There's one thing I miss on Celestia, which let's google earth perform much better: Google dynamically get's the data of the internet, when you zoom in to a special spot on earth.
I think, that there is a chance to implement that feature to celestia:
I just looked over the doxygen documentation and found, that all it takes is to add that feature to the texmanager:
http://celestia.teyssier.org/source-doc ... _8cpp.html
Why don't we just borrow some code from NASAs EarthWind like this one:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/n ... &view=auto
Well - I know it's C# instead of C++ and needs a lot of work to import that,
but I think it would be great to include the BlueMarble NG images to Celestia.
Maybe someone can even sniff the google-earth protocol to get
google-earth textures into Celestia.
Lets make Celestia the better google-earth
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Re: Lets make Celestia the better google-earth
GE textures are in false colors, IIRC. Jeamraphi72 wrote:Maybe someone can even sniff the google-earth protocol to get google-earth textures into Celestia.
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Re: Lets make Celestia the better google-earth
Jeam Tag wrote:GE textures are in false colors, IIRC. Jeamraphi72 wrote:Maybe someone can even sniff the google-earth protocol to get google-earth textures into Celestia.
Having the image data and a screenshot of the image,
it should be possible to map the colors back to their
correct values.
Raphael