Cool, how can I add this to 0.980e ?  looks so awesome.

DoctorOfSpace wrote:

Mr. Abner wrote:

Qr Bbpost Are those cloud shadows I see?

vlad01 wrote:

Qr Bbpost They sure look like it.

Pseudo-shadows with cloud layers

How does it exactly work? and will is be in the final release?

Something I have been wanting for a long time is cloud shadows.

They sure look like it.

Will the pro version address copyright issues with the music on youtube as it does with the current version?

27042 I swear that when looking at the Orion Nebula through a telescope it is very slightly blue. It is due to the magnification of your lens, colors your eyes naturally pick-up (as Harbinger pointed out above)  and the light such diffuse nebula scatter . Greater magnification, a larger telescopic ...

hahaha

Probably alienware PCs. but most cases have been ugly and very few decent looking ones as long as I can remember, that's my option anyway. 


Best looking case hands down was the prototype Calyos NSG-S0 but still vaporware at this stage and I doubt it will ever hit production. Shame really.

I did, but I get an error google can't find.  It crashes as soon as I open it and the error report says can't access systemIO file.

I spent over an hour on google and I can't find any results regarding this error.

Does anyone know how to get reshade to work? it just crashes instantly when trying to install it.

I think this red dwarf is a bit funky!

But also check the orbit on the inner most planet. So close that the apparent size of the sun in the sky is about 2.5 times the default POV lol

I don't know if you seen some of the streams of 990 but it has way more setting that the current version has.  I think with what Doc can add it would be more than enough.

Sweet!

Will those adjustments be available in the full release?  They sure look handy! I love the results and find it hard to get my head around that they are produced on a home PC.  They look way better than even NASA's artist renditions, the lighting and tones tricks me into feeling they are real, especi...

DOS, those few of the terrain literally look like photos.

Good interview here and they actually talk about the future of ray tracing regarding much of what we already discussed.