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The sectorid is a numeric value representing a sector in the universe. Currently it's ranging from 1 (Sol II A-1) to 7680 (Dantia P-16) | The sectorid is a numeric value representing a sector in the universe. Currently it's ranging from 1 (Sol II A-1) to 7680 (Dantia P-16) | ||
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| + | Given systemid (s), and coordinates (x, y), you could determine the sectorid mathematically using the following formula | ||
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| + | sectorid = (s-1)*256 + (x-1)*16 + y | ||
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| + | Take note that SplitSectorid returns a triple (systemid, sectorh, sectorv) with the coordinates swapped, so sectorh = y and sectorv = x. | ||
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* [[API Index#LocationStr|LocationStr]] | * [[API Index#LocationStr|LocationStr]] | ||
* [[API Index#ShortLocationStr|ShortLocationStr]] | * [[API Index#ShortLocationStr|ShortLocationStr]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Functions/Values]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:04, 28 March 2023
The sectorid is a numeric value representing a sector in the universe. Currently it's ranging from 1 (Sol II A-1) to 7680 (Dantia P-16)
Given systemid (s), and coordinates (x, y), you could determine the sectorid mathematically using the following formula
sectorid = (s-1)*256 + (x-1)*16 + y
Take note that SplitSectorid returns a triple (systemid, sectorh, sectorv) with the coordinates swapped, so sectorh = y and sectorv = x.
