• Changes to M45 image

• Performance improvement for media browser interface

• More intuitive media browser interface
• Ability to turn light travel time correction on or off
• New M45 photograph
• New Rhea texture
• Updated annual motion standard script
• Adds "visit the moon" standard script
• Bug fixes

• Added Norse constellations
• Added Thai translation
• Updated translations for the following languages: es fr id nb sv tr

• Significant improvements to starfield realism, including light pollution simulation feature
• Multiple constellations can be selected at one time
• Video playback can now be scripted
• Quickly reload you default settings with two button presses
• Choose between calendar day or sidereal day time step buttons
• Inuit constellation art by Johan Meuris
• Standard script to view the solar system from above
• Bug fixes

• Improved moon texture and earth shadow.

• Updates world timezone rules, including changes this year to daylight saving dates in North America.

• More realistic Earth as viewed from other planets
• Adds more translations
• Bug fixes

• Corrected French constellation translations

• Show the sky from other planets and moons or above the solar system
• More solar system moons
• Constellation boundaries
• Translations for sky labels and the configuration menu for over 40 languages
• Colors can be customized for labels and lines
• Added Inuit and Lakota sky cultures
• New pine forest landscape
• Tri-state toggles replaced with a shift button (see the latest Digitarium Software User Manual)

• Increases available audio amplification levels for systems with serial numbers begining with 102.

• All supported languages now have correct cardinal point translations (some were defaulting to English).

• Added direct random access capability for multi-media
• Moved volume controls to the "-7" and "+7" buttons

• Added Navajo constellation line drawings
• Improved media browser interface
• Bug fixes

• More nebula images
• Bug fix

• More detailed Milky Way image

• Meridian can be displayed alone (use azimuthal grid button)
• Nebula labels can be limited by magnitude (see menu item 5.6)
• Cursor can be set to timeout. Recommended for maximizing realism. (See menu item 5.8)
• Various bug fixes.

Other changes include:

• Star distances are displayed along with magnitude
• Lunar eclipses
• Chinese and Egyptian constellations
• Additional sky label languages
• Additional star names
• Dates wrap around when setting the time in the menu
• Milky Way intensity can be adjusted
• Various bug fixes.

• Fixed bug that prevented tiff format images from drawing.

• Cardinal points are now translated for the sky language selected
• Date display format can now be changed from configuration menu (item 2.6)
• French and Spanish planet names now have accented characters

• DSOs are now loaded in the background for significantly faster startup.
• When using non-point objects, the final sizes can be scaled to your preference. See menu item 5.3.

New features:

• More realistic meteor showers.
• Added two new landscape options.
• Atmosphere darkening during solar eclipses (experimental).

• Planet trails didn't always begin drawing immediately.
• Zoom on Pluto was too close.

• Planet trails: view the paths of the planets against the stars. Great for highlighting retrograde motion. Press ecliptic button once to turn on the ecliptic, a second time to turn on planet trails, again to turn off both. As time passes the trails grow out to 60 days in length. Zooming one level while in manual zoom mode allows great views centered on a particular planet.
• Precession of the Equinoxes: For easiest viewing, use the number buttons to enter years into the Set Time : Sky Time menu item. Note that when entering BCE years, due to the year zero, 4 BCE = -3, 20 BCE = -19, etc.
• Magnitude object sizing: To better display magnitude differences between objects, you can choose to use more than one pixel per star or planet in a full-sky view. This makes star and constellation identification easier. See the Effects : Object Sizing Rule menu item. You should also adjust the Stars : Star Magnitude Multiplier to your liking after this change.

Bug fixes:

• Daylight savings time wasn't being handled correctly.
• You could get stuck by hitting the media mode button quickly and repeatedly.
• Atmosphere (when on) would sometimes flash white.

Tips:

• You don't usually have to be exactly over an object to select it, just close.
• If you are near an object you want to select, but are afraid of accelerating past it, you can let go and repress the pointer button before the acceleration timer kicks in. (The timer is reset each time you press a pointer button.)

Other changes include more accurate positioning of the Galilean moons and the great red spot, adjustments to planet rotational alignments, and a smoother atmosphere fade function.

• Added polynesian constellations (see "General" menu section)
• Added Spanish, French, and Hawaiian sky labels (see "General" menu section)
• Added drawing of planet orbits (press planet label button an additional time)
• Added atmosphere fade on/off
• Improved constellation art fade on/off
• Changed cursor to cross-hair style
• Made horizon text easier to read with atmosphere on
• Manual zoom-in allows button to be held down continuously while zooming

If you get a dependency error message, run the update function once more to completely install this update.

NOTE: Arrow buttons are used to navigate media and DVD menus.

• Leaving meteor showers on would eventually cause stellarium to restart.
• Editing sky time would not allow hour, minute, or second value to be zero.
• Editing sky time did not account for daylight savings.