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How is the orbiter beta coming along? Is it at a road block or does it need more testers? This isnt a "when is it coming out" thread, just, how is it coming along in general? BTW the only things I know is that the graphics and core physics are seperate and it has scripting capabilities.

Im not too sure of that. On the homepage, he is talking about implementing defered lighting http://www.infinity-universe.com/Infinity/index.php and it says "Last Updated ( Friday, 03 April 2009 ) "

wow, this looks like an amazing game! How long has it been in development?

well... Well... their is a new version of orbiter but its in beta so its a bit buggy. It includes better graphics by Martin and another graphic engine being made by Artlav called OGLA. It includes a new coding module for developers and I think the latest beta is orbiter 2008, I think.

ok, Ill check that out. I hope it can hollow out objects.

I used MED by 3d gamestudio, its one of 3 programs that comes in a pack when you buy their programs and I already know how to use it, so I used it to model. I heard that Anim8tor isnt too hard to learn but it lacks some features, but Ill just learn it then.

Ya, I was using a differect program to model other than anim8tor which probably messed up my texture and a few other things. I actually did use the mesh viewer program to find exhaust but because I used a different modeling program it resulted in weird coordinates. But how did you fix...

Ive spent the past few days trying to make a ship for Orbiter but its been a bit bumpy to say the least. Ive been reading many helpful tutorials and api manuals that have got me to where I am but now Im stuck. This spacecraft is used to find out how exactly to make my own spaceships. As you...

The above picture shows the problem during the day as opposed to the night. On the left is with the headlights off and to the right is with the headlights on. The right image has brighter clouds and a stronger reflection on the water by the sun. And then this is the same thing but from a...

Its the least serious problem though. When you turn the headlights on and off they reflect on the clouds on Earth as well as the iss. Ya i get that one also. And is any one else having problems with the sound module crashing orbiter?

Thanks for the hard work Artlav, its a greeat work in progress! I've notices a few things tho: The image above has no atmospheric haze or magnification on the moon. The Moon on the left is the original while the moon on the right is a zoom in. The air shade on Mars makes it look foggy. The...