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Daelorn Caldari	Posted - 2009.10.15 16:36:00 - [61] Originally by: Jazminum Conehead Some have oceans. http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j96/quern/ScreenHunter-0185.jpg And yes. I still fail at linking. Comon its not hard to put Link[ /URL] is it? Fixed
Nikita Alterana Gallente Clearly Compensating	Posted - 2009.10.15 17:01:00 - [62] Originally by: Gnulpie Looking great so far. But the central sun in the solar systems is still far to bright. From 30+ AU the sun should be very small only and not like a huge ball of fire. And from 100+ AU the sun shouldn't be more than a small point in the sky! The light distribution throughout the solar system is far from the central sun to constant! The core area should be much brighter and the outer space should be much darker. So that you really get a feeling of the space! signed, this really ought to be done, I mean, how awesome would it be to get way out into the black edges of a system for a mission, with the only illumination coming from the stars, the lights on your ship, and the glitter of your guns. __________________________________________________ I was Amarr before they were the FOTM and I'll be Amarr after it! I'm also training Minmatar Capitals! And I eat Lions!
Little Feathers	Posted - 2009.10.15 18:06:00 - [63] Originally by: Nikita Alterana Originally by: Gnulpie Looking great so far. But the central sun in the solar systems is still far to bright. From 30+ AU the sun should be very small only and not like a huge ball of fire. And from 100+ AU the sun shouldn't be more than a small point in the sky! The light distribution throughout the solar system is far from the central sun to constant! The core area should be much brighter and the outer space should be much darker. So that you really get a feeling of the space! signed, this really ought to be done, I mean, how awesome would it be to get way out into the black edges of a system for a mission, with the only illumination coming from the stars, the lights on your ship, and the glitter of your guns. I'm 100% on board with this. Think it would make a huge difference.
N'baro Dark	Posted - 2009.10.15 18:09:00 - [64] Originally by: Rensel Edited by: Rensel on 14/10/2009 18:31:49 found today on eve-files Linkage WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book!
Par'Gellen Gallente Tres Hombres Psychiatric Hospital Uno Chica Loco	Posted - 2009.10.15 18:10:00 - [65] Originally by: Adunh Slavy Originally by: Brolly They need to get rid of the backgrounds imho so the stars can truly look awesome. Yeppers, or give the option to turn off the cloud/nebula layer. This please! OMG a million times please give us this! --- To err is human. But it shouldn't be the company motto...
Drakarian HackCheck	Posted - 2009.10.15 18:52:00 - [66] Originally by: N'baro Dark Originally by: Rensel Edited by: Rensel on 14/10/2009 18:31:49 found today on eve-files Linkage WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book! What do you mean? Are you suggesting that in space stars won't 'twinkle' ? That effect is caused by asteroids and junk moving between you and the star...so it makes sense to me that you'd still see some twinkling in space. I myself have never been to space so I don't know what i'm talking about.
Robdon	Posted - 2009.10.15 19:14:00 - [67] Twinkling only happens when looking at stars from a planet with an atmosphere.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_seeing
RabbidFerret Bannable Offense. Petition This	Posted - 2009.10.15 19:27:00 - [68] Originally by: Drakarian Originally by: N'baro Dark Originally by: Rensel Edited by: Rensel on 14/10/2009 18:31:49 found today on eve-files Linkage WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book! What do you mean? Are you suggesting that in space stars won't 'twinkle' ? That effect is caused by asteroids and junk moving between you and the star...so it makes sense to me that you'd still see some twinkling in space. I myself have never been to space so I don't know what i'm talking about. Even massive planets moving in front of distant starts are undetectable to anything but the most sensitive instruments. Atmosphere creates twinkling, but I think CCP states the camera lens causes twinkle as well. That might not be true, but we do manage to cross star systems in 3 seconds, so I think we can let it slide.
Razin The xDEATHx Squadron Legion of xXDEATHXx	Posted - 2009.10.15 19:45:00 - [69] The stars look very good, and this would improve when the old nebula textures are removed. I wonder is CCP would consider removing the 'fisheye lens' effect? At lease for the wide-screen resolutions. The stretching at the screen edges makes for ugly scenery. ...
Acrid Acid	Posted - 2009.10.15 20:58:00 - [70] Originally by: PostWithYourAlt So CCP manages to put white dots onto the background. Wow. That is sooo... 1980 ?? Off course they are harnessing most recent quantum computing rocket science technology for this insanely complex and complicated task - or maybe they just borrowed the "tech" from microsofts "starfield"-screensaver ?? rofl. Quoting for emphasis.
Norian Lonark Gallente Black Thorne Corporation Black Thorne Alliance	Posted - 2009.10.15 21:11:00 - [71] Looks fantastic... I am shallow as I cant wait for nice planets and stars.....
Jazminum Conehead Minmatar Revered Mining Corp CryoGenesis Mining Syndicate	Posted - 2009.10.16 00:58:00 - [72] Originally by: Daelorn Originally by: Jazminum Conehead Some have oceans. http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j96/quern/ScreenHunter-0185.jpg And yes. I still fail at linking. Comon its not hard to put Link[ /URL] is it? Fixed Only the second time I have dared put anything up here. It isn't even easy to log in with the right character. Still. Thanks for fixing it again o7
Biggi Raeubertochter Minmatar Pator Tech School	Posted - 2009.10.16 02:00:00 - [73] Originally by: N'baro Dark WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book! and? no one here gives a f.uck about your astronomy books. the only thing that counts is that stars look beautiful now
Kronossan Tread Alliance	Posted - 2009.10.16 06:10:00 - [74] Originally by: N'baro Dark WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book! You hardly notice the twinkling now, they actually have it right now. _________________
Eran Laude Gallente The Aduro Protocol	Posted - 2009.10.16 06:17:00 - [75] Originally by: N'baro Dark Originally by: Rensel Edited by: Rensel on 14/10/2009 18:31:49 found today on eve-files Linkage WTF? They still twinkle? Read a damn astronomy book! Because EVE is a physically realistic environment, amirite? ----- Originally by: "CCP Whisper" Boo hoo. Cry some more.
Kuolematon Space Perverts and Forum Warriors United	Posted - 2009.10.16 07:49:00 - [76] Originally by: Gnulpie Looking great so far. From 30+ AU the sun should be very small only and not like a huge ball of fire. And from 100+ AU the sun shouldn't be more than a small point in the sky! Well .. who says that New Eden AU is our AU at all? I guess that one terra AU might actually be 100 New Eden AU's because most of planets there seems habitable and thus falls in "green zone" in solarsystem. "The Amarr are the tanking and ganking floating rods of ~~gold~~crap"
Melthariumin Gallente Tactical Reconnaissance	Posted - 2009.10.16 09:36:00 - [77] Eve has stars? They arent in my overview! oh and: They look pretty nice! Good job CCP!
Slightly Green	Posted - 2009.10.16 09:48:00 - [78] Originally by: Robdon Twinkling only happens when looking at stars from a planet with an atmosphere.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_seeing In their defence... space in the vicinity of where we play is so full of nebulae that you may as well be looking through an atmosphere... so maybe twinkling is not all that unexpected or incorrect. S. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iv5lCuv1w8
Vikalo Caldari	Posted - 2009.10.16 11:57:00 - [79] http://dl.eve-files.com/media/0910/MOP1.jpg
Clytamnestra A Slinger of Guns	Posted - 2009.10.16 12:42:00 - [80] Another reason for the twinkles in the video is that it's kind of hard to video compress a star field without twinkling artifacts.
Irida Mershkov Gallente War is Bliss	Posted - 2009.10.16 12:48:00 - [81] Originally by: Daelorn The new stars are ****ing amazing Woah, some of those shots don't even look like EVE because they're so damn nice.
Ancy Denaries Caldari The Confederate Navy Forever Unbound	Posted - 2009.10.16 13:28:00 - [82] Originally by: RabbidFerret Is it sad that this is the feature I look forward to most in Dominion? No, it just means you don't care about SOV, or stars, or faction ships, or pirate ships or or or or or.....you get the idea. ---- The Demigodess with a Conscience - An EVE IC Blog
Hemirr Amarr Viziam	Posted - 2009.10.18 04:32:00 - [83] Originally by: Robdon Twinkling only happens when looking at stars from a planet with an atmosphere.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_seeing It's on Wikipedia, so it must be true...
Washell Olivaw	Posted - 2009.10.18 05:03:00 - [84] Originally by: Hemirr It's on Wikipedia, so it must be true... Every physics/astronomy student knows this, plus a lot of amateurs too. Yes, you should have a healthy of skepticism towards wikipedia articles, but this isn't one of them. Googling to cross reference easily turns up the same info from NASA, ESA, JPL, astronomy department of Harvard and Berkely, etc. Originally by: Signature Everybody has a photographic memory, some people just don't have film.
JeanMichel Bizarre Wrong Indeed	Posted - 2009.10.18 07:23:00 - [85] Originally by: Nikita Alterana Originally by: Gnulpie Looking great so far. But the central sun in the solar systems is still far to bright. From 30+ AU the sun should be very small only and not like a huge ball of fire. And from 100+ AU the sun shouldn't be more than a small point in the sky! The light distribution throughout the solar system is far from the central sun to constant! The core area should be much brighter and the outer space should be much darker. So that you really get a feeling of the space! signed, this really ought to be done, I mean, how awesome would it be to get way out into the black edges of a system for a mission, with the only illumination coming from the stars, the lights on your ship, and the glitter of your guns. /SIGNED ------
Pachu'a Wanikiya	Posted - 2009.10.18 08:17:00 - [86] Originally by: JeanMichel Bizarre Originally by: Nikita Alterana Originally by: Gnulpie Looking great so far. But the central sun in the solar systems is still far to bright. From 30+ AU the sun should be very small only and not like a huge ball of fire. And from 100+ AU the sun shouldn't be more than a small point in the sky! The light distribution throughout the solar system is far from the central sun to constant! The core area should be much brighter and the outer space should be much darker. So that you really get a feeling of the space! signed, this really ought to be done, I mean, how awesome would it be to get way out into the black edges of a system for a mission, with the only illumination coming from the stars, the lights on your ship, and the glitter of your guns. /SIGNED Couldn't agree more. It is one of the few features of EvE that I never understood. That along with an exhaggerated existance of nebulea, but that's another story...
Creed Demastikus Thundercats RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.10.18 08:36:00 - [87] i kinda liked old amarr prime than this new one :( where is the "corruscant" effect on planets.. :/ its so funcy punsy
Rastigan Caldari Ars ex Discordia GoonSwarm	Posted - 2009.10.18 14:16:00 - [88] Yes, CCP please make nebulas a rarity.. maybe in 1% of all systems. I want to play a spaceship game, not a cloudship one.
Toonces Otama	Posted - 2009.10.19 00:27:00 - [89] Originally by: Washell Olivaw Originally by: Hemirr It's on Wikipedia, so it must be true... Every physics/astronomy student knows this, plus a lot of amateurs too. Yes, you should have a healthy of skepticism towards wikipedia articles, but this isn't one of them. Googling to cross reference easily turns up the same info from NASA, ESA, JPL, astronomy department of Harvard and Berkely, etc. What's even more fun is that often the articles on Wikipedia are sourced (haven't checked that one) from legitimate sources, so you can actually trust what's on there. Of course, you must always be careful with any information you read, but just because it's on an open site like Wikipedia doesn't mean it's not accurate, you gotta use your brain a bit to figure this out though.
Anferney Priory Of The Lemon Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.10.19 01:38:00 - [90] The new stars are really nice. They remind me of some of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey pics I have seen. Linky: http://www.sdss.org/gallery/gal_data.html Here it is. Isn't it unique?

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