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I had no idea eclipses would affect the lighting like that. That's awesome!

I thought perhaps it might be the remenants of an ancient alien particle accelerator accident , but you might be on to something

Nice! Gonna keep my eye out for that one. Here's a couple more screenies from places near Sol, plus a really wierd crater I came across.

Best screenshots ever! O_O Thanks!

Thanks guys, here's a couple more I took today. By the way, is there a way to change what folder Pioneer puts it's sceenshots in?

Hello everyone. Here's a couple of shots from in and around Sol.

<t>Hmm, that looks like it might be some kind of precision issue or a value exceeding a limit in the shader. Out of interest do you use the nVidia binary or the open source Nouveau one?Could you try turning down the detail level for the terrain? Or just playing with those options and see what ...

<t>Marcel, on 15 Mar 2013 - 13:30, said:Speaking of Ubuntu, I've been thinking of switching to it. I can run it from the DVD, but I can't get the 32 bit Linux version of Pioneer to run. It says there's no application to run executable files. Anybody want to toss me a clue?I think it's missing a ...

<t>Hi everyone, I'm really new to Pioneer, and I'm experiencing a minor graphical problem that I don't know how to fix. There are these see-through areas on planets that usually occur on the horizon (especially on Earth's oceans, which can be seen on the screenshot I'm attatching) or when the planet ...