Ultimate space simulation software
SelectRandomObject(n)
SelectRandomGalaxy(n)
SelectRandomStar(n)
SelectRandomPlanet(nSelectRandomPlanet(0)
Goto (Time 10)
Wait 10
Rotate (10,360)
Wait 10
Wouldn't it be better to have some GUI buttons for this?You can run *.se file from SpaceEngine by opening console ([~] key by default) and typing this command:
Another way to run *.se files is passing them to SpaceEngine’s executable through command line argument. The best way to do that is associate *.se extension with SpaceEngine.exe in your system. In that case double-clicking on the file will launch SpaceEngine and order it to execute the scenario script. If SpaceEngine is already running, this running instance will execute the script.
This is something I've been waiting for a long time!!! wonderfullI am working on am uncontrollable ships. Some of you can remember them in some very old version. This feature makes possible making of a real spacecraft such as ISS and Hubble, which will always stay on a pre-defined orbit. This is needed for splitting SE in two modes: planetarium and single player. For single player mode (where user can control ships), this can be useful to create some NPC ships or space stations. Player will have ability to dock with a NPC ship/station.
Right now if you put a ship in orbit around a planet and accelerate time, this ship will either fall on planet or eject into infinity especially under very high time factors and especially if you select to control another ship or focus on another stellar object.Huh. You make it sound hard to implement.I am working on am uncontrollable ships. Some of you can remember them in some very old version. This feature makes possible making of a real spacecraft such as ISS and Hubble, which will always stay on a pre-defined orbit. This is needed for splitting SE in two modes: planetarium and single player. For single player mode (where user can control ships), this can be useful to create some NPC ships or space stations. Player will have ability to dock with a NPC ship/station.
Aren't orbits predefined right now for space ships?
Catalogs, like all static objects (planets, moons etc).
Small maybe, but potentially very helpful! This can make it easier to see where the objects are, and make the orbits less cluttered, nice work!A small improvement - ability to change length of the orbit trails:
