Devlog 4

In this devlog, I’ve taken a closer look at all the internal functions.

I’ve tweaked the Ground Tracker a bit and added real-world locations so that it displays the exact country and city when the ISS flies over them.

Another feature I’ve been working on for a long time is ensuring the correct direction and position of the ISS as it passes by. If you look at the sighting schedules and read all the information—or, unfortunately, don’t know how to interpret it—you might miss the ISS just because you didn’t quite understand it. You can now see this clearly with the image that’s attached. There, when you click on your desired date, you can see where you are, as well as from where, when, and in which direction the ISS will be visible, and for how long. This makes it possible for everyone to see the ISS in the night sky.

I hope you like it, and I’m already looking forward to the future with the tracker :D