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It only uses the same grid as the PB block.
Designed that way so that people could have sub grids with a PB on that sub grid to aim the mapping system at an area or object.
just a longer range takes a long longer to map.
After all, an encrypted password doesn't MOVE :)
Might help if you wanted to make the algorithm less random.
http://nsa.unaligned.org/gen.php
/// <summary>
/// Returns the maximum positive angle you can apply for pitch and yaw.
/// </summary>
float RaycastConeLimit { get; }
/// <summary>
/// Returns the maximum distance you can request a raycast. -1 means infinite.
/// </summary>
double RaycastDistanceLimit { get; }
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May I ask what 'Laser Charging' does? For my application, I just want to scan and locate all of the asteroids and any NPC grids (if I can). I don't need to detect pirate ships. What timer functions can I eliminate?
Now if I could just automatically, one-by-one, dump each coordinate into a probe as I print them so the probe goes out to the coordinates and investigates. But really, you've got me so far its overwhelming. Thanks!