Pictures from Celestia
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
Currently now I am creating my vision of the Universe. Of different intelligent civilizations in the Milky Way Galaxy and other galaxies in the Universe.
I have a really big vision of what I think the Universe looks like, how the different civilizations act, and I am even giving them names.
So I will afterall, release a major addon to Celestia later. For now I have the giant fictional solarsystem Boliverius Alvera Sagittarii, available on the Motherlode.
Here is an another fictional planet, which I have called "Peurobia". I don't know what it means, but I search on Google, and I found something called "Peroba", which is a Finnish word. But I didn't knew that in the first place, and I even don't know what "Peroba" means either.
Well, here it is, and here is some details about it aswell
Name: Peurobia
Class: Planet
Type: Terrestrial
Size(diameter): 13360 km
Solar system: Peuroba
Constellation: Sagittarius
Distance: 120 light-years from Earth
Distance to it's star: 0.95 AU
Orbital period: 0.7 Earth years
Rotation period: 23.5 Earth hours
Habitable: Yes
Atmosphere: Yes
Info: Peurobia is a rocky and inhabited planet, located in a fictional solarsystem called Peuroba, orbiting a orange K-type star, 120 light-years from Earth. The planet is inhabited by an intelligent civilization.
I have a really big vision of what I think the Universe looks like, how the different civilizations act, and I am even giving them names.
So I will afterall, release a major addon to Celestia later. For now I have the giant fictional solarsystem Boliverius Alvera Sagittarii, available on the Motherlode.
Here is an another fictional planet, which I have called "Peurobia". I don't know what it means, but I search on Google, and I found something called "Peroba", which is a Finnish word. But I didn't knew that in the first place, and I even don't know what "Peroba" means either.
Well, here it is, and here is some details about it aswell
Name: Peurobia
Class: Planet
Type: Terrestrial
Size(diameter): 13360 km
Solar system: Peuroba
Constellation: Sagittarius
Distance: 120 light-years from Earth
Distance to it's star: 0.95 AU
Orbital period: 0.7 Earth years
Rotation period: 23.5 Earth hours
Habitable: Yes
Atmosphere: Yes
Info: Peurobia is a rocky and inhabited planet, located in a fictional solarsystem called Peuroba, orbiting a orange K-type star, 120 light-years from Earth. The planet is inhabited by an intelligent civilization.
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802.11bgn
Re: Pictures from Celestia
A few of mine
Eben. Custom textures except for John van Vliet's clouds
Eben, night side.
Kalas and its three moons, Hadrus, Iyin, and Zutho.
Eben. Custom textures except for John van Vliet's clouds
Eben, night side.
Kalas and its three moons, Hadrus, Iyin, and Zutho.
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
Were those surface textures hand-painted or generated?
Regardless, rather nice.
My take on Pluto:
The crescent Earth, with Triangulum directly behind it, earlier this evening (20:53 DST; 01:53 UTC).
Images clickable for larger versions.
Regardless, rather nice.
My take on Pluto:
The crescent Earth, with Triangulum directly behind it, earlier this evening (20:53 DST; 01:53 UTC).
Images clickable for larger versions.
Terraformed Pluto: Now with New Horizons maps! :D
Re: Pictures from Celestia
PlutonianEmpire wrote:Were those surface textures hand-painted or generated?
Regardless, rather nice. ...
Thank you, PlutonianEmpire.
They are all made by me, except, as I said for Eben's clouds.
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
been a bit
using the spice kernels for the solar system and Phobos and the comet C/2012 s1 ( from the ISON group ) -- yes there is a SPICE kernel for it
ISON.bsp
Sep 29
the start of the ride into the inner solar system
using the UP TO DATE de430.bsp ,and mar097.bsp ,ISON.bsp
the cel:
cel://Follow/Sol:Mars:Phobos/2013-09-29 ... rc=0&ver=3
using the spice kernels for the solar system and Phobos and the comet C/2012 s1 ( from the ISON group ) -- yes there is a SPICE kernel for it
ISON.bsp
Sep 29
the start of the ride into the inner solar system
using the UP TO DATE de430.bsp ,and mar097.bsp ,ISON.bsp
Code: Select all
"ISON:C/2012 S1" "Sol"
{
Class "comet"
Mesh "roughsphere.cms"
Texture "asteroid.jpg"
Radius 5.0 # guess http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/swift/bursts/ison.html
Albedo 0.2 # guess
OrbitFrame { EclipticJ2000 { Center "Sol" }}
Beginning "2012 01 02 00:00:00.000"
Ending "2014 01 02 00:00:00.000"
SpiceOrbit
{
Kernel "ison.bsp"
Target "1003203"
Origin "10"
Period 1
BoundingRadius 1e10
}
}
the cel:
cel://Follow/Sol:Mars:Phobos/2013-09-29 ... rc=0&ver=3
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cel://Follow/Sol:Mars:Phobos/2013-09-29T12:03:39.45506?x=QNAmzQds&y=uF6QWMos/////////////w&z=udtg+5oFAQ&ow=0.524208&ox=-0.077138&oy=-0.389911&oz=0.753144&fov=13.7264&ts=-0.1<d=0&p=0&rf=890263&lm=14338&tsrc=0&ver=3
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
a mesh and texture for the comet
we have NO idea on how it looks so ..
see the CM thread
http://forum.celestialmatters.org/viewt ... ?f=4&t=579
we have NO idea on how it looks so ..
see the CM thread
http://forum.celestialmatters.org/viewt ... ?f=4&t=579
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
two different comets , check the date in the upper right corner
one THIS year
and the second in 2014
comet C/2012 S1 and C/2013 A1
ISON and Siding-Spring
for more of Comet ISON as seen from Gale Crater ( this years comet ! )
---the link is rather DEAD do to it's age
https://picasaweb.google.com/102695901291398562941/ISONFromGaleCrater
one THIS year
and the second in 2014
comet C/2012 S1 and C/2013 A1
ISON and Siding-Spring
for more of Comet ISON as seen from Gale Crater ( this years comet ! )
---the link is rather DEAD do to it's age
https://picasaweb.google.com/102695901291398562941/ISONFromGaleCrater
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
Is this texture only for Sci.Fi or are you are uploading to use in Celestia?Or is a texture and model borrowed from another program?
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
John,
ever thought about using Perlin noise patterns as random normal maps? They would give way smoother 3D impressions than a standard random distribution of points. The latter tends to lead to rather sharp edges...
In addition one may vary the appearance of Perlin noise a lot. Look in the net under Perlin noise...
Here is an example from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1247 ... algorithms
The Perlin noise generates a 2D heightmap such as this
Which produces this impressive landscape
Fridger
PS: Incidentally, such creative games are also perfectly welcome at CM
ever thought about using Perlin noise patterns as random normal maps? They would give way smoother 3D impressions than a standard random distribution of points. The latter tends to lead to rather sharp edges...
In addition one may vary the appearance of Perlin noise a lot. Look in the net under Perlin noise...
Here is an example from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1247 ... algorithms
The Perlin noise generates a 2D heightmap such as this
Which produces this impressive landscape
Fridger
PS: Incidentally, such creative games are also perfectly welcome at CM
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
Looks cold down there!
Image is NASA blue marble january... converted to 16k dds.
I had to cheat a little and combine the earth and clouds to one texture overlay, otherwise I get a crappy fps, I hardly go much lower for Earth views.
Image is NASA blue marble january... converted to 16k dds.
I had to cheat a little and combine the earth and clouds to one texture overlay, otherwise I get a crappy fps, I hardly go much lower for Earth views.
regards...bh.
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
I thought this forum died , when it went offline
though it still is using "h t t p : / / 216.231.48.101"
it is not that cold at the "red" dot it is 0 C at 5:30 PM
then a real image from Jan 6 2014
http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/im ... 06_lrg.jpg
--- GeoTiff
http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/im ... 06_geo.tif
though it still is using "h t t p : / / 216.231.48.101"
it is not that cold at the "red" dot it is 0 C at 5:30 PM
then a real image from Jan 6 2014
http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/im ... 06_lrg.jpg
--- GeoTiff
http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/im ... 06_geo.tif
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Re: Pictures from Celestia
look at the "thanks " given on the front page
bdfd,
Olyv,
pla879
all three are the same ONE person and was BANNED here
for violating the copyright on the original meshes used
he used them against the wishes of the ARTISTS that made them
and look at the copyright line
"© 2013 by bdfd. Proudly created with "
bdfd,
Olyv,
pla879
all three are the same ONE person and was BANNED here
for violating the copyright on the original meshes used
he used them against the wishes of the ARTISTS that made them
and look at the copyright line
"© 2013 by bdfd. Proudly created with "
Re: Pictures from Celestia
Looks heavily biased towards a trek fan base... Didn't Runar do the Celestia graphic?
I'm all for it if it means we can get this place up and running again!
I'm all for it if it means we can get this place up and running again!
regards...bh.