Your file is not available. You should be able to upload it here by simply using the "Add files" button at the bottom.

Try again, then close the program and upload here your se.log, you'll find it in spaceengine /system folder

Outputs, not at the moment. Are you using the Universe Map (F1)? Set the clock. Select Jupiter and center (c). zoom out until you see the planets you want. with jupiter always at the center, click on Sol, read the distance on screen, select Earth, read the distance, and so on. At least this is how I...

Since a couple of days ago, update from steam if you didn't yet.

It's been published by a discord user in the SpaceEngine Discord server, so you need a Discord account in order to reach it.

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This forum is terrible at preventing spam.

It doesn't help a lot if you quote the post, don't you think?

If you did follow the instructions (you need a discord account to see the post) and the solution didn't work for you, no.

Those features are early work in progress, in devs builds, none of them are in Steam main branch nor in Beta test.

longname, there is a public beta branch available on Steam since last year, right after the Steam release, and mentioned regularly in website news.
How you can access it is described here: http://spaceengine.org/news/blog190623/

AB7997, you want the post deleted?

Press F4 to open Settings > Controls > Common controls, search for "Increase ambient light" and Decrease ambient light" and see what keyboard combination is linked to those in your system, but shift+> should be correct for english keyboards.

Yes. Scroll up to my last post in this page and follow the link for a possible solution.

I managed to duplicate the image. The Auto exposure mode view is not the best to see the totality. In fact to mitigate that you have to use a narrow field of view, like you said. Auto mode is generally speaking much better than before, but as you can see still shows some limits during eclipses, and ...

I'm afraid the image is not big enough to see the camera position and other parameters in order to duplicate the view. The name of the image is june 21, 2020, you are mentioning the 1999 eclipse though

waterphage13, yes it's a known bug.