xingqiu1 wrote:

JackDole wrote:

Moth
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How did this work? Can the shape of planetary rings be controlled in 0.990?

It'll be a specific placement of objects to create ring shadows.

Azirphaeli wrote:

Messier wrote:

If I have 8GB of RAM and an Nvidia graphics card, It should work, right?

Which graphics card?

980 MX I believe

New blog post: http://spaceengine.org/blog190328/ I just feel sorry for people with weak GPUs... Maybe I must start saving for Titan RTX.. You know, just to be sure for when SE ver 1.00 comes out :) The 3D effect sure looks magnificent NathanKerbonaut! I wonder what kind of hardware SE will require...

HarbingerDawn wrote:

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

This post Rocks!

So it has been quite a long time since the new classification system was discussed and last I remember it was still not finalized. With the release of 99 on steam being teased and hopefully coming out soon, I wanted to bring it back up to ask what system was fully implemented and what decisions wer...

Aborygen wrote:

Wormholes?

Peacemaker wrote:

期待早日上线STEAM！

???

JackDole wrote:

Oh, and they may be the first to build a permanent moon station!

Key word there being 'may'

Although China does have waaay more resources than other superpowers so it's entirely possible.

xingqiu1 wrote:

Colorful Planet Ring

Rave planet!

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...

JackDole wrote:

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I find it hard to believe that this is still Space Engine. It's awesome.

DoctorOfSpace wrote:

SpaceSpade, busy

he did just release a tutorial on YouTube about how to import ship models, so, something I guess.

SpaceEngineer wrote:

Wolf-Rayet stars require a new class of nebulas. I plan to update nebula classification for next version, not for 0.990.

That sounds amazing! Thanks!

So SpaceEngineer's latest post says about adding stellar remnants to planetary and supernova remnant nebulae. But Wolf-Rayet stars can also exist in the centre of nebulae. Will they be added in as well?

Another question about Nebulae: will some nebulae have Wolf-Rayet stars at the center? Like Eta Carinae?