Plugins
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*[0.10.6+] [[Solar System Editor plugin|Solar System Editor]] | *[0.10.6+] [[Solar System Editor plugin|Solar System Editor]] | ||
*[0.10.6+] [[Time Zone plugin|Time Zone]] | *[0.10.6+] [[Time Zone plugin|Time Zone]] | ||
| + | *[0.11.0+] [[Historical Supernovae plugin|Historical Supernovae]] | ||
'''All these plug-ins are "built-in" and DON'T need to be downloaded separately.''' | '''All these plug-ins are "built-in" and DON'T need to be downloaded separately.''' | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 16 July 2011
Since version 0.10.3, Stellarium's packages include a number of plug-ins:
- [0.10.3+] Angle Measure - a tool for measuring the angular distance between two points
- [0.10.3+] Compass Marks - add marks for compass bearings along the horizon
- [0.10.3+] Oculars - simulate the view through various telescope eyepeices
- [0.10.3+] Telescope Control - allows Stellarium to control a computerized telescope
- [0.10.3+] Text User Interface - re-implements the old TUI (useful for planetarium users)
- [0.10.3+] Satellites - calculates and renders Satellites in Earth orbit from NORAD/TLE data (hello ISS!)
- [0.10.6+] Solar System Editor
- [0.10.6+] Time Zone
- [0.11.0+] Historical Supernovae
All these plug-ins are "built-in" and DON'T need to be downloaded separately.
Some other plug-ins exist:
- LogBook - allows you to record observation notes, and track your observation sessions
- VirGO - The ESO-sponsored archive browsing and visualization tool
Enabling plugins
To enable a plugin:
- Open the Configuration dialog (press F2 or use the left tool bar button)
- Select the Plugins tab
- Select the plugin you want to enable from the list
- Check the Load at startup option
- Restart Stellarium
If the plugin has configuration options, the configuration button will be enabled when the plugin is loaded.
