M2-9 Nebula 3D : work in progress

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M2-9 Nebula 3D : work in progress

Post #1by jll » 11.03.2006, 23:22

Hi all,

There is a little time that I did not post on the forum, because of a timetable too charged. :(

Hopefully, now I find some time (night ;)) to work on an old tests : M2-9 3D and its Binary star system.

Here are some preview images...

Usual vue :
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Top vue reminds me M97 :o
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A 3/4 vue
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And the binary star
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I use an old black hole test :?
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Any comment are welcome.

Bye
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Post #2by Johaen » 11.03.2006, 23:28

Very nice. I especially like the upclose view of the 2 stars, with the gas flowing from one to the other.

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Post #3by jll » 12.03.2006, 17:10

Thanks for encouragement.

Here is the download link for those who are interested in this add-on :wink:

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Post #4by buggs_moran » 12.03.2006, 17:44

Very nice. I almost had a heart attack when I saw the binary. I have been working on binary models with motion for some time now and it took me a while to pick my jaw up off the floor. I can't lie that I wasn't relieved when I saw that the gas was static. It is beautiful work.
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Post #5by Johaen » 12.03.2006, 18:28

Wow... truely awsome. It looks even nicer when actually looking at it in Celestia.

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Post #6by jll » 12.03.2006, 18:53

Thanks Buggs and Johaen

I saw Buggs great Mira add-on a while ago, with a lot of stunning details.
This encourage me to work on my old binary star model.

Moreover, after having read many scientific articles, many nebulas seem to be driven by a binary star system ... M1, and so on :wink:

So if I want to be able to release a day, a good M1 add-on I must work on this.

I use barycenter to my system. This way, I manage to make all things orbit together (after dozen of combinaisons :lol: ).

I need to do other combinaisons : with jet streams, with gas disk, ...

I hope I'll manage to give news soon

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Post #7by Raccoon » 02.04.2006, 16:45

That's a very well done job. I would be most interested in it when it's released. Wish you success.


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