Just tryed the last version of Celestia on my PentiumII 350 MHz, running Windows 98SE and with a Matrox G200 graphic card.
Everything right, but if I'm in fullscreen mode I can't return to windowed mode: the program crashes!
Also: when I see the shadows of satellites on Jupiter, there are also 2 orthogonal lines that seem to be shadows moving with the shadow disk!
It's my computer fault?
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Strange shadows
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Eclipses
This "orthogonal lines" eclipse problem is a known bug. I think that Chris is either working on it or has a fix already.
I see the problem with Jupiter, but not with the Earth and Moon. I had some fun examining various past and future eclipses-- you can get information about them here:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/eclipse.html
The Celestia results track the eclipse maps pretty closely.
I see the problem with Jupiter, but not with the Earth and Moon. I had some fun examining various past and future eclipses-- you can get information about them here:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/eclipse.html
The Celestia results track the eclipse maps pretty closely.