Ribblehead
Posted: 18.11.2003, 21:34
I am a complete newbie to this space simulation game, although I have been worldbuilding for a few years now at Orion's Arm;
you can see my first ever Celestia planet here on this OA related forum (sorry, I don't have a home page of my own yet)...
the planet iself is described here.
I am interested in the terms of use of thes sorts of images, as there are many things in Orion's Arm which I could use Celestia software to illustrate...
On a more technical note, I had to use the Earth atmosphere PNG as I couldn't see how to manipulate the invisible image on this particular texture- it is white on white and I can't see what I'm doing(told you I was a novice)...
Ribblehead if real would probably have well defined convection cells , more like a gas giant, as it is considerably larger than Earth...
I am of the opinion that many terrestrial worlds will be larger and less dense than the Earth, as many will not have experienced the sort of impact that created our Moon.
Steve Bowers
you can see my first ever Celestia planet here on this OA related forum (sorry, I don't have a home page of my own yet)...
the planet iself is described here.
I am interested in the terms of use of thes sorts of images, as there are many things in Orion's Arm which I could use Celestia software to illustrate...
On a more technical note, I had to use the Earth atmosphere PNG as I couldn't see how to manipulate the invisible image on this particular texture- it is white on white and I can't see what I'm doing(told you I was a novice)...
Ribblehead if real would probably have well defined convection cells , more like a gas giant, as it is considerably larger than Earth...
I am of the opinion that many terrestrial worlds will be larger and less dense than the Earth, as many will not have experienced the sort of impact that created our Moon.
Steve Bowers