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I don't see any issue on those screens. Could be something with your monitor or resolution settings?

I wouldn't call SE a direct competitor to orbiter yet. Orbiter is focused on space flight mechanics while SE is focused on the universe/planetarium aspects. It's more of a competitor to Celestia imo. I do love SE though and actually helped create the default planet colorings for it.

It's fun seeing one of my screenshots making it to the store page. :cool:

No, if you traveled at 0.9999999999 c to Alpha Centauri it would take ~4.37 years from Earth's perspective. However, from your perspective, it would take just over two days.

Add-on you say? I might take a crack at it.

I just got it and looks like I'm going to sink to many hours in.... VR makes the time black hole even worse...

CPU: Intel Core i7 4790K GPU: Asus Strix GTX 1080 Vram: 8GB Ram: 16GB I like to run games at 120Hz so it was necessary I swear! :shifty:

Well in any case here is me running a test map for you to see how I do it. Edit: Well it seems to have been resized and illegible. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Is the bitmap a 24 bit one? Others aren't supported as far as I remember. Also if you're making the planet textures with refection and/or night lights the images used must be the same size.

Are your textures in powers of 2? Ie. 4096X2048 pixels and are the images being used .bmp files?

I know this is an older add-on now but the link is down and I'd much like to add it to orbiter again. I got a new PC this year and I cant find my backup for this add-on.

I have used chrome and have done two runs on each. Windows 10 Pro 64bit CPU Intel Core i7-4790k 4000 MHz 16Gb RAM Dhrystone Benchmark, Version 2.1 Calibrating... Primary run with nr=6122449... Done. Dhrystones per Second: 2045589.375209 Dhrystone score: 1164.251210 Dhrystone Benchmark...

Haha yea college has been brutal so any work on this stuff is painfully slow. Plus mine-craft has also been pulling away my time. :lol:

Some more screwing around with planets. :) Also are gray-scales usable in the orbiter beta? Because it would be really neat to test these planets out in it.

This scene just struck me as I was testing some terrain.