Janus wrote:Commit 5436, Porrima A
Commit 5441, Porrima A
Could you translate them to git commits?
onetwothree wrote:Maybe just "Celestia 1.7.0 Development Thread"?
Janus wrote:A quick note to whom ever wrote the greek substitution code.
You need to add a separator, like only activating after a space.
The replace substring behavior it currently has responds to matches contained within other names.
The proper behavior would be to replace only exact stand alone caseless matches.
Look at HIP 67927 {Muphrid}, which was pointed out to me in my forking thread, for what is happening.
I am sure there are many others.
Janus.
Lafuente_Astronomy wrote:Another member pointed out that they become visible if you uncheck the boxes. In short, it's there but perhaps a reversal of the options should be done, in which check=visible and uncheck=invislbe. It is confusing when the values are opposite to what is checked
onetwothree wrote:Is this for Windows native version only or for Qt-based one too?
cartrite wrote:Tried a simple fix. Copied and renamed asteroid.jpg to ceres.jpg. Works but ceres is now circular. In the past it was shaped like an oval. So this is an *.ssc issue.
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Oblateness 0.068 # Thomas et al, Nature, 8 Sep 2005
I think this issue is with Janus's builds. I see the same behavior with latest git commit on both the linux qt version and win versions. On these I see Pluto fine. I see a sphere for Ceres but no texture.Lafuente_Astronomy wrote:The objects apparently work in the QT version. It's more of a Windows problem I guess.
cartrite wrote:I think this issue is with Janus's builds. I see the same behavior with latest git commit on both the linux qt version and win versions. On these I see Pluto fine. I see a sphere for Ceres but no texture.