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2010-06-25
, 10:35
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@ Mönchengladbach / Germany
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#142
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http://stellarium-mobile.org/ is the page of the mobile version, but i think its not finished
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2010-06-25
, 10:56
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#143
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Originally Posted by windows7
Actually I just viewed the video and it seems that the horizon functionality is already implemented. I think I need to play a bit more with this application
I was also thinking that maybe even using some kind of imaginary horizon line as well as manually pointing the direction which you point to, however there is already an application out there called Attitude (This application shows the pitch and roll of an accelerometer enabled device) that already could handle the horizon scenario, obviously the direction would have be done manually or based on identifying the markers, such as the sun and other stars, it certainly would be quite complex to implement and would not be perfect.
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2010-08-26
, 16:29
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@ beautiful cave
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#144
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Are there any news on the project?
Is it still alive?
I will doate/pay for stellarium if it works like it is shown.
Is it still alive?
I will doate/pay for stellarium if it works like it is shown.
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2010-08-26
, 17:20
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Joined on Apr 2010
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#145
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Originally Posted by Fellfrosch
I was wondering about the same thing.
Are there any news on the project?
Is it still alive?
I will doate/pay for stellarium if it works like it is shown.
Stellarium mobile was supposed to be part of the coding competition, but it was never entered?
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2010-09-21
, 21:15
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@ the Netherlands
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#146
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Hi,
It won (shared) first place as best application at the "calling all inovators" competition. http://www.callingallinnovators.com/
So that's a nice USD 25K for all the work that was put in.
Would love to see it in the testing repo soon.
Michel
Last edited by mivaho; 2010-09-21 at 21:22. Reason: forgot to mention the price
It won (shared) first place as best application at the "calling all inovators" competition. http://www.callingallinnovators.com/
# Best application for the Nokia N900 (prize will be split between two developers): Stellarium Mobile by Fabien Chéreau (Germany) and FrontView900 by Ben Lau (Hong Kong)
Would love to see it in the testing repo soon.
Michel
Last edited by mivaho; 2010-09-21 at 21:22. Reason: forgot to mention the price
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2010-09-22
, 11:33
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ troll cave
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#147
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congrats - and indeed really wish to see it soon on my n900
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2010-09-22
, 14:19
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Joined on Mar 2010
@ Wigan, UK
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#148
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He deserves it. What a brilliant application.
I just wish he'd release the mobile version.
I just wish he'd release the mobile version.
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2010-09-28
, 19:42
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@ Austria
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#149
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Originally Posted by shuairan
I have installed stellarium only recently, and I'm not able to get the effect of right-click by click-and-hold. Has that stopped working since PR1.2 or whatever? Also, the keyboard shortcuts "/" and "\" don't work. Any ideas what I could be missing?
In the desktop version you can use rightclick to hide the description, same for n900: rigthclick gesture is done by clicking (anywhere in the sky) and hold it for 1sec, than release.
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2010-09-29
, 15:54
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@ Wigan, UK
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#150
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Originally Posted by rebhana
Same here with the right click. I can never de-select a star, only select another. Annoying if you want the text off the screen.
I have installed stellarium only recently, and I'm not able to get the effect of right-click by click-and-hold. Has that stopped working since PR1.2 or whatever? Also, the keyboard shortcuts "/" and "\" don't work. Any ideas what I could be missing?
Roll on the mobile version.....
Just had an idea, that could probably improve this product even further by introducing augmented reality to the n900 without a digital compass, if technically is possible or not is a different question...
what if for example the location of the sun, or location of stars could in parallel with gps location be used to super impose augmented reality stuff in the screen, even if the end user had to manually point out where the sun or south/north/east/west, obviously these stars will be bright and maybe could be used as augmented reality markers.
I was also thinking that maybe even using some kind of imaginary horizon line as well as manually pointing the direction which you point to, however there is already an application out there called Attitude (This application shows the pitch and roll of an accelerometer enabled device) that already could handle the horizon scenario, obviously the direction would have be done manually or based on identifying the markers, such as the sun and other stars, it certainly would be quite complex to implement and would not be perfect.
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QT Training Videos
BleachBit : cleans unnecessary files to free disk space and maintain privacy
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