you"re sending a fleet from. And reserts at mignight.
Position suggestions are displayed when you are about to select coordinates.
Next version will display the amount of time you've already visited such position and help you to assess the "expedition position depletion" logic, by only displaying the amount of time you visited this area.
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When you fill the coordinates, before sending any fleet, it is suggesting the daily unvisited coordinates for expeditions, like this:
Clicking on a green tile is filling the related exploration coordinate. The end-user will have to click on it to enable the "Expedition" button. Expeditions are registered after a successful launch.
See previous screen, or request more that I would gladly provide.
From tampermonkey, download and copy/past this script as a new one. (until I decide to move it to a smoother workflow, if approved...)
the tool:
Version 1.0.0
I confirm that this tool:
Best regards,
Wired
