Are you saying that there will be more new stuff "soon" other than volumetric clouds?
There has been talk of adding a feature to SpaceEngine which will automatically deactivate addons like 'Rodriogo's Mod' when updating SE. Because 'Rodrigo's Mod' no longer works with the latest test update from SE. However, I don't know whether that will really happen.
Maybe it's something about the Steam's library, I mean- there must be!There has been talk of adding a feature to SpaceEngine which will automatically deactivate addons like 'Rodriogo's Mod' when updating SE. Because 'Rodrigo's Mod' no longer works with the latest test update from SE. However, I don't know whether that will really happen.
Because these add-ons are of course not automatically updated when SpaceEngine is updated. How should that be done? These add-ons have to be updated by the authors after the update of SE. (Then, of course, they will be automatically updated.) If they should no longer work. Most addons will probably continue to work normally.
(I don't know if you have to delete the 'cache' because I don't use 'Rodrigo's Mod'.)
I had a mini heart attack thinking clouds are out lol. And now 3d rings!! My hype is through the roof!New update is in the beta branch on Steam. Description is in the blog post:
http://spaceengine.org/news/blog201113/
Vlad do you think at some point we could get high res images of the CMBR in various wavelengths? Some of the research I've been reading about finding patterns in it are so intriguing, it would be like being able to examine the early fossil record of the universe and possibly what might happen in the future.New update is in the beta branch on Steam. Description is in the blog post:
http://spaceengine.org/news/blog201113/
You mean having the CMB in SpaceEngine? Why? It is not a visible feature of the universe.Vlad do you think at some point we could get high res images of the CMBR in various wavelengths? Some of the research I've been reading about finding patterns in it are so intriguing, it would be like being able to examine the early fossil record of the universe and possibly what might happen in the future.