Yesterday I posted some Traveller links. Today I refactored my Traveller Subsector Generator and moved to a new web framework. I also merged my UWP Generator and my SVG Mapper for Traveller into a single web app, the Traveller Subsector Generator. I hope it’s pretty obvious how to use it, but I know that sometimes I get confused myself so here’s what it can do:
=> Traveller links | Traveller Subsector Generator
You start with an editable example UWP:
If you’re looking at an SVG map and you got here via Random Map:
If you’re looking at an SVG map and you got here via Generate Map:
If you’re looking an a read-only UWP:
OK, so the only weird thing is that sometimes there is no UWP link back from the map, right? Well, if you’re looking at https://campaignwiki.org/traveller/edit/344450615 and click on Generate Map then you can always use that id in the URL and type https://campaignwiki.org/traveller/map/344450615 into the address bar of your browser. And now the missing UWP link appears!
=> https://campaignwiki.org/traveller/edit/344450615 | https://campaignwiki.org/traveller/map/344450615
I don’t even know why I’m posting all this. I makes me realise that the user interface needs more tinkering and I’m tired. If you have an idea for how to make it more obvious, specially if you haven’t used it before and you’re confused, I’d like to hear about it. Perhaps we can improve the web app together.
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Made some changes, and added random sector generation (32x40 instead of 8x10).
– Alex 2017-07-05 06:07 UTC
How to get a random UWP from the command line:
– Alex Schroeder 2017-07-05 14:57 UTC --- How to generate a SVG file from the command line:
– Alex Schroeder 2017-07-05 14:58 UTC
Generating a simple SVG file from a map on the command line (URL-escaped):
– Alex Schroeder 2017-07-05 15:09 UTC --- Generating an SVG map from UWP in a text file:
This assumes you defined the following alias:
text/gemini
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