Clipboard progression
The next validated system is copied after plotting and after each confirmed carrier arrival.
Choose a destination, paste the next system into the carrier map, and schedule the jump. EDCarrier advances after confirmed carrier arrivals and keeps the next system ready on your clipboard.
Mission briefing
EDCarrier handles route progression and clipboard targets. You remain in control of the carrier navigation map and every scheduled jump.
Dock at it, select an observed owned carrier, or enter its actual system before plotting.
Enter an exact destination system. EDCarrier requests a personal-carrier route from Spansh.
Paste the copied target into the carrier navigation map and schedule the jump yourself.
A confirmed carrier arrival advances the route and copies the following system.
Carrier navigation
The next validated system is copied after plotting and after each confirmed carrier arrival.
System identities, coordinates and every leg are checked before a route can be used. No leg may exceed 500 ly.
If the carrier arrives somewhere unexpected, EDCarrier can recalculate from its observed location.
Arrival-to-arrival cycles build a per-carrier average for remaining-time estimates and scheduled-jump countdowns.
Release candidate
This candidate is for acceptance testing before stable v1.0. It supports personal fleet carriers in the Live galaxy on Windows with EDMarketConnector 6.1.2 or later in the 6.x series.
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Installation
Close EDMC before replacing an earlier EDCarrier folder. Keep only one enabled copy.
Use the verified ZIP above and compare its SHA-256 checksum if desired.
In EDMC, open File → Settings → Plugins, choose Open, then close EDMC.
The result must be plugins\EDCarrier\load.py, without another nested EDCarrier folder.
Confirm the displayed carrier ID and actual system, enter a destination, then choose Plot / Resume.
Cockpit operation
Confirms the source and requests or resumes a route to the destination system.
Requests a fresh route from the carrier's current confirmed system.
Stops clipboard changes and holds the ETA without discarding the route.
Copies the current target again when another application has replaced the clipboard.
Data boundary
EDCarrier does not need Frontier authentication and does not schedule or control carrier jumps.
Source and destination systems, their IDs and fixed personal-carrier parameters are sent over HTTPS.
Commander names, Frontier credentials, cargo and fuel data are not sent to Spansh.
Selected carrier IDs, destinations, validated routes and measured durations remain in local EDMC profiles.
Update checks include the EDMC/plugin user agent, but not commander names, routes or carrier IDs.
Candidate status
The offline suite, EDMC's bundled runtime, release archive, theme palettes and four public Spansh routes passed validation.
Stable v1.0 still requires deliberate live carrier-jump, clipboard, schedule/cancel, restart, network-recovery and visual-theme acceptance. The stable signed update feed will not advertise this release candidate.
Troubleshooting
Use the exact system name rather than a landmark nickname. For example, use Oevasy SG-Y d0, not Ishum's Reach.
Check the displayed carrier ID and actual carrier system. Ship jumps and carrier jump requests do not count as confirmed carrier arrivals.
Pause automatic copying in other navigation plugins while EDCarrier is active.
Wait briefly, then choose Recalculate. EDCarrier has no offline routing fallback.
Bring the installed version, the displayed carrier ID, the exact message and the action that produced it.