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CNebulaX release 1.06.04
● Speed has been increased (grab the EXE update 1.06.04 or newer) and all reported bugs, fixed
● More than 200 nebulae outlines (bright & dark nebulae, supernova remnants, Magellanic Clouds, some star clouds and planetary nebulae
● Quick deep sky objects picker that allows listing deep sky objects by constellations and/or object type quickly, seeing also photos or maps. Especial tabs to find the best instant and night of observation, and progressive finders.
● Several common objects lists: Messier+Dyer, Herschel's 400, objects with common names, bright stars, etc
● Main databases have been corrected and recompiled. New databases and complements available: Pluto, Moon, visual binary stars, asteroids and comets (JPL September 1st 2006 databases), Milky Way, constellation boundaries, DSOs outlines.
● Digital setting circles mode for LX200 telescopes (or for any telescope, if an LX200 emulator is installed)
● Corrections in printouts and clipboard images
● Eyepiece overlays, with an editor to introduce accessories
● Earth-view maps integrated in the main maps, with 6 customisable tabs to set user's zoom levels and N, E, S and W views
● A local horizon editor to draw your observing site: mountains, hills, buildings, etc, can be overlaid in Earth-view maps.
● Observing list planner has been enhanced. It can now be deployed including special maps and photos. There is an all-sky view and horizontal, ecliptic and galactic views, and gradual-zoom finding system, with several predefined zooms in consecutive tabs.
● Visual binaries (orbital double stars) are available with ephemeredes
● List of the last visited objects
● The Milky Way is plotted as outlines, ecliptic with Sun tips indicating the situation throughout the year, galactic equator is with longitude tips and the horizon with azimuth tips
● Constellation boundaries are plotted below a certain magnification
● Customisable tabs to set user's zoom levels and N, E, W and S Earth-views
● Cluttering has been decreased
● Time picker allows plotting the sky at certain instants (twilights, midnight, moon/sun set, rise and transit, etc)
Downloading
(1) CNebulaX website: Root CNebulaX web
(2) Basic installation: Setup files for a basic installation
(3) Expand basic installation: Latest compiled EXE databases and new files
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