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    W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Recently I came across this site where you can download free textures of all the planets in the Solar System.

    I've been busy downloaded the textures, resizing them to 1024 x 512 pixels & converting them to .bmp's.

    I've started work putting together a Solar System, at the moment it's just a Work in Progress with a few textured spheres rotating on the screen but I hope to improve it soon.
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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Hi Matthew,

    thanks again, I am happy you are in 3D mood in last time

    I've been busy downloaded the textures, resizing them to 1024 x 512 pixels & converting them to .bmp's.
    I know it is boring to do the conversions, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel ( once thinBASIC XP only, TBGL will go for GDIPLUS = wider range of texture formats ).

    I could not resist to put my dirty hands on your code ... again

    As TBGL_Sphere produces 1 repetition for radius 1, I changed all planets to be radiused as "1", and their size adjustment is done using TBGL_Scale. This way the texture UV mapping fits as it should.

    One tip> to make Sun look really hot :P, what about using Sun-only glow using render to texture ?


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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Quote Originally Posted by Psch
    ...One tip> to make Sun look really hot :P, what about using Sun-only glow using render to texture ?..
    Good idea, I was thinking of something similar.

    The Sun texture wasn't looking that good anyway.
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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    The Sun texture wasn't looking that good anyway.
    Well, I think it is complicated to take photo of object which melts optics of any camera


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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Quote Originally Posted by Psch
    Well, I think it is complicated to take photo of object which melts optics of any camera
    lol
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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Little experiment with entities and glow,
    not a 3D Mark Vantage yet

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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Nice it looks good.

    I also found this post that kryton made in 2007 which contains a lot of information regarding the sizes & distances of the planets.
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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Hi,

    we will need to choose different size scaling for planets and distance,
    else we won't be able to put all in one screen ( as one planet would be visible and others subpixel sized ).

    Not speaking of Sun, why it must be so huge ?


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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    Is the file solar_system.zip available somewhere else? I can't seem to get it to download from here.

    Thanks
    Sandy

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    Re: W.I.P. TBGL Solar System

    You can get it here Sandy.
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