I think one thing that would help with understanding scale is having more "human sized objects" on the planets surface like rocks and cliffsides even trees on planets that support life A lot of people (myself including) come to Space Engine hoping for a more realistic version of No Man's ...

Zebra, we don't know if the multiverse exist, much less how it looks like. So the best that could be done is something that look the same as our own universe. And so there wouldn't be anything to gain from having it.

HarbingerDawn wrote:

I've got a massive dose of transparency coming your way!

Oh man, it's so transparent I can't see any of it!

I think I've seen the bug mentioned before, but I can't find the post. Either way it's either a new report or a "#metoo" :). Bug:   The diffraction spikes from the sun are visible through the moon during an eclipse. Version:   SpaceEngine version 0.990.40.1813 beta | x64 | Steam edition Sp...

31394 Is there a way to know the current altitude? The ' Surf/sea altitude ' display does not work with stars (and not with gas or ice giants). Maybe because no land and sea height is defined for such objects. (These objects do not actually have a solid surface.) Ok, thx. But that said, in SpaceEng...

Supergiants look like minecraft (Star M9.6 Ia):


Is there a way to know the current altitude? I'm pretty sure I could see it before with the other info on the top-left. I'm curious about the height of those stairs (probably 1-2k km)

I don't know if it's a bug or me just expecting things to be more like Earth but this looks wrong: scr00000.jpg se://v=990&n=Moon%20Cold%20arid%20aquaria&b=RS%201237%2D6%2D7%2D37520%2D19%207%2E3&p=RS%201237%2D6%2D7%2D37520%2D19%207&t=+309557205E6FAA5B51153F844C&x=+1CF030453974897...

Steam is one of the most popular game launching platforms there is. [...] After seeing videos and screenshots from inside the engine itself, new and old users will know that it is worth the money.  Some people have complained about the use of Steam and even more have complained about the new price....

Also, support for 32-bit Windows may not be needed now. According to the Steam hardware survey, 98.5% of the Windows machines are 64-bits. And my guess is that most of those remaining 1.5% are people who have Steam running on an old machine but don't really use it, or use it to play the same old ga...

26562 the code for generating life on really exotic worlds will require greater research to fabricate something beyond simple analogs of Earth life and ecosystems on those exoplanets Or one could just start with something simple and slowly make it more complex over time. After all we don't what lif...

Stellarator wrote:

Nahor wrote:

Qr Bbpost manufacturer/developer

That was the subject of the analogy. I was speaking from a developer's viewpoint .

Well then, you're installing a lock in someone else's home. Still a bad thing in my opinion, but now you're the perpetrator instead of the victim .

25671 Aaaand there's the fact that no DRM is uncrackable. Houses get broken into all the time and stuff gets stolen. Does that mean we shouldn't take precautions and lock our doors at night, or set alarms? That's a really bad analogy. DRM is not protecting you and your things. DRM is protecting the...

25639 Thanks!  I was thinking of sharing the account with my sister's kids Look into "Steam Family Sharing". The kids can have their own account (without a credit card), and still have access to selected the games (the ones you want to share) from your account. EDIT: it's actually...

the scientific realism: [...] SE approaches infinity. Shouldn't that be 1? Or are you implying that SE is more realistic than reality? For me its price will always be symbolic because its value is infinite. How come you still have Internet? How can you still pay your ISP when you should have given ...

The moderators are arrogant, ignorant and utterly unhelpful 'Hitlers' [...] throwing your 'Nazi' orders at regular users [...] Politeness = More Donations Help & Assisting =  More Donations Kind positive forum = More Donations At the very least, you could do what you're asking of others. Name c...