I have just begun using a Logitech Extreme 3D Pro joystick. I have calibrated it in Windows, and that worked fine. I am liking using the joystick with one problem. It is very difficult to keep the nose down when flying in an atmosphere. If I let go of the stick, the nose of the craft will go up, and ...

Previous versions of Space Engine have had a reverse time button. [...] I used the "tardis" cheat in the in-game console several months ago, and it worked. I still have it there, but it no longer works. Maybe a recent update has eliminated its usefulness. Is it a big deal to have the reverse time ...

Previous versions of Space Engine have had a reverse time button. I found this extremely useful. There are times when I want to rotate a planet in reverse time just a bit, or maybe move the planet or moon slightly in reverse in its orbit. Without this button, I must rotate the planet or moon almost ...

In reply to Mosfat's post of 22 Dec 2019, adding "tardis" to the in-game console worked. Thanks a lot for the tip. I used it when making a video several months ago. I have not used the Flight Simulator since, but was going to give it a try again today, but noticed the "reverse time" button wasn't ...

In 0.9.9.0, when using the Flight Simulator, there is no "reverse time speed" button. I found this extremely useful in 0.9.8.0 when putting a spaceship in a low orbit, when planning an atmospheric entry, and in general useful when making videos. When a particular trajectory doesn't work quite right ...

Thanks, Mosfet, for the quick answer.  That's kind of what I thought, but I thought it was important enough to ask.

This seems to be a problem with Space Engine software. When traveling over a water surface and the star near the horizon, the star's reflection continues off the water even when the star becomes hidden behind an object like a mountain or hill. I haven't been able to find anyone else referring to ...

Thanks HarbingerDawn for answering my question.

Thanks HarbingerDawn for your reply. This is in regards to my post 04 Apr 2017, and your response 26 Jul 1017. I understand the copyright for the music belongs to the music artist. I have gotten permission to use the music. The copyright claim is posted by a digital music company, and apparently is ...

Here is one of my 8 Space Engine videos.  It's my attempt to simulate looking out the cockpit window of an aircraft while flying over an Earth-like planet with rings.  Comments are welcome here or on You Tube.  My other videos are on You Tube at Hap N Stance.  Thanks.

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OK.  I appreciate getting another opinion.  I'll share the location.  Thanks.

Just curious. How do you feel when someone asks for the location of a planet in one of your Space Engine videos? I hesitate to reveal my planet locations in my You Tube videos. Maybe this sounds strange, but it takes time to search for and find a really beautiful planet. Seems like the person asking ...

I have posted a video on You Tube using Space Engine. I have used a copyrighted song, and have gotten permission from the artists to use it. After posting the video, I see there is a copyright claim by a music company, and apparently it is legitimate, and they can put ads on my video. No ads yet ...