Input Program

[Nicademus]

I found that using excel to write the turns is so much easier and then just importing it to the web based input program. Mostly due to the cursor jumping from field to field, the backspace key and a few other things. I write my turn differently than the input program wants you to do it and it is hard for me to adapt without messing stuff up. Just my opinion

I also had to fight the input program as I add my data in a non-linear fashion. What format are you saving your data in?

Thanks

OK I write my turn in excel...which give me the ability to load all the scans/probes/and other stuff and move it around if need be. I then copy paste it to a word document which I keep and then I load it to the input program and save it to my download file which I then email it to randy for processing. May be a few steps but its a lot easier for me as the input program does not like anything I try to do with it. I am unconventional in how I make my turns also. I have seen the way others track information and I am not saying what they do is harder it is just easier for me the way I do it. I can share the files if anyone wants them.

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Distance calculator added to the input page. Green button. Type in your overall tec level, not the fleet as that doesn't matter, the location you're fleet is currently at and the destination you want the fleet to jump. The result will tell you the percentage chance of making the jump. 100% is always safe, the rest is up to you to figure if you want to take the risk of the fleet suffering damage or destruction. If it says you have almost no chance of making the jump that's pretty much what it means.

I wrote a distance calc in excel...it doesn't give me the % to pass but the distance from one location to the other and then I just look at the table. I am working on a flight path creator but time isn't letting me get that done