Even More Elite: Dangerous Star Names

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Author: forbiddenlake

Last revision: 16 Nov, 2023 at 17:07 UTC

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Add two tons of star names from Elite: Dangerous[www.elitedangerous.com] to your next galaxy.

Not compatible with the regular version. This version has more names from Elite, primarily the ones named after real constellations. Only use one.

GitHub here[github.com].

Features

Star Names:

29000+ star names used in Elite, including:

  • All named systems, minus obvious star catalog systems and proc-gen systems.
  • All procedurally generated sector names.
  • 20+ POIs from the game and the Galactic Exploration Catalog[edastro.com].

Nebulae:

100+ nebulae names from the game[elite-dangerous.fandom.com] and POIs from the Galactic Exploration Catalog[edastro.com].

Black Holes:

15+ Black hole names from the galactic regions[elite-dangerous.fandom.com] and POIs from the Galactic Exploration Catalog[edastro.com].

Asteroid Prefixes:

250+ asteroid prefixes from real-life star catalogs[en.wikipedia.org] used in the game.

Examples

Star Names

  • Colonia
  • Deciat
  • Likedeeler Magna Libertas
  • Shinrarta Dezhra
  • 63 G. Canis Majoris
  • QR Orionis
  • Prooe Flyou
  • Synuefae
  • Beagle Point
  • Zurara

… and many, many more.

Compatibility

Not achievement compatible.

Load order doesn’t matter.

Compatible with everything (unless someone uses the same file names…).

Save game compatible (only affects system generation, 99% of which is done on game start). Safe to remove.

Note

Elite uses a lot of real-life data, so many, many of these overlap with real stars, constellations, and nebulae.

I have removed the obvious star catalog names because I thought names with only a prefix and number (e.g.: HIP 22460, 2MASS J00011398-2925182) are boring and unreadable. The prefixes have been repurposed as asteroid prefixes.

If you don’t want any system names with numbers, or the proc-gen names, or those that use real-life constellations (e.g. 63 G. Canis Majoris, CN Lacertae) see the regular version.