Orbiter Screenshot Thread

No,it is a free seamless texture with grayscale and added brightness/contrast. It looks good on martian terrain sand coloured.
Is there a free version of texture maker?
 
Good luck today, SpaceX!

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2018 (borrowed some textures and meshes from SSU for SLS, the HIF is my own)

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Some shots from Launch Complex 39B earlier this week 10 years ago as final preparations for the STS-114 Integrated Tanking Test (S0037) was in work. The vehicle is being lit up by the pad stadium lights and powerful xenon lights stationed around the perimeter of the pad.

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I have a low end laptop running Kubuntu (I'm writing this from that system right now) and I'm wondering how Orbiter will run on it with D3D9 :hmm: Lets check that out tomorrow :)
 
While running Orbiter in KDE, I had some small problems, I could solve activating the "Window with taskbar" option.
I'll try to start from scratch a Orbiter installation, in PlayOnLinux that allows to shape a virtual drive according to our needs. I think that will be able to solve the (few incompatibilities) that currently if Orbiter is installed in Wine (at least according to my guide).
 
Edit:Does anybody know why when I post my image from .JPG to my OF album it loses quality?
:hailprobe:

If the image size is above some limit, the forum will resize the image automatically, and it does no do a very good job.
 
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