Are there any plans to support the labeling of geographic regions, landscape features, oceans, etc? This would be a game changer.

Are there any plans to support the labeling of geographic regions, landscape features, oceans, etc? This would be a game changer.

Yes, it's planned

Are there any plans to support the labeling of geographic regions, landscape features, oceans, etc? This would be a game changer.

Yes, it's planned

Glad to hear it, thank you for responding! Thank you for everything you do, this tool continues to revolutionize my writing and world building every day.

The ability to delete large numbers of ships from the ship menu at once.
The ship menu can allow to read stats off about ships without having to select them, creating more fluidity in controlling like SE 0.9.8.0. Maybe the ability to simply hover over a ship's selection and an info screen with the ship's current running autopilot programs will be displayed. I'm mostly interested in being able to quickly read off ship's programs as I leave them idle to execute them.

Also a search bar for the music window.

Hey! I'm not sure what algorithm you use for terrain generation but I've seen this cool video recently about analogues to perlin noise:
Very cool stuff, maybe it can give you some inspiration too.

Add the satellite galaxy KK 242 to the game, currently NGC 6503 has no satellite galaxies :)

[left]better snow (thats all)[/left]

One thing that would be nice, would be to be able to use DistanceLY and RAdeg to make it easier for bulk conversions of fictional stars from Celestia

Procedurally generated galaxy clusters would be a good idea. That, or add something to the info of a galaxy if it is part of an existing cluster.

I want a comparison tool where you can visually compare (on a graph or a scale model) the size and distance between stelar, planetary and celestial bodies. Like for example comparing any exoplanet to the size of earth or Jupiter or another star to sol. or in another case the distance between the sun and earth represented by putting bodies in between with this we can get a true sense of scale of the size of the universe.