Personally I feel that scintillation should be disabled when
atmosphere is turned off, although I've had this discussion with
Fabien in the past and he likes it staying on.
Matthew
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I don't think it's necessary to have this. It may make sense to show the
info only if atmosphere is on, however. But the content of the info text
is under discussion anyway, as I have seen.
Regards,
Georg
On Sa, 11.06.2011, 01:25, Barry Gerdes wrote:
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> Ah That is the answer
> I have the atmosph
Hmm, I still can't reproduce the problem. How about if you use LANG=C?
On 10 June 2011 14:06, H wrote:
> Matthew Gates wrote on 20110609:
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>> I can't re-produce it. What location do you use?
>
> Eindhoven. Today the hangup is at 23:20:53 , second run : 23:20:58 .
>
> -- Hans
>
> --
Ah That is the answer
I have the atmosphere turned off by default so I can view star positions by
daylight
I must have missed that reference somewhere. Maybe there should be a notation
on the menu noting that refraction will only show if atmosphere is on.
Barry Gerdes
Beaumont Hills Observator
Hi Georg
What am I supposed to see.
I have compiled 4897 in Windows
I have the Alt/azm grid FOV 1.2 degrees
I look at a star near the horizon
The data gives its geometric alt as 0-35
its apparent alt as 0-59
The screen shows the star alt 0-35
Barry Gerdes
Beaumont Hills
Matthew Gates wrote on 20110609:
> I can't re-produce it. What location do you use?
Eindhoven. Today the hangup is at 23:20:53 , second run : 23:20:58 .
-- Hans
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EditLive Enterprise is the world's most technically ad
That's odd. It works perfectly on my notebook (NVidia 9800M) and
cheapo-netbook (Intel GMA3150).
Did you have your altitude grid switched on to compare?
Georg.
On Fr, 10.06.2011, 11:31, Barry Gerdes wrote:
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> That's what I did
> I ran two copies of stellarium on different computers one with the
That's what I did
I ran two copies of stellarium on different computers one with the refraction
and one earlier version. I zoomed in to the same 1 degree field on each but
haven't identified any differences yet. The star I was looking at showed a
difference of 30 arc minutes in altitude in the
Toggle atmosphere [A] and look close to the horizon!
Kind regards,
Georg
On Fr, 10.06.2011, 06:44, Barry Gerdes wrote:
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> Either can I
> The data shows the refraction but I can't see any effect on the screen.
> Even zoomed in
>
>
> Barry Gerdes
> Beaumont Hills Observatory
> S 33' 41' 44"E 1
