# Waypoints¶

class WaypointManager

Waypoints are the location markers you can see on the map view showing you where contracts are targeted for. With this structure, you can obtain coordinate data for the locations of these waypoints. Obtained by calling SpaceCenter.WaypointManager.

IList<Waypoint> Waypoints { get; }

A list of all existing waypoints.

Game Scenes: All
Waypoint AddWaypoint (Double latitude, Double longitude, CelestialBody body, String name)

Creates a waypoint at the given position at ground level, and returns a Waypoint object that can be used to modify it.

Parameters: latitude – Latitude of the waypoint. longitude – Longitude of the waypoint. body – Celestial body the waypoint is attached to. name – Name of the waypoint. All
Waypoint AddWaypointAtAltitude (Double latitude, Double longitude, Double altitude, CelestialBody body, String name)

Creates a waypoint at the given position and altitude, and returns a Waypoint object that can be used to modify it.

Parameters: latitude – Latitude of the waypoint. longitude – Longitude of the waypoint. altitude – Altitude (above sea level) of the waypoint. body – Celestial body the waypoint is attached to. name – Name of the waypoint. All
IDictionary<String, Int32> Colors { get; }

An example map of known color - seed pairs. Any other integers may be used as seed.

Game Scenes: All
IList<String> Icons { get; }

Returns all available icons (from “GameData/Squad/Contracts/Icons/”).

Game Scenes: All
class Waypoint

Represents a waypoint. Can be created using WaypointManager.AddWaypoint.

CelestialBody Body { get; set; }

The celestial body the waypoint is attached to.

Game Scenes: Flight
String Name { get; set; }

The name of the waypoint as it appears on the map and the contract.

Game Scenes: Flight
Int32 Color { get; set; }

The seed of the icon color. See WaypointManager.Colors for example colors.

Game Scenes: Flight
String Icon { get; set; }

The icon of the waypoint.

Game Scenes: Flight
Double Latitude { get; set; }

The latitude of the waypoint.

Game Scenes: Flight
Double Longitude { get; set; }

The longitude of the waypoint.

Game Scenes: Flight
Double MeanAltitude { get; set; }

The altitude of the waypoint above sea level, in meters.

Game Scenes: Flight
Double SurfaceAltitude { get; set; }

The altitude of the waypoint above the surface of the body or sea level, whichever is closer, in meters.

Game Scenes: Flight
Double BedrockAltitude { get; set; }

The altitude of the waypoint above the surface of the body, in meters. When over water, this is the altitude above the sea floor.

Game Scenes: Flight
Boolean NearSurface { get; }

true if the waypoint is near to the surface of a body.

Game Scenes: Flight
Boolean Grounded { get; }

true if the waypoint is attached to the ground.

Game Scenes: Flight
Int32 Index { get; }

The integer index of this waypoint within its cluster of sibling waypoints. In other words, when you have a cluster of waypoints called “Somewhere Alpha”, “Somewhere Beta” and “Somewhere Gamma”, the alpha site has index 0, the beta site has index 1 and the gamma site has index 2. When Waypoint.Clustered is false, this is zero.

Game Scenes: Flight
Boolean Clustered { get; }

true if this waypoint is part of a set of clustered waypoints with greek letter names appended (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, etc). If true, there is a one-to-one correspondence with the greek letter name and the Waypoint.Index.

Game Scenes: Flight
Boolean HasContract { get; }

Whether the waypoint belongs to a contract.

Game Scenes: Flight
Contract Contract { get; }

The associated contract.

Game Scenes: Flight
void Remove ()

Removes the waypoint.

Game Scenes: Flight