Inside Map App in 1min 53sec

The video discusses updates to the Star Citizen maps and apps, including the introduction of a new Cards feature in the MobiGlas system, a revamped Maps App with 3D interior schematics, and a health app for player status monitoring. The developers aim to enhance player experience by providing detailed navigational tools, filtering options for specific elements, and ongoing refinements to improve the system’s functionality and interface in the game world known as “the verse.”

The video discusses the new features introduced in the Star Citizen maps and apps released by CIG on April 4th, 2024. The MobiGlas system has been revamped with a new feature called cards, where old maps have been remade in this format, and all future apps will also be redesigned in cards. While some older apps are yet to be updated, they will be in the future. The MobiGlas now has a new homepage and a health app that provides detailed information about the player’s body status, including radiation levels and broken bones, to help players manage their situation and survive.

One of the significant updates is the introduction of the Maps App, previously known as the Star Map, which now includes interior maps displaying 3D schematics of the space the player is in. This feature allows manipulation in 3D and includes ships, space stations, and outposts. Players can add waypoints and routes on the map, which will be visible on the HUD mini-map, providing a GPS-like path for navigation. The system is designed to be aware of threats such as fire or radiation, helping players choose safer paths. Additionally, players can select TR Transit as a drop-down option for faster travel when the destination is far away.

The new star map encompasses various elements such as ships, weapons, gear, hospitals, stores, outposts, and other helpful locations. Players can filter out specific elements to focus on what they need. Quality of life improvements have been made to enhance visibility and prevent clipping issues. Developers acknowledge that there is still work to be done to refine and perfect the system. A search drop-down feature allows users to easily find and select what they need, presenting a more targeted list for selection. The interface is highlighted as a crucial aspect of an MMO, emphasizing flexibility, smoothness, effectiveness, and modularity.

In conclusion, the developers express satisfaction with the updates but acknowledge ongoing work to further enhance the system. The video ends with a message thanking viewers for their time and inviting them to explore the new features in the game. The speaker signs off by wishing everyone safe travels in the game world, known as “the verse,” indicating a positive outlook on the future of the game’s development and player experience.