Hi Jack, hi Zoli,
I agree with Zoli that you should drop the '--output
xplanet_image.jpeg' part of your command. That way you will no longer
create the massive load of old data in your Trash folder.
By the way find below the command I use to start xplanet here:
xplanet -window -config d
Hi Jack,
Tlf surely does not create or move any files into a trash folder.
Where is your trash folder located? Could you give the list of most recent
files from it?
(I mean "ls -ltr trash | tail")
The way Xplanet is called saves the current view in a JPG file.
I think the typical use case would b
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Hi Jack,
I just had a second look how TLF handles the marker file.
There is no special magic on the work here. TLF just opens the
existing file and replaces its content - the old file gets not deleted,
no new file created.
Can you please provide the command you use to start xplanet? Maybe
anythi
I set up Xplanet on TLF with help from the previous entries here -
thank you!. It works as expected for an hour or two then stops and will not
restart. I know what is wrong, but I don't know how to fix it.
When TLF writes a marker file or when Xplanet writes a new map image, the
old file or image i
