Interloper, you know No Man's Sky isn't simply a game, but a testament to what software development can be. While its initial release was laden with issues, it has been an evolving experiment that exceeded all expectations.

ATLAS IDENTITY CARD

Identity card graphics have been circulating the NMS community probably since update 1.5 (NEXT). They are a fun statement and help share a traveller's NMS friend code. I've made my own ID card graphic, and you are welcome to use it. Click the image to navigate to it.

Based on the "Galactic Atlas Explorer" ID card series (v1, option) from by u/zoniko, the Atlas Identity Card is wallet sized, when printed at 300dpi. I left the corners square to simplify editing for most interlopers. The main purpose of such cards is to provide a fun way to share your NMS friend code in places like the NMS Glyph Exchange Discord #-friend-code-exchange channel, or to other Travellers in Civilized Space.

GENERATOR

You may download the template graphic or even use the card generator, which can place text on the card for you. In both cases, you will need to use an image editor to position your additional graphic(s).

• Atlas ID v1 Generator
• Atlas ID v1 template graphic

TOOLS

• Photopea: Free online image editor.
• GIMP: Free desktop image editor.

GRAPHICS

• NMS Official Release Log, NMS Fandom Patch Notes: Book cover graphics of game release versions.
• Expedition List, Expedition 1-10 files: Expedition patch graphics.
• Modern Class Icons, Old Class Icons: Tool and ship class badges .

FONTS

• No Man's Sky Universal Fonts: Enhanced versions of the NMS fonts, as well as the original.
• Expedition Font: The blocky alien language.
• Portal Glyph Fonts: Glyph symbols as a font, following the hexadecimal characters for the 16 glyphs.

Portal Glyphs

The 16 glyph portal font has equivalent characters following hexadecimal order. You can use the NMS Portal Decoder to convert galactic coordinates to glyphs, glyphs to galactic coordinates, characters to glyphs, and glyphs to characters. This chart also shows the characters and their glyphs: