Old Pictures from Celestia (locked)
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I created these 2 pics from screenshots taken in Celestia and then modified in Photoshop CS3.
They show the ascending and decending nodes (marked by white lines) of the orbits, with the lower part shown in purple and the higher in blue (not sure of the technical terms for those). I've also shown each planet's perihelion (green dot) and aphelion (red dot). The planetary positions are at 1 Jan, 2009, 00:00UT
They show the ascending and decending nodes (marked by white lines) of the orbits, with the lower part shown in purple and the higher in blue (not sure of the technical terms for those). I've also shown each planet's perihelion (green dot) and aphelion (red dot). The planetary positions are at 1 Jan, 2009, 00:00UT
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This is a good idea. Could be usefull if hard coded, with labels...
"Well! I've often seen a cat without a grin", thought Alice; "but a grin without a cat! It's the most curious thing I ever saw in all my life!"
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I was thinking the same thing when creating the pics. It would be good to see the points in 3D space.Cham wrote:This is a good idea. Could be usefull if hard coded, with labels...
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Maybe you should build some simple CMOD files, properly placed in space, to show the marks ? This would be a good (simple) project to learn addon creation.
"Well! I've often seen a cat without a grin", thought Alice; "but a grin without a cat! It's the most curious thing I ever saw in all my life!"
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I don't even know what a CMOD file is, so I think I'll leave it up to anyone else interested
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Mockup of a planet orbiting the eclipsing binary CM Draconis (GJ 630.1A). The CM Draconis binary has a slight eccentricity which might be caused by a large gas giant or small brown dwarf in the 50-200 day period range (see here for details). I'm planning to do a render of this configuration in POV-Ray at some stage, this mockup is to try and get a feel for the view, so I've used Saturn's rings and the class II EGP texture.
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I took the USS Valley Forge from fungun's spacedock mod out for a spin.
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Same spacecraft as above but now with lights.
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The Swan of the fleet...
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This is what Celestia can do, take the realism and blend it with science fiction.
It looks better than the VFX of the movies.
It looks better than the VFX of the movies.
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Fungun's space dock with lighting added.
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My first gas giant texture following bdm's tutorial.
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I made a celestia picture, then made it into a "demotivator".
(If you don't get the joke, it's poking fun at the side effect of the methods I used to modify the cloud map. You can see the twin suns of Delta Trianguli through the clouds at Styx.)
(If you don't get the joke, it's poking fun at the side effect of the methods I used to modify the cloud map. You can see the twin suns of Delta Trianguli through the clouds at Styx.)
Terraformed Pluto: Now with New Horizons maps! :D
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Heading for Wolf 359
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This is a comparison between the planet HAT-P-1b and Jupiter; HAT-P-1b is actually less massive than Jupiter, if the data is correct, but it is much wider because it has expanded due to its high temperature.
I've used this image on this page in Orion's Arm;
http://eg.orionsarm.com/xcms.php?r=oaeg ... c024c555ef
note; the name Behemoth used on that page is an in-scenario OA name, not an official astronomical name.
I've used this image on this page in Orion's Arm;
http://eg.orionsarm.com/xcms.php?r=oaeg ... c024c555ef
note; the name Behemoth used on that page is an in-scenario OA name, not an official astronomical name.
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Hmmm... I really need to revise the hot Jupiter textures at some point, since the system that it's currently based on isn't holding up too well against observations.
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Far beyond the galaxy...
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I'm sorry to spoil the party, but I REALLY do NOT want to see another whole page of trek addons...
A new texture, and a new cloud map for Belle Hades.
A new night map for Belle Hades. The clouds are turned off and you can see Lethe's silhouette in the upper right.
A new texture, and a new cloud map for Belle Hades.
A new night map for Belle Hades. The clouds are turned off and you can see Lethe's silhouette in the upper right.
Terraformed Pluto: Now with New Horizons maps! :D
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The Rosetta nebula with star cluster, there are plenty of planetary systems here... one of my favourite places to visit.
regards...bh.