| Wed Nov 5 05:13:59 2014 by Ron Vantreese |
| This resolved some bugs, expanded limits when possible to 2 billion (just be careful when picking large dimensions :) ). Added a [Randomize] to the Mogensen Planet Generator seed. Enjoy :) |
| Sat Mar 4 16:39:06 2017 by Tomahawk |
| Where can I download the latest release? What I have is the old version |
| Sat Mar 4 16:39:48 2017 by Tomahawk |
| Nevermind |
| Wed Mar 15 09:31:42 2017 by RGT |
| Can you say where you got it? The only seemingly relevant thread only has a link to a version last updated in like early 2016. Thread was only up due to your comment, nothing else seemed updated. |
| Wed Mar 15 15:24:49 2017 by GenericUser#12 |
| What I honestly would like to see is 3 things 1: A "Water Percentage" on all projection types, not just the Peters 2: A Map of Earth (just for size reference to a real world scale) 3: An Interactive Globe Projection, to completely remove size or area distortion Just a though |
| Wed Mar 15 15:25:19 2017 by GenericUser#12 |
| *thought |
| Wed Mar 15 17:37:33 2017 by Torben |
| The water percentage is difficult to determine in projections that are no area preserving, which is why it is reported only for the Peters projection (which is area-preserving). I suppose I could add it also for the other area-preserving projections (such as Mollweide), and with some effort also for other projections (though that will require calculating the distortion factor). I'm fairly busy at the time, so it will not be any time soon, though. I will let Ron consider comparative maps and interactive globes. |
| Sat Mar 25 21:52:59 2017 by Ron Vantreese |
| I apologize for the delay in seeing this. Here is the link. http://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/73-vpplanetgenerator/ |
| Tue Aug 22 14:46:47 2017 by JM Callaway |
| NOT being an overly computer-savvy person ("I'm a sculptor, not a programmer, Jim!"), I'm curious about how (if possible) to get the VPplanet Generator download to run in OS X. |
| Sun Aug 27 07:01:21 2017 by RGT |
| What's the max render size for maps? I just tried rendering a 10k x 5k map as I used to do in DOS version and it crashed. :S |
| Wed Oct 4 18:16:09 2017 by PaulBury |
| The render size limition is a shame! :( 64 bit version with unlimited render size, multicore support and maybe CUDA support would be a bliss. |
| Wed Oct 4 18:16:11 2017 by PaulBury |
| The render size limition is a shame! :( 64 bit version with unlimited render size, multicore support and maybe CUDA support would be a bliss. |