I'm not really sure, but change the AscendingNode of the starbase to match the rest of your objects.
Your stars-planets AscendingNode 67.726
Your starbase AscendingNode 113
Starbase inclination
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Re: Starbase inclination
Try using the "OrbitFrame" or the "UniformRotation" properties for the station.
Re: Starbase inclination
Type control shift to activate edit mode then cntrl-alt-shift at same time to orient the starbase to your liking.
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Re: Starbase inclination
Guillermo A. wrote up the correct sequence of steps that surely work in MS. The alignment procedure is not implemented in Linux, though.
I copied it from here.
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=16697
Fridger
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... start Celestia in verbose mode:
> celestia --verbose > align.log
Enter edit mode with @
Select the model with <enter> <model name> <enter>
Rotate around X and Y with ctrl+shift+left button+drag
Rotate around Z with ctrl+shift+right button+drag
Save with !
Exit Celestia
Read orientation and rotation in align.log
I copied it from here.
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=16697
Fridger
Re: Starbase inclination
If you still cannot get it to work you can email me your addon and I would be happy to orient it for you. 