From: Johannes G. <joh...@gm...> - 2007-05-25 22:02:31
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On 2007.05.25 19:43:38 CEST, Rob Spearman wrote: > On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 23:11 +0000, Johannes Gajdosik wrote: > > As announced on the meeting I have implemented smooth changing of the home planet. > > The observer travels in 2 seconds more or less directly from one planet to the other, > > while the rotation matrix changes smoothly. > > Why the sun halo is not visible during this process I do not know (yet). > > In fisheye mode I actually get what might be the sun halo covering the > entire viewport during most of the transitions. I was able to moon hop > around Jupiter without this showing up though. When I say "sun halo" I do not mean the atmosphere, but the "big halo" which is now calles just textures/halo.png. You cannot see it with the atmosphere on. So I am not sure what you have seen. I suggest turning off landscape and atmosphere. > (If you track Jupiter > first, it looks pretty neat, although there are a few issues evident > with the tracking pointer and halos.) To me nothing is evident, except that the sun halo is not visible during the 2 seconds of changing from one planet to another. If you see some bugs, please tell me. You can slow down the transitioning process by incrementing the value "2000" in Observer.cpp. > I think when we talked about updating the planet map in the GUI some of > us thought there was a home planet option in the GUI. But I don't see a > planet selection option. Do we want that for 0.9? I know that there is no such GUI interface, and I have decided that I will not implement it. Remember that I also did not implement the tui for changing the home planet, I just made the function itself. It is just because I am a bad gui programmer, and because I have still other things to do. I only made the smooth transit function because you said, you would like it, and because I said it is not that difficult. Johannes |