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And that's how it is.
There is no seed-cracking-method - especially not in regards to seeds yet to find (and thus not generated).
I bet with you:
If you would use this program or method you would always get coordinates for already discovered systems.
It's like a scam. They will use those NMS ship coordinates exchange websites and maybe their own database of discoveries to get you something that would look somewhat similar to what you would describe to them. With the amount of already found ships that's easily doable.
You would pay to get something that you could get for free by using those websites by yourself.
If you have the GF editor you can play with that and have fun.
Got a link to that google doc? It might useful with a save editor.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kcEtrAdkSd-eeOp4rxOX8XUCHUSBPt5T_FVy2AbI8tY/edit#gid=0
You'll have to copy and paste into a new browser tab, as Steam will block it
Find Your Perfect Ship!
https://l1quid.design/nms/
Messing with seeds can break the game fairly fast if you're not careful so always back up your saves.