Selden's Gallery of Celestia Pictures, Part 1: Screenshots

• Celestia Screenshots
• Spokes of stars in StarsDB v2?
• Ida seen from Dactyl
• ISS Closeup
• SL9-B with SL9-A and Jupiter
• Saturn's rings casting shadows
• Mars as seen by Percival Lowell
• Pan in Enke division: ring bug
• Pan in Enke division: ring "fixed"

• Gallery 2: Screenshots and surface texture maps for Mars
• Screenshots and surface texture maps for the Moon
  • Gallery 3: Lunar data maps from Prospector
  • Gallery 4: Lunar data maps from Clementine
• Selden's Page of Celestia Resources

Some Celestia Screenshots

Spokes of stars in StarsDB v2? Discussion is in spokes.html	Ida seen from Dactyl	ISS Closeup
SL9-B with SL9-A and Jupiter Shoemaker-Levy 9 ephemerides are on the index page.	Saturn's rings casting shadows (Celestia v1.2.5 and a GeForce3 or GeForce4 card with vertex shader support is needed for shadows to be visible on the image of the planet.)	Mars as imagined by Percival Lowell. (See also gallery-002.html)

Pan in Enke division: ring image bug (Saturn is off-screen to your right.) As shipped with Celestia, the file /lores/saturn-ring.png has a misaligned alpha channel, which creates a spurious gap inward from Enke's division.	Pan in Enke division: ring "fixed" (Saturn is off-screen to your right.)	This is a replacement for /lores/saturn-ring.png. Be sure to rename it from sr.png to saturn-ring.png The alpha channel of this file is identical to the image itself. A proper fix might be to have a ring image with its radial intensity variations matching the reflected light profile with an alpha channel that matches the rings' transparency profile.

• Celestia Screenshots
• Spokes of stars in StarsDB v2?
• Ida seen from Dactyl
• ISS Closeup
• SL9-B with SL9-A and Jupiter
• Saturn's rings casting shadows
• Mars as seen by Percival Lowell
• Pan in Enke division: ring bug
• Pan in Enke division: ring "fixed"

• Gallery 2: Screenshots and surface texture maps for Mars
• Screenshots and surface texture maps for the Moon
  • Gallery 3: Lunar data maps from Prospector
  • Gallery 4: Lunar data maps from Clementine
• Selden's Page of Celestia Resources

updted: today ;-)

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