VOIDMAPPER

Wormhole mapper for EVE Online - Currently in BETA

A desktop app for Windows and Linux that follows your character, adds the holes you jump through to the map, and keeps the map in sync for everyone you share it with.

Download for Windows

Linux: .deb (Debian, Ubuntu) · AppImage

Windows 10 and 11 · Linux · sign in with EVE SSO

The Voidmapper window: a wormhole chain at the top, the selected C3's signature list below, and route, last-hour kills and Local panels on the right.
A C3 selected: its signatures, jump counts to the trade hubs, its kills from the last hour and Local chat.

Maps as you fly

  • Reads your location from ESI. When you jump through a wormhole it asks which signature you took and draws the connection, or adds a new one.
  • When a hole collapses behind you, EVE writes it to your game log. Voidmapper picks that up and asks whether to remove the hole and anything only reachable through it. Undo is there if you change your mind.
  • Tick your other characters to show them on the map too, so a scout sitting in another hole is visible while you fly your main.
A dialog: Jumped to J160225. Which wormhole in J125227 did you take? with a card for the unknown-class signature ZLW-930 and a Create new connection button.
The jump prompt, shown on the overlay.

Signatures

  • Select all in the probe scanner, Ctrl+C, and paste into Voidmapper. With auto-paste on, a copied scan is picked up without leaving the game.
  • Reads scans from English, German, French and Russian clients.
  • A full paste flags signatures that are gone instead of deleting them. You remove them once you've checked.
  • Signatures and anomalies on separate tabs, each with its age to the minute and the pilot who scanned it.
  • The wormhole type picker lists the system's statics first, then K162, then everything else, with mass and lifetime on each row.

Sharing

  • Share a map with characters, corporations or alliances, as viewers or editors.
  • Edits show up for everyone on the map as they're made.
  • Keep several maps. Owners can rename, duplicate, transfer or delete them.
  • Log in several characters and switch between them. Each one reopens the map it had open last.

Holes

  • Each connection has its type, mass (stable, reduced, critical), end of life, and the largest ship it lets through. The line on the map shows it: color for mass, dashes for EOL, a label for ship size.
  • EOL holes count down. A hole in its last four hours shows roughly how long it can have left, based on when it was mapped and its type's lifetime.
  • Every jump through a hole by someone on the map is logged with the hull they flew. Hull masses are added up to estimate how much the hole has taken.
  • Lock a system or a connection so nobody removes it by accident.
Who went through J125227 to J144103: six jumps by five pilots with their hulls, about 76,085 tonnes, 4% of the hole's 2,000,000 tonnes.
Jumps through a C3 static, with the mass estimate.

Systems

  • Class, statics (hover for mass and lifetime) and the wormhole effect with its exact modifiers at that system's strength, taken from CCP's static data.
  • Kills from the last hour, from zKillboard. The badge goes bright red while the newest one is under 15 minutes old.
  • Who from your map is in each system, and what they're flying.
  • Local chat from your EVE log files, listed under the system it was said in.
  • Comments on systems, and pings: alerts on any system plus one rally point per map, with an optional expiry.
  • Links to anoik.is and zKillboard for the selected system.
Hover card for a Pulsar at class 2 strength: shield HP +44%, armor damage taken +22%, signature radius +44%, cap recharge time −22%, neut and nos amount +44%.
Wormhole effect on a C2.
Kill badge hover card: 2 kills in the last hour, a Capsule 11 minutes ago and a Gila 12 minutes ago.
Last-hour kills from zKillboard.

Routes

  • Route to any system through gates and the chain's wormholes. You can skip critical, EOL or frigate-only holes, or prefer highsec.
  • Jump counts from every system on the chain to Jita, Amarr, Dodixie, Rens and Hek: the shortest route, and the highsec one where it's longer. Click a hub to see the route.
  • The nearest NPC station that buys blue loot, and the nearest one by a highsec route if that's a different station.
Route to Jita from J122515: 4 jumps, 3 through wormholes, via J144103, J125227 and Sobaseki. Hub jump counts and the nearest blue loot stations are listed above.
From a C5 to Jita through the chain.

Overlay

  • A small window that stays on top of the EVE client, with the chain and the signatures of the system you're in. Ctrl+Shift+M shows and hides it.
  • Paste scans into it, answer jump prompts and set pings without switching windows.
  • Auto-paster lets you skip pressing ctrl+v all the time.
The overlay window: the chain map with a you are here marker on the home system, and the home system's seven signatures below.
The overlay, sitting in the home hole.

Installing

Download for Windows