Torus reads the game's own files.
An encyclopedia for X4: Foundations, with every ship, ware, faction and sector taken from its data files. It has no ads, and 8 tools do the arithmetic.
- entries across 11 categories
- 1,745
- tools on the game data
- 8
- broken links, checked every build
- 0
- design system, shared with this page
- 1
A vault, a renderer, and a checker that fails loudly.
One Markdown note per thing in the game, rendered by the site itself and checked on every build.
- Fails on one broken linkThe checker walks the whole vault and fails the build on a single broken link, or on any fact whose copies disagree.
- One note per thingEvery ship, ware, faction and module is a single file, so a correction reaches the page on the next build.
- Extracted, not scrapedNumbers come straight from the game data, never from a wiki quoting a wiki.
8 tools, 1 dataset.
Each reads the same extracted data as the encyclopedia around it, so a page and a calculator can never disagree.
- Production Chain ExplorerThe whole economy as one graph. Pick a ware and its full chain lights up. (opens in a new tab)
- Station Production CalculatorLay out a station module by module and read the hourly ledger. (opens in a new tab)
- Map ExplorerSectors, owners, gates and resources, with lenses for whatever you're hunting. (opens in a new tab)
- Ship LoadoutOutfit any hull and watch speed, shielding, DPS and cost move as you fit it. (opens in a new tab)
- Compare ToolUp to 3 builds side by side, every figure ranked. (opens in a new tab)
- Equipment BrowserEvery mountable model as a sortable register. (opens in a new tab)
- Ware Profit FinderThe economy ranked by margin, by module hour and by cargo space. (opens in a new tab)
- Research PlannerPick a research goal and get the ordered path, the gates and the total cost. (opens in a new tab)
A design system only proves itself away from home.
A studio site and a game encyclopedia shouldn't be able to share a component library; Torus is the argument that they can.
Nobody asked for Torus.
I built it anyway, to see how the system holds up under dense data.
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