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Posted: **11.02.2004, 18:55**

I've added the extrasolar planet HD 330075 b to extrasolar.ssc. Available on the CVS tree at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/celestia/celestia/data/extrasolar.ssc.

Grant

Posted: **12.02.2004, 23:53**

Cheers, but can I be cheeky, and ask for just the .ssc code for HD 330075 b !?

Posted: **13.02.2004, 00:18**

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"b" "HD 330075"
{
   Texture "gasgiant.jpg"

   Mass    240     # M.sin(i) = 0.76 jupiters
   Radius  98000

   InfoURL "http://www.obspm.fr/encycl/HD330075.html"

   EllipticalOrbit {
      Period          0.0092
      SemiMajorAxis   0.043
      Eccentricity    0.0
      ArgOfPericenter 90
      MeanAnomaly     46
   }
}

Grant

Posted: **14.02.2004, 01:17**

TERRIER wrote:Cheers, but can I be cheeky, and ask for just the .ssc code for HD 330075 b !?

Yeah I have edited mine and taken out all the extra gumph too.

Stream lined shall we say. :wink:

Posted: **14.02.2004, 01:35**

Extra gumph? Are you talking about the explanatory text? You've got textures and models adding up to hundreds of megabytes, and you're hand-editing to remove 1k of text?

<jaw drops>

Grant

Posted: **14.02.2004, 12:32**

granthutchison wrote:Extra gumph? Are you talking about the explanatory text? You've got textures and models adding up to hundreds of megabytes, and you're hand-editing to remove 1k of text?

<jaw drops>

Grant

Nah, I've still got all of the extra gumph, it's just that I've got quite a few non-standard gas giant/ planet textures, and star wars models etc, 'floating' about in my extrasolar.ssc that I've never got round to moving into my extras directory. :lol:

Posted: **14.02.2004, 21:50**

LOL

No just a lot of extra line breaks here and there and the odd explanation between the stars :lol:

So.... I like to house clean :lol:

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