SpaceEngineer wrote:They may be as large as you want, but resolution / level of detail will be fixed anyway.
You mean there will be nebulas that's just as big as the Tarantula Nebula?
SpaceEngineer wrote:They may be as large as you want, but resolution / level of detail will be fixed anyway.
SpaceEngineer wrote: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:
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This is not so noticeable on small nebulae. Similar problem exist with stars: they are rendered on top of galaxy and nebulae. It is noticeable on distant bright supergiants, which must be affected by dust absorption. And also very noticeable on all stars visible inside and behind a dusty nebula: dust does not absorb star light. This problem is very complex to solve.
SpaceEngineer wrote: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:
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This is not so noticeable on small nebulae. Similar problem exist with stars: they are rendered on top of galaxy and nebulae. It is noticeable on distant bright supergiants, which must be affected by dust absorption. And also very noticeable on all stars visible inside and behind a dusty nebula: dust does not absorb star light. This problem is very complex to solve.
Solaris_ wrote:Source of the post Steam,emmmmm will there be a off-line mode in the paid version? My computer can't connect to internet all the time.
-eyasluna wrote:Source of the post It too can be seen from far out of its galaxy and through dustbands.
-eyasluna wrote:Source of the post Ive been wondering ever since the nebula have become ray-marched, what is the largest they can get? Im not talking Tarantula nebula size but most ive seen from harbingerdawns streams is they're mostly small in regards to some real nebula.
-eyasluna wrote:Source of the post they can be as large as WE want
longname wrote:HarbingerDawn wrote:Messier wrote:Source of the post Asking a question about nebulae: can circumstellar disks appear around procedural stars now?
No, they are not finished yet. Circumstellar disks and animated supernovae were experimental features, not finished ones, and they won't be finished for this release (at the very least, supernovae won't).
When 0.990 rolls around, will we be able to turn on experimental features like animated nebula and circumstellar disks?
SpaceEngineer wrote:-eyasluna wrote:Source of the post they can be as large as WE want
SE is a scientifically accurate simulator, it doesn't care what you want, it tries to represent the Universe as it is