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New 3D nebula
Posted: 15.09.2005, 22:32
by jll
Hello,
Although Fridger and Toti did a fantastic work on the galaxies (many many thanks
), nebula remain complex to build
.
Here is my small contribution :
- A new 3DS model of Helix with visible inner texture
http://j.leboutet.free.fr/celestia/models/HelixModelV2.zip
You need to download the original zip and replace the model with the new one.
- M57 The Ring Nebula
http://j.leboutet.free.fr/celestia/models/NGC6720-M57-RingNebula-3D.zip
Standard view
3/4 view
inner view
- Others to come
RCW79
Cat's Eyes
Bye JLL
Posted: 15.09.2005, 23:19
by bh
Cor! looks stunning.
regards...bh.
Posted: 16.09.2005, 00:25
by ElChristou
Seems pretty good indeed... Tx for the work.
Posted: 16.09.2005, 12:17
by ANDREA
Sorry, but opening M57 file WinZip gives me this error:
"It does not appear to be a valid archive".
Someone has installed it?
Thank you for the info.
Bye
Andrea
Transfert problem
Posted: 16.09.2005, 16:45
by jll
Damned
it seems a problem occurs in my upload ...
I correct the problem, ... and test download
All is fine now.
Thanks for advice.
Abroad of this problem I have a little question for Mac owners :
Is there a problem if zip archive or file names contain spaces ?
Have fun
JLL
Posted: 16.09.2005, 16:59
by alphap1us
Hi JLL,
It should not break anyhting to include spaces in a file name on Macs or Linux, however you should always avoid this just to be safe. Use a dash or an underscore instead.
Cheers,
Joe
Re: Transfert problem
Posted: 16.09.2005, 22:47
by ANDREA
jll wrote:Damned
it seems a problem occurs in my upload ...
I correct the problem, ... and test download
All is fine now. Thanks for advice. Have fun JLL
Hello Jll, thank you, now it's OK.
A very nice Extra!
Bye
Andrea
Posted: 17.09.2005, 17:44
by sundog
Thanks for your work Jll, I haven't tryed it out yet, but I will.
That second pic looks gorgeous.
cheers
sundog
Posted: 23.09.2005, 17:38
by darthyip
Jll
I get a strange effect on the outer disc part when rotating. If I'm looking at it from the side at an angle, part of the texture appears/disappears (depending on which way I'm rotating) in strips. It seems to only happen where the bubble part is behind the disc. I hope this makes sense, I don't know the proper names of features. I'd upload a pic, but I don't have a website to link to.
It's still a great model though, improved over the last one. M57 is my favorite and I'm looking forward to the cat's eyes. Great work.
Posted: 23.09.2005, 21:54
by selden
Darthyip,
Unfortunately, the effect you see is due to a deficiency in how Celestia draws a Nebula object. The facets are drawn in the order they're defined in the model. They are not depth sorted.
Posted: 23.09.2005, 22:21
by jll
May be also that the structure that I used to build my model does not facilitate the representation in celestia :
The inner plate gives some side effects when we move around.
I dont know if this structure is realistic ?
I made another 3D model of NGC3132 (based on killeen's add-on) without this plate.
http://j.leboutet.free.fr/celestia/models/NGC3132_EightBurstNebula_3D.zip
Do you think it's better without the plate ?
JLL
Posted: 26.09.2005, 05:34
by darthyip
I figured it had to do something with Celestia's rendering.
I still get the same effect with the new NGC 3132 you provided. Not sure what's still causing it. I say stick with what you were doing before. It's only a very minor quibble, and your nebulas look amazing to begin with. Keep up the good work.