egg changed the topic of #principia to: Logs: https://esper.irclog.whitequark.org/principia | <scott_manley> anyone that doubts the wisdom of retrograde bop needs to get the hell out | https://xkcd.com/323/ | <egg> calculating the influence of lamont on Pluto is a bit silly…
<queqiao--> Reply to "C​la​ye​l: the glow is from HDR in tufx, you can just turn the HDR setting off"
<queqiao--> <R​D-​30​1 ​wo​rs​hi​pp​er​> Ah so that’s why I routinely burn my retinas when trying to perform future maneuvers in systems with a lot of moons
_whitelogger has joined #principia
paculino has joined #principia
_whitelogger has joined #principia
paculino has quit [Ping timeout: 207 seconds]
<queqiao--> Reply to "C​la​ye​l: the glow is from HDR in tufx, you can just turn the HDR setting off"
<queqiao--> <S​pi​tf​ir​e> uh
<queqiao--> <S​pi​tf​ir​e> where TUFX settings
<queqiao--> <C​la​ye​l> the button on your toolbar that says tufz
<queqiao--> Reply to "C​la​ye​l: the button on your toolbar that says tufx"
<queqiao--> <S​pi​tf​ir​e> alright thanks
<queqiao--> <S​pi​tf​ir​e> also how do I see in how long my object's orbit will deteriorate
<queqiao--> <e​zs​na​ck​> Read the wiki
<queqiao--> <R​OB​ot​ 2​.0​> https://github.com/mockingbirdnest/Principia/wiki/Concepts
_whitelogger has joined #principia
_whitelogger has joined #principia
raptop has quit [Ping timeout: 190 seconds]
raptop has joined #principia
paculino has joined #principia
<_whitenotifier-4f63> [Skopos] Clayell opened pull request #37: Remove toolbar button from VAB and SPH where it cannot be used - https://github.com/mockingbirdnest/Skopos/pull/37
paculino has quit [Ping timeout: 207 seconds]
<queqiao--> <R​ad​ -​ L​R-​87​ f​an​at​ic​> Question: how much does Principia like having to do the calculations for several objects up to 2 light years away going significant fractions of the speed of light (25% c was highest I saw)
raptop has quit [Ping timeout: 190 seconds]
raptop has joined #principia
<raptop> I'm pretty sure that even if that doesn't cause timestep problems, γ~1.033 will result in some errors in the orbit calculations. Though I suppose if you're not getting too close to a star it might not be a big deal?
<raptop> But the biggest problem I think is that you'll get performance issues from the path length needed for a multiple lightyear trajectory?