iTzNikkitty wrote:

Is there a way to change what the Milky Way looks like? At least in terms of color. I'd just kind of like to have a more fantastical look. On that same note though, is there a way to make stars with more unrealistic colors as well?

Can I just bring more attention to this question?

32868 is it possible to turn on the orbit of one specific object (i.e. only earth´s orbit)? 33215 If you click the cog button on the panel where orbits are located, you can tick which type of bodies show their orbits. You can't specifically pick a body out, but this should work at making your scree...

Hello everybody, is it possible to turn on the orbit of one specific object (i.e. only earth´s orbit)? The "orbits" button in the right side menue activates the orbits of all shown objects, resulting in a mess of lines on screen. I couldn´t find such an option so far. Thank you, cheers! I...

IVAN05 wrote:

it does not match???

Well, yeah, as I just stated.There should be brown dust clouds spawning where the galaxy is brown.

IVAN05 wrote:

here it is I hope there is a solution or you have understood

It seems that the galaxy doesn't match its texture.

I could already download and install the mod but I have a problem and it is that the cartwheel galaxy and its satellites are very bad because every time I approach it they get quite dark and you can see almost nothing you can solve this problem bone is this Well, how do I send the photos so you can...

Salvo wrote:

No Space Engine news in the whole 2020, weird 

There's only one developer and they're trying to fit an entire universe into a magic box the size of a leg, I wouldn't be too surprised.

And what data supports which calculation? Actual science and reality? e.g. B0 V star -  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tau_Scorpii either way, their Luminosity should be in the tens of thousands of sols, not hundreds. Thanks for actually proving your calculation was correct, didn't take long did it?

32957 For instance, a B0 V star with a radius of 6.36 solar radii and temperature of 29220 K will have a luminosity of about ~26900 Sols, yet SE calculates its luminosity to be a measly 539 sols Which one is correct, then? Though it was obvious; the former is the correct calculation. There's no way...

Fiery Phoenix wrote:

Qr Bbpost For instance, a B0 V star with a radius of 6.36 solar radii and temperature of 29220 K will have a luminosity of about ~26900 Sols, yet SE calculates its luminosity to be a measly 539 sols

Which one is correct, then?

Btw, Pufir and Holl shouldn't be orbiting each other.

32965 Remember that the converter is only working with what the system looks like at the time you export the simulation file. So large orbital changes over time will be totally ignored. Even small changes over the course of hours can't be considered, so things will never look 100% perfect.  But the...

It keeps throwing things out of orbit. With my first test, the orbits were shuffled slightly, but in my second test, a moon that was in a stable orbit around a planet had been flung off. Is there any way you can give me the .simulation file you are converting so I can check it out? Holl around Eter...

It keeps throwing things out of orbit. With my first test, the orbits were shuffled slightly, but in my second test, a moon that was in a stable orbit around a planet had been flung off.

Tried running it and it's missing vcruntime140d.dll, msvcp140d.dll, vcruntime140_1d.dll and ucrtbased.dll. Why am I getting these problems? An update from Visual Studio must have changed some settings and the .exe wasn't compiled with the proper .dll files included. I recompiled and hopefully have ...