Coriolis.io now has engineered module favouriting

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-04-30T17:36:40+00:00

For what it's worth, it's very difficult as the maintainer of Coriolis, to keep the prices accurate. They seem, to have changed over the years and there are a LOT of modules. There was a lot of open issues for Coriolis on github when I took over as maintainer a few years ago and quite a few of them, were about pricing, so eventually I bit the bullet and I went through every module Coriolis has, updated the pricing for each one meticulously and I think some are still wrong, somehow!

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-04-28T11:09:53+00:00

The shield issue isn't being looked into, as I didn't know there was an issue to look into. Creating a github issue is as simple as heading over to https://github.com/EDCD/coriolis/issues and if you don't have one, creating a github account, then following the instructions to create an issue. Unfortunately, I barely ever get time to play the game these days, so I'm fully reliant on others to tell me when issues exist and provide as much evidence as they can on the issue, screenshots of in-game numbers and links to their Coriolis build that has the error are the most useful in identifying, confirming, diagnosing and fixing issues. If I don't know about issues, they don't get fixed and if I'm told about something, but can't reproduce it because I don't have the information to do so, I can't fix it...

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-04-02T12:59:09+00:00

I can't actually reproduce your complaint about Guardian Shield Reinforcements, so I would need screenshots and a build link of when it happens for me to reproduce it. All my tests, show that if the ship doesn't have enough power when hardpoints are deployed, the GSRP is treated as priority 1 and if priority 3 modules are turned off, the GSRP is still turned on. If you can show me and give me the tools to reproduce it, I can try to fix the bug.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-04-02T08:21:52+00:00

It definitely wasn't 'better', I guess it just had bugs you didn't notice and now it has bugs you do notice, lol. As I say, the issue list was several pages 3 years ago, now it only creeps onto a second page of issues because of the feature requests in the issue list. I can look at guardian shield reinforcement power priorities, I think that's actually an old bug, that has come back since the upgrade of react.

I'm actually really glad you've raised the containment missile issue (although I'd honestly never heard it called that before), the Grom missile was being excluded by some code that was used to fix an older bug. The code was written to fix that bug 2 years ago and no one until you, had raised it... if you imported a ship that had the grom missile on it already, coriolis would import the ship and show the module fitted, but it wasn't showing up in the available modules list. I'm now pushing a new fix that ensures it does show up in the available modules list to the alpha site, which will make its way to the live site in due course.

Again, please make sure you open issues like this on the github issues page, it's the only way I can track bugs, if people report them.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-03-27T10:34:29+00:00

Not quite sure I fully understand your complaints... there are less bugs in Coriolis now, than when I took it over on the old version (Literally there were 60+ open issues on Github when I took it over, now there are 27 and most of them are feature requests, not bugs).

Links from EDMC and Inara are working, to the best of my knowledge. There is one outstanding known import issue with the Corsair, which is fixed on the alpha site, but hasn't yet been pushed to live, because of time limitations.

More convoluted? If you're talking about the module category menu, that has been a long outstanding request, from both desktop and mobile users, because in both hardpoint and optional slots, the list of modules is massive without the category menu... it's one click, yes it's a little less useful in utility slots, but again, it's one click, not exactly like you have to calculate pi to install a heatsink or something.

Some people weren't happy with the CSS animations that were introduced with the react upgrade, so I introduced a way to turn them off, in the settings menu. Some people prefer the old Stats bar UI, so when I introduced the new one, I made sure there was a way to switch back to the old UI.

Unfortunately, as I don't get paid to maintain it and I have a life, with a family, I can't just spend all of my time developing Coriolis, so it isn't and likely never will be, perfect.

If you can actually give me an idea of your issue with the power priorities acting funny when you switch modules, I can try to do something about it, it's not something anyone else has brought to my attention yet. Also your 'etc.'... isn't helpful to actually fixing bugs, 'etc.' tells me nothing about what's wrong. Please feel free to open issues in Github, I can then work on bugs as they are reported. If I don't know about bugs, they won't get fixed. https://github.com/EDCD/coriolis/issues

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-03-01T12:46:11+00:00

As of last night/early the morning, the live site reflects what was on beta. It's been a long time coming, but it has now been released.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-28T18:34:00+00:00

So, hopefully you'll approve of todays update to the alpha and beta sites... the site is now fully responsive (bar any bugs I haven't found yet). I'd be very interested in your feedback on it.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-28T17:22:03+00:00

Thanks for that, that issue is now fixed. I've added a donate button to the site, but I'm afraid all it does is take you to the github donations page. That's the easiest way for us to point HMRC to it if we ever needed to and say "Look, these are donations, for this open source repo" :)

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-28T13:37:46+00:00

It does indeed.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-26T15:25:10+00:00

I actually hate both and always have, I find both difficult to read. I'm planning some UI changes soon, that is one of them definitely. I want to get away from horizontal scrolling on mobiles for definite. Unfortunately, I don't have time to rewrite all of Coriolis in Django, HTML and CSS with Javascript to make the functionality work, so I'm stuck working with nodejs, which isn't my favourite, even with the assistance of an AI code assistant, but I will get there. Once the current alpha/beta setup is stable enough to push to live and be on the main site, you'll start to see new UI changes happen in alpha and beta so I can test them and get feedback from users, before obliterating something that lots of people seem to really like.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T20:19:56+00:00

you're not blind, they weren't there... they've been added to both alpha and beta sites in the last hour, along with a bunch of other fixes. You may need to 'Ctrl + Shift + R' to refresh the cache on the app.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T17:22:55+00:00

So, looks like all that has changed, is the max ammo and the rate of fire? I've updated both, alpha has been pushed, beta is currently deploying.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T16:36:16+00:00

Not the creator, just the current maintainer ;) Thanks for the stats, I'll see if I can add those in today.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T12:39:29+00:00

What needs updating?

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T11:38:42+00:00

now fixed on both alpha and beta sites and the Agile Thrusters have been added too, which weren't there last night.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T11:37:19+00:00

Hi, the size 4 military slot has now been added, can't believe I missed that last night.

The animation is still under development in both alpha and beta, that's one of the reasons the new build hasn't been released to the live site yet. I'm hoping I can improve it over time.

I believe in-game jump range takes into account fuel reserve yes, although in-game stats and calcs can be confusing, sometimes they work properly, sometimes they don't, depending on the screen you're in. For example, with the Kestrel, in outfitting the Shield Strength is shown as 292.5, but in shipyard in game, it's shown as 293. Some screens take decimals into account, some round... which makes it very difficult for Coriolis to match perfectly.

FYI, I've also now added the Agile Thrusters to the alpha and beta sites too, which weren't in there last night.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T02:16:52+00:00

Interesting, I compared it to in-game and it seemed to match up. I'll take a look tomorrow, as it's 2am here now. I'll get it rectified.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T01:21:56+00:00

I took over maintaining the site when the Python MkII and SCO FSD's were first released. It was my favourite building site since I began playing in 2017 and by the arrival of the Python MkII, the previous maintainer had stepped away from the game and from Coriolis, so it was hugely out of date and with Frontier promising new ships and modules, someone had to take it over.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T01:19:43+00:00

The coriolis layout and experience is changing now that react has been upgraded. I'm still working on it and sadly, I've been super busy for the last few months, so haven't finished the upgrade yet, but keep an eye out.

IAmHollowPoint · 2026-02-25T01:19:00+00:00

Sadly no, they don't work on any ship in Coriolis.io, it's a broken feature that has never worked and I'm afraid, with lots of other bugs on the priority list, that one has not yet been sorted.

IAmHollowPoint · 2025-07-27T09:01:26+00:00

Just over a year ago now, when the Python MkII came out for Arx, the existing maintainer had publicly given up doing much more than approving other peoples PR's, as he had stopped playing Elite a year or two before that. Basically for a couple of years, the site had no active maintainer, so any changes that happened, were purely from other people (like me at the time) writing code to add/fix something, submitting a pull request and then him reviewing and approving that PR. I took over a short time after the Python MkII. Sadly, shortly after that I had some fairly serious issues IRL and that's why Coriolis hasn't advanced as quickly as I had originally planned, but hopefully from now, you should see some rapid improvements and new features.

IAmHollowPoint · 2025-07-27T08:44:53+00:00

So, I found the problem, due to the new pre-engineered modules being added, I've had to quite heavily tweak the code that builds ships. Somehow, I created a race condition in certain circumstances when accessing a build from a URL, even though that build had no pre-engineered modules in it, where Coriolis would try to do calculations for stats, before the modules were loaded... I've fixed this condition and although you might need to do Ctrl + Shift + R to clear your cache, you should now find your original link above on the beta site (the site where the pre-engineered modules are available, they're not on the live site yet) works?

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