Feature Request for a future version:
Assign a keystroke to display the Longitude and Latitude of the camera for the currently selected object, at the point where the mark is displayed. Yes, the object should probably be marked in order to show the viewer where the coordinates are coming from. OR, get the coordinates from the center of the screen and then PLACE a mark there? But, an object (not deep space) needs to be selected.
Thank you.
Feature Req: Display Longitude/Latitude
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Feature Req: Display Longitude/Latitude
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granthutchison wrote:Goto Object opens with your current lat & long relative to the currently selected object.Grant
Thank you Grant, I keep forgetting about this <sigh> -- old age <g>.
Hmmm, maybe a "Current Location" box could pop up that contains all current coordinates, which could then also be used in scripting? The list would include at least the following. What else should be here?
Code: Select all
* Object Name
* Coordinate System
* Distance (in km, radii, au, and ly)
* Longitude (gotolonglat)
* Latitude (gotolonglat)
* Vectors
- Up (goto / gotolonglat)
- Position (gotoloc)
- XRot (gotoloc)
- YRot (gotoloc)
- ZRot (gotoloc)
- Base (setposition)
- Offset (setposition)
- Angle (setorientation)
- Axis (setorientation)
-Don G.
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don wrote:Hmmm, maybe a "Current Location" box could pop up that contains all current coordinates, which could then also be used in scripting? The list would include at least the following. What else should be here?
Whatever it is, it would have to be something that changes constantly as you rotate about the object, so that you don't have to refresh the box every time you want updated info.