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********************** * READ ME VIRUTAL CELESTIAL GLOBE 1.2.7 * * by Piazza Francesco Giovanni * Tecnes Milano ,Italy http://www.tecnes.com ; Tel.: +39.02.67101036 * ********************** Java version:1.7.0_02 Edited using Eclipse Platform Version 3.7.0 Textures realized with GIMP. To build the object meshes I used the Object Editor in my project CarDriving. ********************* * * To launch the program, use the bat files, otherwise there are 2 ways: * 1) First way * * extract the lib directory from the jar * in the same directory and write : * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirutalCelestialGlobe.jar com.main.GlobeFrame * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.skyview.JSkyView * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.moonview.JMoonView * * 2) Second way * Double click on the jar file. * * To launch other Astronomy tools write the commands: * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.world.WorldGlobeFrame * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.AngleConverter * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.StarVisibilityLength * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.Planetarium * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.DayLightLength * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.TimeConverter * * java -Xms128m -Xmx512m -classpath VirtualCelestialGlobe.jar com.physics.astronomy.gui.JulianTime * * MAIN COMMAND KEYS: -left arrow, right arrow: rotate globe around the z-axis of fi angle. -up arrow, down arrow: rotate globe around the x'-axis of teta angle. -page up, page down: rotate globe around the z''-axis of psi angle. -w,s,a,d move globe up, down, left and right -F1,F2 zoom-in and out Now you can save and load any globe configuration using the menu File->Load/Save format Star catalog data sources: Wikipedia, http://www.constellation-guide.com To save the globe as png image go to menu "Image"->"Save image" File /lib/earth_places.txt includes the coordinates of 347 cities Original globe mesh (1) got 2 hemispheres of 9 parallels (plus pole), 24 meridians and 300 pixels radius. *** WORLD GLOBE Total of 250 countries,239 capitals. Data source: Google Earth PRO -- Nation Detail keys: Move with arrow keys and mouse wheel F1,F2 Zoom in and out. Click with the mouse on a point to move it at the centre of the screen. *** PLANETARIUM: Keplerian elements and their rates, with respect to the mean ecliptic and equinox of JD2000, valid for the time-interval 1800 AD - 2050 AD Source: JPL Nasa F1,F2 zoom in and out Arrows keys to move around Planet colors: Mercury - blue Venus - Yellow Earth - green Mars - red Juppiter - Magenta Saturn - Cyan Neptune - Orange Uranus - Gray Pluto - Pink