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Hi. Just wondering if anyone tried to convert the panoramic to old style.
2009-10-27 04:02:11 UTC in Stellarium
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Just did Windows update and found a graphics card hardware update. Now moon and mars works. starrynight still doesn't load opengl, but it's v4.5 and the check for updates doesn't work.
2009-10-21 01:28:00 UTC in Stellarium
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Thanks for the replies. Not a foggy image, no image just fog. Already tried to reduce the image, no luck. You're right, may have to be split.
My machine has an older copy of OpenGL from the starrynight install. How would I go about checking and updating it?.
2009-10-20 18:14:40 UTC in Stellarium
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Hi. Just installed Stellarium on my WIndows XP SP3 and the astronomy club Windows XP SP3 machine. Been trying to bring over the following Starry Night Pro landscape file http://www.stargazing.net/mas/tt5c_psd.zip. I'll load it in Photoshop Elements, delete 'Layer 1', leaving only 'Layer 0', save it as a PNG file. In the landscape folder, I'll create a 'tt5c' folder and put the png file there.
2009-10-20 05:33:52 UTC in Stellarium
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Installing FoxPro involves a whole process. You got to install ibcs. After the install you need to reboot Linux to take effect. Then you got to install FoxPro, which means installing a terminfo file, setting file path links, setting environment variables, etc.
You're working in Linux, so you need to be explicit about your file paths. And you got to know the location of all your files. If...
2009-06-02 15:39:23 UTC in Linux ABI Project
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I'm not sure you undersand the nature of FoxPro. fxp files are semi-binary files, not executables. To run a fxp file, you need to install and execute FoxPro 2.6 or my FoxPro 2.6 runtime. My runtime is nothing more than a simple executable that executes fxp/app files. In your case, the command would probably be something like:
/usr/bin/foxr.pr foxfile.fxp.
2009-06-02 14:49:54 UTC in Linux ABI Project
