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Revision as of 01:18, 8 January 2018

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About phkb

phkb stands for "play hard, kick butt", to which there is a long and funny story - but not funny enough for this forum. phkb's real name is Nick Rogers, which is what he tends to call himself, rather than an unpronounceable acronym. If you absolutely have to have a pronunciation, then he would suggest adding an "i" and "o" to make it "pihkob", PIH-kob.

Nick first played Elite on the Commodore 64 in the late 80's, rising to the level of Deadly before his C64 was "borrowed" and then never returned. He discovered Oolite at around version 1.70, and has been playing quite a bit since.

Sometime after the release of 1.80 he decided to try his hand at writing his own components and customisations for the game. He now requires a constant supply of dark side cookies to feed his habit.

Nick is currently CEO of Xenon Industries, whose operating mantra is to "make it look good". He can be spotted in various locations in G7, piloting a (now) slightly used Yasen-N, but still seems to spend a lot of time writing expansion packs.

Category

Description of OXP

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Min Oolite
version

Equipment AutoDock gives players without a docking computer the ability to use computer-controlled docking systems at main stations for a small fee. 2897
Miscellaneous Auto-prime equipment helps pilots manage connections between MFD's and primable equipment items by auto-priming the equipment whenever the MFD is changed or selected. 197 1.85/86
Mechanics Bounty System changes the way bounties are stored and processed, making the bounty system a bit deeper and richer. 2617
HUDs BroadcastComms MFD provides a way of communicating with other ships during flight. 6129
Equipment Bulk Cargo Processor provides a way to quickly dump or destroy cargo in your hold during flight. 597
Miscellaneous Bulletin Board Contracts moves all the cargo, passengers and parcel contracts onto the Bulletin Board, instead of having three different F4 interface screens. Smuggling contracts from the Smugglers OXP are also moved onto the Bulletin Board.
Can optionally include Escort Contracts, Rescue Station contracts, Random Hits contracts, In-System Taxi contracts and Mining Contracts.
1256
Miscellaneous Bulletin Board System is a utility designed to help OXP authors add custom missions to the Oolite universe. 3813
HUDs Comms Log MFD displays all communications received by the player in a scrollable multi-function display, as well as an interface screen that provides access to the communications log while docked. 11516
Miscellaneous Compressed F7 Layout compresses all the information on the F7 screen, removing all the blank lines, as well as moving data from Distant Suns and Explorers Club into the top part of the screen.
Requires the System Data Config OXP.
206 1.85/86
HUDs Damage Report MFD lists all damaged equipment in a MFD, as well as providing an interface screen that can help locate the closest system where repairs can be carried out. 3775
Ambience Death Comms attempts to add a bit of flavour to battles by sometimes having ships give a final comms message when they die. 3959
Mechanics Display Current Course displays your current course on contract detail screens (and most other mission screens that display a long range chart), enabling the player to see if their current course is similar to the proposed course. 2490
Equipment Email System gives pilots an email interface, and they will start receiving emails from GalCop and other entities, confirming actions that have taken place. 13666
Miscellaneous Equipment Remove Item Color changes the color of equipment items described as "Remove", to make them stand out from standard equipment items. 246 1.85/86
Mechanics Escape Pod Tweaks changes the way escape pods are processed to make it more logical. 272 1.85/86
Equipment Fast Target Selector helps pilots target ships on their scanner quickly and easily, and also highlights the current target on the scanner. 3400
Mechanics Fuel Tweaks attempts to make fuel scooping a more desirable pastime by adding Quirium Fuel as a new commodity, and by providing functions and controls to change the way fuel is handled at stations. 671
Ambience GalCop Galactic Registry give pilots access to galactic chart data to aid in course plotting. 4357
Missions GalCop Missions adds a number of replayable missions, accessible through the Bulletin Board System, to give players more things to do in and around each system. 746
Missions GalCop's Most Wanted expands on the Bounty System by adding a list of criminals who have a significant bounty with GalCop. The player can try to track down these bounties down by using logic and deduction about where those targets are likely to be. 281
Ships Illicit Unlock unlocks player versions of all the core ships, including the Constrictor, Gecko, Krait and Sidewinder. 2014
Equipment Laser Mount Switching System (LMSS) enables multiple lasers to be installed at each mount point, and easily switch between them during flight. 4747
Mechanics ManualWitchspaceAlignment.oxz v1.5 makes the process of entering hyperspace a bit more interactive by requiring the player to manually align their ship with a hyperspace destination beacon. 240 1.85/86
HUDs MFD Fast Configuration helps pilots manage MFD configurations by providing up to 6 different sets that can be loaded quickly and easily. 1924
Mechanics Modern Start adds new starting options to the game, providing a small selection of equipment that is considered standard in many other space combat/trading games. 1291
Miscellaneous Ship Comparison helps players in the market for a new ship, by providing a means by which the specifications of up to 3 different ships can be viewed at once. 2772
Mechanics Ship Configuration aims to make the process of adding equipment to your ship more deliberate by adding space and weight factors to all equipment in all ships. 1109
Mechanics Ship Repurchase aims to make escape pods a more integral part of the player's life, by forcing the player to eject and by giving the player options about the replacement ship they will receive when they are rescued. 107
Ambience Ship Respray gives players the opportunity to purchase a new paint job for their ship. 10222
Mechanics Smugglers - The Galactic Underworld broadens the appeal of illegal goods by making it far more variable, adds smuggling compartments and a Black Market interface, and generally tries to shake up the cargo business. 2445
Mechanics Station Dock Control simulates the arrivals and departures of a space station, and gives the player full view of most ships docked at a station. 4958
Miscellaneous System Data Config allows OXP configuration of the layout of the System Data (F7) screen. 244 1.85/86
HUDs Xenon HUD groups important gauges around the crosshairs, and uses custom crosshair images. 3880
Ambience Xenon UI adds computer console-like backgrounds to all the various displays, plus new title screen theme music. 4462

Maintainer

phkb is the maintainer of the following OXP's

Alternate Download Location

An alternative download location for most of these OXP's can be found on Box.com

HTML Galaxy Maps

phkb has also put together a downloadable version of the New Galaxy Guide, which provides a way for players to have offline access to most of the information contained on the Wiki pages.

See this BB Link for details.
The zip package can be downloaded from here: OoliteGalaxyMaps.zip

You will need a browser that supports HTML5.

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