oh I thought it was singlecellular and not unicellularType – development level of the life:
“Unicellular” – unicellular.
“Multicellular” – multicellular.
oh I thought it was singlecellular and not unicellularType – development level of the life:
“Unicellular” – unicellular.
“Multicellular” – multicellular.
You can use some tricks to do that, unfortunately in v. 0980 you can't assign a fixed and stable orbit. Things will change for the next version.Is there a way to create space stations and surface bases?
You have wrong quotes in your scripts.
Cluster "NSA 1471"
{
Galaxy "Milky Way"
Type "Open"
RA 5.78333333
Dec 16.1166667
Dist 1230.9
Radius 4.68
AbsMagn -3.6
CenPow 0.5
Age 760
NStars 1500
Color (0.86 0.92 1.00)
}
Nebula "Chara Nebula"
{
Galaxy "Milky Way"
Type "Diffuse"
RA 04 46 18
Dec -16 07 36
Dist 520.3
Radius 3.5
AppMagn 5
Quat ( -0.3156767 -0.6193562 0.2975453 -0.6543798 )
}
Yeah, that should be how code works for the next version.Does it work if you do something like this? http://spaceengine.org/news/blog170516/
you can use https://pastebin.com/ to post your script, and give us the address of the file.
Microsoft Space Simulator! Ahh the nostalgia!The main visual problem with this is that bases looks like coming from a game from 90’s.