Converting Cardinal Directions into HyperEdit coords

[Benie]

See the title. I'd like to have some kind of chart or off-game program that can convert, say where my lander is, into a format understood by HyperEdit.

You see, I used this thing, to help me find anomalies on Duna. And the one near the South Pole was the hardest for me. Its coordinates are actually understandable by HyperEdit. When I typed them in, it landed me right next to the anomaly.

This is what I need. Say I need to do some changes to a rover (like put RCS Thrusters on it to help it jump, or to get on a modded launchpad (like the Sphere Launchpads)), and I don't feel like flying it from Kerbin, waiting 160+ ingame days for a transfer window, and then get there.

[Meatsauce]

Rom's lasor mod will give the coords in decimal format so you can plug them in. Just use the landmark feature.

[Ezriilc]

See the title. I'd like to have some kind of chart or off-game program that can convert, say where my lander is, into a format understood by HyperEdit.

You see, I used this thing, to help me find anomalies on Duna. And the one near the South Pole was the hardest for me. Its coordinates are actually understandable by HyperEdit. When I typed them in, it landed me right next to the anomaly.

This is what I need. Say I need to do some changes to a rover (like put RCS Thrusters on it to help it jump, or to get on a modded launchpad (like the Sphere Launchpads)), and I don't feel like flying it from Kerbin, waiting 160+ ingame days for a transfer window, and then get there.

I just stumbled in here and saw this tool. I think it might be answering some questions for me that will help to improve HyperEdit. Feel free to post anything even remotely related to your use of HyperEdit into our thread. This is very interesting. Perhaps I could build something similar into our website.

[Akane]

Well, what I often use is a tool kindly made by the US government made for converting DMS to decimal.