Hyperspace Vectors and Jump Coordinates

Yes, LotJ already has jump coordinates in that you can jump to a certain spot; however, that’s not entirely accurate to EU.
Change 1: when you calculate a jump to a system, it gives you coordinates in the system that you have to get within 500 prox of to be able to do the jump, based on your system’s (x, y) value, your location in the system, your target system’s (x, y) value, etc.
Change 2: you can only jump IN to certain coordinates in a system from your current location… a hypothetical faux-example: you have to jump to -300 -300 -300 instead of 0 0 500 because a straight line from your exit spot (see change 1) to a 0 0 500 entry spot goes through the planet, which doesn’t work too well.
Change 3: INTERDICTORS. Right now, I’m too lazy to go into all the crap that this change would involve, but in the short term… they would affect both in-vectors (change 2) and out-vectors (change 1), in addition to pulling people out of hyperspace (arguably part of change 2).

P.S. PUT IN A "Z" COORDINATE FOR SYSTEMS

There’s no such thing as a Z corrdinate. In real math, or in Star Wars Math.

Other then that..I don’t understand what exactly you’re trying to propose here..

Me neither but I have yet to pass a math course. <!– s:P –><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt="" title="Razz" /><!– s:P –>

Although I did get the point of turning space into 3D rather than 2D…. Unless I got that wrong too.

I’m pretty sure there used to be interdictors in the past. The parts are still on the component list:

Gravity well -100 1000000 credit(s)

As for entering and exiting systems, I don’t know if I want it any more complex.