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Re: Pictures from Celestia

Post #121by John Van Vliet » 23.01.2014, 23:10

-- EDIT --
this is very old and very out of date
this mesh is from ground based data

Comet 67P Churyumov-Gerasimenko

with Rosetta waking up

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and a vid of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObRGqnMi158&featu ... &list=UU7xTHgS0wEgIuNCAJhD9yBA


from the base shape file " churyumov-gerasimenko_512.bds " and the polygon mesh "CGRA_FDLRMA_DA_TEST_________00000.ROS "
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Re: Pictures from Celestia

Post #122by farshot » 24.01.2014, 18:34

Hey guys. Hate to be here again, but you can guess why...

I've taken steps to halt this latest affront by BDFD/numerous-aliases (with plenty of suspicion directed to argelesmer). Stay tuned.
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Re: Pictures from Celestia

Post #123by bh » 24.01.2014, 21:07

Yes... most entertaining.
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Post #124by John Van Vliet » 13.08.2016, 01:24

KIC_8462852

has been in the news , so some pretty pictures
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two different " structures "
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Post #125by john71 » 13.08.2016, 05:00

Nice work! KIC 8462852 should have it's own topic...very interesting star...maybe we should collect all add-ons related to it...
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Post #126by John Van Vliet » 16.08.2016, 07:03

updated 67p from the Rosetta navcam data and SPICE
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Post #127by VF2_Rolf » 16.08.2016, 18:41

A few Celestia shots...

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Post #128by FarGetaNik » 16.08.2016, 21:15

VF2_Rolf what is the first screenshot? A nebula or a comet? I looks amazing :eek:
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Post #129by SVision » 16.08.2016, 21:27

FarGetaNik wrote:VF2_Rolf what is the first screenshot? A nebula or a comet? I looks amazing
FarGetaNik, alas, I hasten to disappoint you, but it probably is the nebula NGC 2261 http://celestiamotherlode.net/catalog/show_addon_details.php?addon_id=551
Author presented here just liked it objects to Celestia.
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Post #130by FarGetaNik » 16.08.2016, 21:34

SVision wrote:FarGetaNik, alas, I hasten to disappoint you, but it probably is the nebula NGC 2261 http://celestiamotherlode.net/catalog/show_addon_details.php?addon_id=551
Author presented here just liked it objects to Celestia.

Ok I figured that much, but I was hoping to finally see some better comet rendering in Celestia, I was maybe a bit spoiled from Space Engine :wink:
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Post #131by SVision » 16.08.2016, 21:38

FarGetaNik wrote:but I was hoping to finally see some better comet rendering in Celestia
For models Cham has a great future. It is also possible that in this regard too :wink: .
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Post #132by VF2_Rolf » 17.08.2016, 00:09

It is indeed the Hubble Nebula.
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Post #133by Fenerit » 30.08.2016, 23:47

Few quicks screenshots of an add-on I'm trying to finish... :cry:

More detailed plates and spreading ridges integrates the Cham's ones...
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Vectorial quaternary eolian deposits' stamps. An equally spaced tiny circle overlayed upon the areas has been rendered as level curve with QGis and inserted within the CMOD.
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gebco bathy overlayed by NOAA ages of the ocean floor rendered from dataset. Age of ocean floor are colored accordingly with ages of the geomap (such "Nankay trough" is indeed disturbing... :weirdface: ).
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Post #134by John Van Vliet » 31.08.2016, 02:07

the same process as the asteroids also is working good for moons or KBO's
-- this is JUST a 2k set of maps
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run a command and then some image manipulation and converting
and there is a normal and texture
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Post #135by Cham » 31.08.2016, 12:16

John, 4k png please ! :wink:
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Post #136by mjoubert » 31.08.2016, 14:45

@fenerit : very impressive!
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Post #137by FarGetaNik » 31.08.2016, 18:45

John Van Vliet, looks pretty realistic! It doesn't have that much craters, which might or might not be true for medium-sized KBOs. For the intensity of shading I guess this object could be around the size of Ceres, so considering color and albedo this would work for Salacia or Orcus :smile:
A mesh would also be nice :biggrin:
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Post #138by John Van Vliet » 31.08.2016, 19:50

i have been trying to get things to a point where i type in a command string and most of the work is done

Without having to hand sculpt a mesh , getting decent looking craters are a problem .


dry mars like and earthlike are rather easy , and so are gas giants
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Post #139by Cham » 01.09.2016, 13:35

the same process as the asteroids also is working good for moons or KBO's
-- this is JUST a 2k set of maps

John,

this map is very good ! :eek: (see message #134)

Please, can you make a 4k PNG version of exactly the same texture (with its normal map) and send a link ? I would like to use it for a moon in some galaxy.

I would like to know how you do that with Blender. Could you make a precise step-by-step tutorial on the forum ? With a link to a complete Blender file as an example ? This is very interesting for Celestia !

I suggest to give a file for each kind of planet that you have done : a giant gas, a mars-like, earth-like and the moons/asteroids...
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Post #140by John Van Vliet » 01.09.2016, 18:22

to get a 4k image i would need to upscale the smaller 3200x1600 image
this was not created in blender, but a hacked version of "earthlike.c" from "space:nerds in space"

so there is no *.blend file for this
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more craters but not large ones yet
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