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It seems I've made some progress in this endeavor: It appears the only thing needed to get something drawn in the targa output file is to make a call to celestia_core->resize() before we dump to file and exit! My problem now is that the 'camera' is somehow stuck at the center of the earth (seen in a...

john Van Vliet wrote:that is easy
that is located in the celestia.cfg file

Thanks

I don't understand this bit though

depending on the way you built it
Q8 or Q16
it is 8 bit or 16 bit
q16 can do 8 bit or 16 bit LSB/MSB images

What is Q8/Q16 referring to?

There hasn't been much progress on my end. I'm in sort of a sleep mode waiting for any additional insight to come my way... :) it looks like you are calling the non gui as something like this osmesamain LocationScript.celx Actually with the modifications I provided in my first post to configure.in a...

Right, I am using Debian GNU/Linux as my OS here and I'm using a radeon 4850 for graphics driven by open source mesa/gallium3d. Mesa/Gallium3d is provided by libgl1-mesa-dri and osmesa provided by libosmes6 both at version 8.0.4-1 If it's at all useful, I will provide the output of $ glxinfo and $ o...

src/celestia/osmesamain.cpp /* * osmesamain.cpp * * OSMesa front end for Celestia. */ #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <unistd.h> #include <getopt.h> #include <GL/glew.h> /* * glew.h undefs GLAPI, but never undefs __gl_h_ so osmesa never includes gl.h. * Since GLAPI is the only thing ...

Hi all You guys are probably going to think I'm crazy, but I want to use celestia as sort of a real-time background generator. Specifically, I would like to take screenshots of celestia scenes and set it as my desktop background every so often (every minute for example). The external scripting neces...

I've found the problem. For whatever reason celestia does not accept script paths relative to the current working directory. Instead $ celestia -f /full/path/to/script.celx is what works for me now. (something I thought I had tested before posting a new thread here.

I'm running celestia 1.6.1 in Debian GNU/Linux and I'm unable to find a way to launch the program with a celx script passed to it. Both the FAQ and the wikibook suggest that --url script.celx parameter should be sufficient, however if I try this myself, I get: $ celestia --url test.celx celestia: in...