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# Example RC file for spacechart
# $Id: spacechartrc,v 1.8 2002/11/24 18:18:55 mcoca Exp $
# To load the default data file at startup (commented because path is
# installation dependent):
# catalog = "/usr/local/share/spacechart/hip30.dat"
# Longitude/Latitude of the user, in degrees. Format:
# user_coords = (latitude, longitude)
user_coords = (0,0h0m)
# User orientation
# This defines which side is "up" on the display, as the angle in degrees
# to the line that points to the north pole.
north = 0
# The point of space that will be the center of the display.
# In XYZ coordinates.
center = (0,0,0)
# The radius of the visible sphere. Format:
# view_radius = distance unit, where unit can be pc (parsec) or ly (light year)
view_radius = 5.5 pc
# The maximum lenght of a link to be shown on the map. Format:
# max_link = distance unit, where unit can be pc (parsec) or ly (light year)
max_link = 2.5 pc
# Choose whether links should be visible on the map. true or false.
show_links = true
# Choose whether links should have a label with their length. true or false.
show_link_labels = false
# Choose whether stars should have a label with their name. true or false.
show_star_labels = true
# Color for the labels in the map. RGB values in the [0.0-1.0] range, as shown:
labels_color = (R:0.0; G:1.0; B:1.0)
# X Font name for the font used for the labels
labels_font = "fixed"
# Unit used for distances through the program. Possible values are pc (parsecs)
# and ly (light years)
distance_unit = pc
# Rule to choose which stars are shown
# Format is:
# star_selection = ( min_lum; max_lum; set_of_classes; show_multiples )
# min_lum the minimum luminosity you want, empty to indicate no limit.
# max_lum the maximum luminosity you want, empty to indicate no limit.
# set_of_classes is a square bracket enclosed list of spectral classes you
# want to be shown. Empty means no stars are shown.
# show_multiples is either true or false.
star_selection = (;;[OBAFGKMW];true)
# Rules to specify how stars are drawn.
# First, the color to use for each spectral type. Order matters!! 'W' means
# any white dwarf.
star_rules = ( ( O : (R: 1.0 ; G: 1.0 ; B: 1.0 ); \
B : (R: 1.0 ; G: 1.0 ; B: 1.0 ); \
A : (R: 0.9 ; G: 1.0 ; B: 1.0 ); \
F : (R: 1.0 ; G :1.0 ; B: 0.75 ); \
G : (R: 1.0 ; G: 1.0 ; B: 0.0 ); \
K : (R: 1.0 ; G: 0.5 ; B: 0.0 ); \
M : (R: 1.0 ; G: 0.0 ; B: 0.0 ); \
W : (R: 0.75 ; G: 0.75 ; B: 0.75 ) ), \
# This determines the size of the star drawing based on it's
# luminosity. Just specify the luminosity values where the size
# of the star will change.
( 0.4 ; 10.0 ; 50.0 ; 100.0 ), \
# Rule to choose which stars have a label attached.
# Same syntax as for star_selection above.
( 1; ; [OBAFGKMW]; true ) \
)
# Rules to specify how links are drawn. This only says how they are drawn,
# not which ones are shown (for that, see max_link)
link_rules = ( # For each rule, first the maximum length to which it applies,
# the color of the links, their style ("solid" or "dashed"), and
# it's width.
# Up to 1.5 parsecs, bright blue, solid, thinnest possible line
( 1.5 pc ; (R:0.0; G:0.7; B:1.0) ; solid ; 0 ), \
# Up to 2.0 parsecs, darker blue, solid, thinnest possible line
( 2.0 pc ; (R:0.0; G:0.48; B:0.80) ; solid ; 0 ), \
# Default rule (used for links longer than 2.0 pc and shorter
# than max_link), dark blue, dashed, thinnest possible line
( (R:0.0; G:0.36; B:0.60) ; dashed ; 0 ) \
)
# Keybindings
MoveUp = Shift + 'w'
MoveDown = Shift + 's'
MoveLeft = Shift + 'a'
MoveRight = Shift + 'd'
MoveFront = Shift + 'q'
MoveRear = Shift + 'e'
RotateUp = 'w'
RotateDown = 's'
RotateLeft = 'a'
RotateRight = 'd'
OpenSettings = Alt + 'p'
OpenStarSelection = Alt + 's'
ToggleLinks = Alt + 'l'
ToggleLinkLabels = Alt + 'd'
ToggleStarLabels = Alt + 'n'
ReloadSettings = Ctrl + 'r'
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