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@67milo well, that was not implied in your post or comments.
If you want a true binary system, there's nothing you can do, but I believe there are suggestions for that. If you want to approximate a binary, you can place a dark barycentre as the actual, then orbit it with two planets that glow really brightly. The anamorphic flares arise naturally out of the stars' overexposed textures, but the lens flare will not appear.
@67milo yes, and you can make that the star. You can change its colour, its gravity, and its size. The latter two from PS, the former from System Editor.
With the way stars work in this game, you can edit them just fine.
@cyberport26 I haven't found a craft that can chip switch, nor have I found a part property that allows such a function. Best you can do is program the non-player-controlled chip, then assign parts of the craft to be controlled by that chip to allow for independent function.
I found it. You need the craft ID to get it to work. You should find (craft ID of []) in CRAFT INFORMATION. Type a name, and it should spit out an ID you can switch to. The craft probably needs to be loaded, otherwise the programme will not work.
@Spitty with how far apart stars are, the map might get completely screwed up due to precision loss at immense distances from the origin. I got this to happen by teleporting an obscene distance upwards, and the map got jittery to the point that the icon representing the player craft was warping in and out of visibility.
This might also apply to planets themselves, but I have not tested that.
As for aesthetic criticism, you definitely do need work in colour and fill consistency, and you would probably be better off trying to paint on the Hershey's Chocolate Bar rather than trying to avoid painting it at all. The lighting is also inconsistent; you show a crescent moon, but the planet is fully lit, as is the chocolate bar. It is also quite hard to read the title.
On the plus, you got the very annoying process of atmosphere shading down almost perfectly. When looking towards the edges of the disk, the oceans and land become gradually bluer and paler, blending in with the atmosphere, but not seamlessly so, establishing a definitive boundary whilst still giving the sky the volume it needs.
Overall, I'd rate it with a 0.65, which isn't bad for someone of your alleged inexperience.
I quite like it. Sure, my tablet isn't too powerful, but the limitations helped me find my style and aesthetic in my builds. I also learned a thing or two about optimisation.
The mods were unable to take away my illegitimate upvote points, meaning it probably wasn't them. We can see it, meaning it might not be a visual bug. Points don't go away when one receives an un-upvote (last I checked).
Spitballing as an idgit with no knowledge, something is probably wrong with the system itself. Would be funny if you got swapped with someone else with a similar name.
P.S.; saw this same thing happen to someone else. They think it is an upvote removal thing. Doesn't make sense, but here we are. Just upvoted and removed it, but your points didn't change.
FunkyTrees is a type of programming in which one can link a single frame to a whole operation. For example, setting a throttle input to "Throttle + ((InputController.Invert / -3) * Yaw)", you would have a throttle which can also respond to yaw inputs. If you have two engines with appropriate mirroring, yawing to the right increases throttle on the left engine and decreases it on the right.
This is an XML guide, and you would most benefit from using the PartModifierScriptProperties tab for FunkyTrees expressions. Note that this works both in the input window and in Vizzy programmes.
@H3itorrrr if you expand the functions fly out (it’s a button that looks like a pair of mountains), then click on a Noise operation, you can scroll down to find the Planet Brush Map. If you have a map, input its file name, and it will immediately take over the generation of terrain. If you don’t, you can just create one after the set up. The paint brush icon contains the prompt to create, import, or edit the map. I’ll upload a demo planet for you.
@Cjkb oh, you’re targeting the ship. For that, a landmark does exist, and I think you can target it by its name. If not, then you’ll have to get its LAT LONG co ordinates, then constantly target that.
Hope this helps,
Mitya.
@Cjkb the conversion can be tapped or clicked (depending on the device), and several options are seen. In this case, getting LAT/LONG to PCI and PCI to LAT/LONG are under the same converter. Click it, and you should see them sitting one below the other in the drop down menu.
I recognise this xD
1.2 years agoWalking machine with inverse kinematics.
1.2 years agoI don't believe so.
1.2 years ago@StockPlanesRemastered with the proper coding, yes it can. If you'd like, I can create one for you to pick apart.
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1.3 years ago
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@67milo well, that was not implied in your post or comments.
If you want a true binary system, there's nothing you can do, but I believe there are suggestions for that. If you want to approximate a binary, you can place a dark barycentre as the actual, then orbit it with two planets that glow really brightly. The anamorphic flares arise naturally out of the stars' overexposed textures, but the lens flare will not appear.
If you'd like, I can try making a system.
1.3 years ago@67milo yes, and you can make that the star. You can change its colour, its gravity, and its size. The latter two from PS, the former from System Editor.
With the way stars work in this game, you can edit them just fine.
1.3 years agoAlready a thing.
1.3 years agoRest in peace. Try not to get eaten by the snake lady.
1.3 years ago@İnTeLoG VF-06I Yıldız is now ready. Enjoy)
1.3 years agoI'll see what I can do.
1.3 years agoHow is this in any way relevant to JNO?
1.3 years ago@cyberport26 I haven't found a craft that can chip switch, nor have I found a part property that allows such a function. Best you can do is program the non-player-controlled chip, then assign parts of the craft to be controlled by that chip to allow for independent function.
1.3 years agoBoo
1.3 years ago@cyberport26 WHAT
I found it. You need the craft ID to get it to work. You should find (craft ID of []) in CRAFT INFORMATION. Type a name, and it should spit out an ID you can switch to. The craft probably needs to be loaded, otherwise the programme will not work.
1.3 years agoYou might have seriously screwed up a part file, especially if you used Overload on it. I easily get that message when I delete a command chip.
1.3 years ago@Spitty with how far apart stars are, the map might get completely screwed up due to precision loss at immense distances from the origin. I got this to happen by teleporting an obscene distance upwards, and the map got jittery to the point that the icon representing the player craft was warping in and out of visibility.
This might also apply to planets themselves, but I have not tested that.
1.4 years agoCo-ordinate precision might prove problematic.
1.4 years agoUnfortunately, you can't use mods on Android or iOS.
1.4 years agoI tried to upload the void. Didn't work.
1.4 years agoYe
1.4 years ago:‘(
1.4 years ago@Hyperant I did read, hence my comment saying it's good for someone as inexperienced as yourself. Never meant to make you feel awkward.
1.4 years agoYum
As for aesthetic criticism, you definitely do need work in colour and fill consistency, and you would probably be better off trying to paint on the Hershey's Chocolate Bar rather than trying to avoid painting it at all. The lighting is also inconsistent; you show a crescent moon, but the planet is fully lit, as is the chocolate bar. It is also quite hard to read the title.
On the plus, you got the very annoying process of atmosphere shading down almost perfectly. When looking towards the edges of the disk, the oceans and land become gradually bluer and paler, blending in with the atmosphere, but not seamlessly so, establishing a definitive boundary whilst still giving the sky the volume it needs.
Overall, I'd rate it with a 0.65, which isn't bad for someone of your alleged inexperience.
1.4 years agoI quite like it. Sure, my tablet isn't too powerful, but the limitations helped me find my style and aesthetic in my builds. I also learned a thing or two about optimisation.
1.4 years agoVery wholesome off-topic post. Give her a big hug.
1.4 years agoAll you can do is rotate the bay.
1.4 years ago@Hyperant net positive = ":)"
1.4 years ago:)
1.4 years agoThe mods were unable to take away my illegitimate upvote points, meaning it probably wasn't them. We can see it, meaning it might not be a visual bug. Points don't go away when one receives an un-upvote (last I checked).
Spitballing as an idgit with no knowledge, something is probably wrong with the system itself. Would be funny if you got swapped with someone else with a similar name.
P.S.; saw this same thing happen to someone else. They think it is an upvote removal thing. Doesn't make sense, but here we are. Just upvoted and removed it, but your points didn't change.
1.4 years ago@Hyperant there will be more
1.5 years ago:)
1.5 years ago@Hyperant I typically set mine to four or five. I get stupid bright, but also colour.
1.5 years agoFunkyTrees is a type of programming in which one can link a single frame to a whole operation. For example, setting a throttle input to "Throttle + ((InputController.Invert / -3) * Yaw)", you would have a throttle which can also respond to yaw inputs. If you have two engines with appropriate mirroring, yawing to the right increases throttle on the left engine and decreases it on the right.
This is an XML guide, and you would most benefit from using the PartModifierScriptProperties tab for FunkyTrees expressions. Note that this works both in the input window and in Vizzy programmes.
1.5 years agoIt might. I'm not entirely sure.
1.5 years agoWhat
1.5 years agoIt gets much, much worse.
1.6 years agogreetings
1.6 years ago@AK5Z huh, didn’t even notice ‘til now. Thanks)
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1.6 years agoYe.
1.6 years ago@H3itorrrr 👍🏻
1.6 years ago@NewIIFrontiers same process.
1.6 years ago@H3itorrrr if you expand the functions fly out (it’s a button that looks like a pair of mountains), then click on a Noise operation, you can scroll down to find the Planet Brush Map. If you have a map, input its file name, and it will immediately take over the generation of terrain. If you don’t, you can just create one after the set up. The paint brush icon contains the prompt to create, import, or edit the map. I’ll upload a demo planet for you.
1.6 years agoIf I remember correctly, you have to add your brush map into a terrain noise function.
1.6 years agoBye.
1.6 years ago@Cjkb oh, you’re targeting the ship. For that, a landmark does exist, and I think you can target it by its name. If not, then you’ll have to get its LAT LONG co ordinates, then constantly target that.
1.6 years agoHope this helps,
Mitya.
@Cjkb the conversion can be tapped or clicked (depending on the device), and several options are seen. In this case, getting LAT/LONG to PCI and PCI to LAT/LONG are under the same converter. Click it, and you should see them sitting one below the other in the drop down menu.
1.6 years ago@Cjkb if you’re grabbing PCI co ordinates, you don’t need to transpose anything. Your question isn’t quite clear :/
1.6 years ago@Cjkb the target must be constantly updated, or it will deflect due to the rotation of the body.
With the PCI co-ordinate, you need to convert it into a LAT LONG if you’re trying to grab a spot on the planet.
1.6 years ago