stars as solid disk? #1797
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Hello, |
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No. There are two options, a soft-edged disk and a spiky star. Solid disks can be found with other programs. |
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I assume I'm not the first person to ask about this feature? MAy I ask why this is not an option? It would make printed skycharts much more readable under a dark sky. |
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Stellarium's strongest point is not printed sky charts. Various astro fora discuss optimized printing mostly with other, also free programs. Stellarium is about nicer images with many colors between black and white. Presumably most users say "good enough" to expendable printouts. I hope you create inverted screenshots, black stars on white ground? |
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OK understood. Yes, I inverted colors for printouts. I love stellarium, just being curious. Thanks for your answer and clarification. 👍 |
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see also #1662 |
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No. There are two options, a soft-edged disk and a spiky star. Solid disks can be found with other programs.