Old Pictures from Celestia (locked)

[cartrite]

When I view straight down I get 70 + fps and when I look at the horizon like the shots I posted above, I get about 40 to 50 fps.
cartrite

[bh]

Almost 100% Celestia...



1600x1200 for your desktop.

[Spaceman]

Sorry, couldn't resist.

I agree

Rassilon's "Protostar" addon


Rthorvald's "Ran" addon


Finaly, Thomas Guilpain's "Space Lift" addon with Earth texture, clouds, normal map, specular map and night texture by Don Edwards and John van Vliet

[bh]

Superb Spaceman... love the protostar!

[John Van Vliet]

i have been working on an artists concept for an Io Normal map


and the bump

it is still very early and well this image is currently being redone so maybe in a week or two there will be something done

[Grist]

This is just a simple wall paper of Jupiter and Io (1600x1200):
http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/5308 ... riojn7.jpg

[Reiko]

Welcome to a planet inside the Small Magellanic Cloud.



This was made with Rassilon's globular cluster generator. The SMC contains two star clusters one has 100,000 stars and the other has 50,000.
When I generated the 100,000 star cluster I had the planets option turned on to about 75% and it created a SSC file 90MB in size! There are probably half a million planets in the SMC now.

EDIT: I meant Magellanic!

[Hungry4info]

When I generated the 100,000 star cluster I had the planets option turned on to about 75% and it created a SSC file 90MB in size! There are probably half a million planets in the SMC now.

I did something like that once. It's fun to explore all your solar systems =P

Small Gallented Cloud

No! It's "Megallanic", like Magellan. He's the guy who sailed around the world and reported the existence of the clouds to Europe.

[Reiko]

When I generated the 100,000 star cluster I had the planets option turned on to about 75% and it created a SSC file 90MB in size! There are probably half a million planets in the SMC now.

I did something like that once. It's fun to explore all your solar systems =P

The only problem is it takes a while to load such a large SSC file. At least for my computer it takes a while.

Small Gallented Cloud

No! It's "Megallanic", like Magellan. He's the guy who sailed around the world and reported the existence of the clouds to Europe.

Magellanic is what I meant. I clicked the wrong word in the spell check. lol

[Hungry4info]

The only problem is it takes a while to load such a large SSC file. At least for my computer it takes a while.l

Yes, I've experienced much the same.

[bdm]

Time for more pictures. Here are some screenshots of planets with rings.

[bdm]

Another screenshot of my latest creation, a terrestrial planet with rings.

Cloud texture by Don Edwards, planet and rings created by me

lacandia2.jpg

[Enio]

I'll show different types of planet I'm doing in my Andromeda Audbeyon Add-on.
Note: I removed clouds to show better the surfaces.

Helliaplanet.jpg

Sulferiaplanet.jpg

Mardukplanet.jpg

[Enio]

More carbon planets.

Cydoniaplanet.jpg

Lusharnplanet.jpg

Frosthardnaplanet.jpg

[Enio]

And some more carbon planets.

CesiaBervemoniaplanet.jpg

JungertsauwnXenironplanet.jpg

[Polter]

My first post here!(sorry for my English)
Started to use celestia (again), after a few years... hehehee...

The image was not fully 100% from Celestia, even the atmosphere. I shopped it to corect colors.
The texture was from Don Edwards Realistic Earth, cloudmap was from somwhere else.
I intentionally did not use the specular map.



I need a "blue marble photo" with my country in it.

[Fog_Stranger]

I have some problems.. I "lost" 4 last planets)) but it another story (sorry for my english too). there is orbitsjf three planets... smth remind?

[BobHegwood]

From linuxm@n's simply marvelous 2001 add-on (along with some modifications by me)...

From behind the Hal 9000 console, looking outward:


From outside the ship, looking inward:

[fsgregs]

I found this stunning view of Jupiter and Io, while doing some new updates for my educational activities. You get the beauty of Jupiter, erupting volcanoes on Io, a total solar eclipse and the Milky Way all in one shot.

Wow.jpg

I also discovered this great view of backlit Titan. Wow!

Titan.jpg

Enjoy

Frank

[bh]

Superb shots Frank. Really shows off the beauty of Celestia!