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#Stellarium angle version install#
#Stellarium angle version drivers#

The moon landscape which comes with Stellarium is a good one to practice on. Note that the landscape image I am using in the example will work, but it's not a very good landscape image, so you might want to try this with a better panorama. A portable version of this application is available: Portable Stellarium runs on: Windows 11 Windows 10 32/64 bit Windows 8 32/64 bit Windows 7 32/64 bit file size: 331 MB filename: stellarium-0. You must restart Stellarium in order to have this plugin activated. The figure of 14.06 should be put into the landscape.ini file like this:ĭescription = Test landscape to demonstrate alignment You then select Plugins, the Angle Measure and Load at Startup. 360, you should add or subtract 360 to bring it into this range.

x is the distance in pixels from the left side of the image to the object you want to align.įor example, here's the landscape image again, with some measurements:.

b is the bearing you want to have the chosen object, in degrees.

Let's say you want this tree to appear at bearing 0 degrees in Stellarium (due North).įirst, you need to calculate the distance from the left side of the landscape image to the tree as a fraction of the total image width, and then use these numbers in the following formula: For older versions of Stellarium you must edit the image).Ĭonsider the following panorama which is to be used as a landscape image: The rotation can be specified using the angle_rotatez setting in the landscape.ini file (note that this is only possible for version 0.9.1 and later.

#Stellarium angle version drivers#

If you have a reasonably new graphics card (post-2008 GeForce/AMD, post-2010 Intel) with OpenGL drivers installed, Stellarium should run with OpenGL subsystem provided by the graphics card drivers that the manufacturer of the graphics card has created for this card.

#Stellarium angle version install#

When you make a landscape, you may want to orient some part of the image towards North or some other bearing.įor spherical type landscapes (the formal name for this sort of panorama is a equirectangular panorama), you can use the following procedure for calculating the rotation needed. Stellarium does not install graphics drivers for you.