This addon is because a request of Art Blos in post of Ajtribick stars addon. Is a custom adaptation of the original addon of Graticules and Redshift of Selden Ball to see equatorial, galactic, ecliptic and local sheet lines since the sky of the earth and to see distances out of the solar system.
UPDATE 5/12/20:
Corrected fail with Z=4
UPDATE 6/12/20:
Scripts to turn OFF/ON grids and lines
UPDATE 4/08/21
New script to turn OFF/ON all grids and lines since 1ly to z=1000 of the galactic plane with only 1 click/script
UPDATE 31/08/21
Details of the Version 4:
1. Ecliptic line now is the red line that includes all redshift lines z=0.01 to z=1000
2. Galactic plane now is the green line and includes only graticules of 2 ly to 200000 ly
3. Includes Axis of evil point (see the main reason in last post)
4. Includes Ecliptic poles (see the main reason in last post)
5. Scripts to turn ON/OFF galactic grids, redshift lines and all grids and lines
MINIUPDATE 11/09/21
Strongest script to turn ON/OFF entire addon with only 1 click
UPDATE 04/04/25
LinesV5.zip- (43.01 KiB) Downloaded 9 times
Supergalactic line (see last post to know details)
- Blue line or equatorial line projected around of the bubble universe (observable universe or about Z=1000).
Red line or ecliptic line is a custom adaptation of the original addon Redshift lines of Selden Ball to see distances with Redshift distances z=0.01 to z=1000. The ecliptic plane is related to the
axis of evil 
Green line or galactic plane, is a custom adaptation of the original addon Graticules of Selden Ball to see distances inside the Milky way in light years (graticule of 2 ly to 200000 ly). Includes a line about z=1000.
Yellow line or local Sheet, the local sheet in astronomy is a nearby extragalactic region of space where the Milky Way, the members of the Local Group and other nearest 12 big galaxies share a similar peculiar velocity. The yellow line is the edge of a gigantic disk of dark matter.
Orange line or supergalactic line, is a reference line for the supercluster of galaxies that contains the Milky Way galaxy, referenced to a local relatively flat collection of galaxy clusters used to define the supergalactic plane. The supergalactic plane is more or less perpendicular to the plane of the Milky Way; the angle is 84.5°.
