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Hi Sally,


Let me get with the engineers and see what we can do. It is in the bigDipper.lines file in the consetalltions_seperated/bigDipper module folder but unless you know exact star positions it can be a pain to try and figure out.

Hi Kachun,

The kmz layers actually are not effected by Alpha property changes unfortunately. If you try to change your code to use the Enabled property instead in the uvCycler.js you will get it to work.

P.S. Lets continue this discussion either in a new issue or email, just to get clarity on this Issue. :)

Best regards,
Jawad

The property you'll want to look at to re-size them is Fov, which is measured in degrees.
Use <SLIDENAME>.prop.Fov 10 10 to set the image to cover 10 degrees of your field of view. This, too, can be animated by adding another number at the end, in seconds.
Hi,

I did a least effort change to this UI to get your custom event commands for "uv-message-button" to work.

1. First I added the following to index.htm, right below the include of jquery.min.js: <script src="/js/uniview.js"></script>
2. Secondly, I changed "sendMessage(msg);" to "uniview.sendEvent(msg);" on line 296 in uvTray.js

Please see the attached file: html.zip

The uvTray.js file contains a number of calls to sendMessage(...) which all need to be switched out to uniview.sendEvent(...) instead. It should work well for any text commands. I'm lacking your profile data (bookmarks, module setup etc) to verify much more than that toggles and flytos work, but they should all be fine. Placing the html folder in the profile as you suggest is enough once you've made these changes.

As a side-note, uvfleck still technically works (perhaps you're just missing the trailing carriage return and new line that are now required) but I really wouldn't recommend using uvfleck anymore as we've completely dropped support for it in favor of the new, built-in web interface.

Hops that helps!
-Mikael
Hi Jenny,

One way to do that to the tully module is to change the color map values. To do this I would suggest
you copy the original tully module (of 1.5, not 1.3) into your custom modules folder.

1) There's a file called clouds.map in the module folder. Open it
2) There are 11 entries for different color with labels like 1: , 2: 3: etc.
3) You can change the color values to 1 1 1 for setting them as completely white
4) Add the module in your profile and run Theater.


Best,
Jawad
First of all, I think what you'll most likely be interested in from the documentation are these commands (here with default values for Mars):

mars.planetfx atmosphere betaR 1.0e-005 1.0e-005 0.9e-005
mars.planetfx atmosphere mieAmount 1.8

There are also a few more properties not defined by the documentation, but which you will find if you start poking around in the .pfx file for a planet. If you're making your own module based off of the standard Mars module, there are two parameters in the data\mars.pfx called massCentreRayleigh and mieColor that you could tweak as well. You can also get to these in the same way as the documented parameters above:

mars.planetfx atmosphere massCentreRayleigh 0.330
mars.planetfx atmosphere mieColor 1.23 0.854 0.654

Please remember that you should never ever change any values directly in the standard module files - it will likely break future patches. If you want to change them, make a copy in your custom modules folder and edit that instead.