Create seven stars and change their orbits And their color? Add the following script code to the "Surface" label parameter of the star script: GlowColor      (0.956, 0.764, 0.082） Modify the color values in parentheses behind GlowColor in this script to change the color of stars. Color Nu...

xingqiu1 wrote:

Macronicus wrote:

xingqiu1 wrote:

Can you seriously tell me how did you do this with stars

Create seven stars and change their orbits

And their color?

xingqiu1 wrote:

Can you seriously tell me how did you do this with stars

SpaceEngineer wrote:

Probably yes, updating all textures on the planet is quite fast now.

Can't wait for what the seasons look like on other planets

Decided to make black holes more like the EHT simulations, still 2D but Watsisname and ARBB were pretty informative https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/363775829681111042/567898523501068289/memeholes.png https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/363775829681111042/567900919807868929/whenthatehthits...

I have 512 mb of vram. But I can run 980.

HarbingerDawn wrote:

New blog post:
http://spaceengine.org/blog190328/

Oh man so close yet more waiting.

xingqiu1 wrote:

Planetary Ring Combination

You mean to me that rings can be reflected on other objects besides the one that has the ring?

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27329 Will we be able to export these newfangled ray-marched nebula scripts like we can with planets? Say I find a nebula while touring the procedural universe. I edit it until I get it looking exactly the way I want, can I then export the script so I can place it whereever in the universe I choose...

JackDole wrote:

Macronicus wrote:

Qr Bbpost Cool what does it look like

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My god

JackDole wrote:

Macronicus wrote:

Qr Bbpost What's the Orange cloud in the background

A nebula. In SE 0.990.

Cool what does it look like

JackDole wrote:

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What's the Orange cloud in the background

Large nebulae have other problem - blending with the galaxy. There is simply no blending, nebula just rendered on top of the galaxy. So if you try to look on it through the galaxy dust, the result will be incorrect: scr00719.jpg scr00720.jpg This is not so noticeable on small nebulae. Similar probl...

SpaceEngineer wrote:

They may be as large as you want, but resolution / level of detail will be fixed anyway.

You mean there will be nebulas that's just as big as the Tarantula Nebula?