New full featured black holes for Celestia

Cham · Post #61by **Cham** » 17.02.2005, 19:22

> Ps: Cham, can I do another ?€?skin?€

Post #62by **ElChristou** » 17.02.2005, 19:34

Are you asking for the graph??
It's only a snap from your BH and a bit of photoshop...

Well I know you are working on it, so what I tried to explain is my preocupation for just reproducing this picture...

Well let's wait for your work... :wink:

Yes, of course. You can edit the addon as you like.

Great I will make a version with some little changes, when ready I want your comments...

bye

Post #63by **ElChristou** » 19.02.2005, 12:38

Cham,

Here is a first try for the new skin, in fact it don't change a lot, just a few details... wait your comments.

Bye

Cham · Post #64by **Cham** » 19.02.2005, 14:29

Your textures appears to be good. They may cause a small problem on the jets, however. Adding some graininess to the spiral will destroy the oneway movement effect (that's why I made simple, pure spirals). The grains will reveal the rotation of the tubes.

Post #65by **ElChristou** » 19.02.2005, 17:23

It's true, but have a look with movement: the png files are here:

http://nho.ohn.free.fr/celestia/Cham/

s3nn0c · Post #66by **s3nn0c** » 22.02.2005, 23:08

Cham, you can use these textures and models to make an amazing object - a gamma burst. Just put your model of a black hole with jets into a center of a huge, exploding star.

Here are official NASA movies about the physics of gamma bursts:

http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/new ... burst.html

Would be amazing to see something similar in Celestia. I'm not talking about an animation of exploding star, of course, I don't think it's possible to do, but a frozen phase of its explosion would be amazing too.

Imagine: you see an exploding star in Celestia, you see jets... Then you make a close-up and what do you see inside the star? A black hole.

Cham · Post #67by **Cham** » 22.02.2005, 23:22

s3nn0c,

this is an interesting page. Thanks.

It's really fascinating.