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God I hope so, this is absolutely horrible.
Also the round thingies sticking out of the stars look like solid sausages now 
Also the round thingies sticking out of the stars look like solid sausages now
Are they cocktail sticks?
I think they're called Prominences. The ones you barrel roll through while fuel scooping. They used to look quite nice, but now they... well go have a look
(I'd personally fix the gamma curve of the alpha channel)
Edit: These thingies:
(I like the visuals of scooping
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It's horribly dark everywhere. Gamma does nothing. Sky is pitch black, inside is pitch black.
And before someone try to be smart, no, space is not black. Not even on Earth. It's a terrible misconception that stem from several factors. First, light pollution, people live in city and town, with light that dim the sky. Also, the moon. And finally, our thick atmosphere. So, what most people will ever see in their life is a black sky.
If you want to have a glimpse of space, go far away from any civilization, in a moonless night with clear sky.
This is what you'll see :
Luminosity is off for the ground due to using long exposure camera. But the sky isn't. That's what I saw as a kid, relatively far from any cities. This picture don't do it any justice, it's one of the most magnificent thing I ever saw, and I strongly advise anybody to do the trip and see it.
They are billions of stars up there. Billions of sun, some brighter than our own.
Now, before someone comment about the well known NASA black pictures of earth/moon, they are done with a specific camera that dim the star (google it), and also, the whole issue of light pollution is back, since you have a MASSIVE moon or Earth right in the middle.
And before someone try to be smart, no, space is not black. Not even on Earth. It's a terrible misconception that stem from several factors. First, light pollution, people live in city and town, with light that dim the sky. Also, the moon. And finally, our thick atmosphere. So, what most people will ever see in their life is a black sky.
If you want to have a glimpse of space, go far away from any civilization, in a moonless night with clear sky.
This is what you'll see :
Luminosity is off for the ground due to using long exposure camera. But the sky isn't. That's what I saw as a kid, relatively far from any cities. This picture don't do it any justice, it's one of the most magnificent thing I ever saw, and I strongly advise anybody to do the trip and see it.
They are billions of stars up there. Billions of sun, some brighter than our own.
Now, before someone comment about the well known NASA black pictures of earth/moon, they are done with a specific camera that dim the star (google it), and also, the whole issue of light pollution is back, since you have a MASSIVE moon or Earth right in the middle.
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Made all the sweeter by the fact they are so certain they are the ones who know what the world is like, all while living and seeing nothing but the most unnatural lifestyle to ever exist. The comedy writes itself!
Trying that out, thanks for the suggestion, I'll let people know if it works.
Hopefully it's still an option that ED pays attention to. It works in Horizons, but I have no idea what it will do in Odyssey.
Nope lol, makes things worse. It's near pitch black for the cockpit UI.
Made all the hud elements black.
Well that is disheartening. I guess I better enjoy my mod in Horizons while I can, before Odyssey code is backported and everything is ruined...