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Mattia, I agree there is some over simplification in the code here. I make improvement to how the Sun is draw near the horizon but this was not reported to the rise/set computation. I need to replace code in cu_planet, between row 2655 and 2665. |
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The change are in revision 3228 and 3229. Depressed horizon, temperature and pressure are now taken into account to compute the rise/set time. The rise/set time are now displayed with 1 second precision instead of 1 minute. http://sourceforge.net/p/skychart/code/3228/ http://sourceforge.net/p/skychart/code/3229/ |
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I think there's still something wrong: - now with "depressed horizon" turned off, changing observer altitude slightly change rise and set time (without moving the horizon line); - with "depressed horizon" turned on, Sun's position on the chart on the rise or set time does not correspond neither to horizon or depressed horizon. Also seems that increasing the observer elevation postpone sunrise time instead of move up |
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It look like you need to open and close the observatory settings two time for the change to take effect, otherwise the change is only partial and this give incorrect result. Can you try if reopening the observatory setting and click OK again fix the problem. I will look to fix what is do in wrong order after changing this settings. |
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The calendar was updated before the new refraction constant are computed. This is fixed by 3235 and 3236. https://sourceforge.net/p/skychart/code/3235/ https://sourceforge.net/p/skychart/code/3236/ |
- Anonymous
