AdminHarshad
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment I am reviewing this suggestion again. I had probably misunderstood last time.
I guess what you want is the display not to rotate as you swipe the screen; it should be aligned to the horizon always. That does sound useful.
A workaround is to manually rotate the screen with two fingers. The rotation gesture is working fine in the newest release of SkEye (6.2.3).
An error occurred while saving the comment Hi,
I am not sure what you mean by this. Do you want the manual mode to maintain the Alt/Az co-ordinates even if time is changing?
If that is so, can you describe how this would benefit the user? While developing Time Machine, I felt that tracking the Earth's rotation in manual mode was more useful. The stars appear stationary, but you can observe the motion of solar system objects better.
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The ability to jump to a year was added in a recent SkEye release.
The ability to mark an event in the calendar is a nice idea. SkEye could just add an event in the user’s calendar. It wouldn’t have to keep track of the event itself!
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Option to include Earth's continents, so I can point down and really experience how I'm on a sphere!
4 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment @Anonymous The idea you have described has always been on my mind, right from the initial days of SkEye development. I hope to implement it someday.
@Gumby this idea is to show continents on the surface of the earth from wherever you are located. It is not about adding locations.
cheers,
Harshad
When scrolling the map manually, it often tends to rotate slightly.
Would be nice to have an option to "lock" the map such that the horizon stays level.