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on Thursday, April 08, 2004 - 02:28 PM GMT - 2436 Reads
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FMJ-Software announces the release of version 2.6 of the 3D software planetarium «StarStrider»...
For more screen shots, information, and a free trial download, please visit:
http://www.starstrider.com
With StarStrider, you can not only see the celestial sky as seen from
Earth - you also get the power to visit the other planets and moons of our
solar system. But not only that, you can even journey to other stars and
watch our Sun faint to a dot among millions of others. What do the Pleiades
look like from behind? What constellation is our Sun part of, as seen from
Vega? What are the relativistic effects when approaching light speeds?
How do the celestial fields look like with exaggerated 3D stereo vision?
Get the answers in StarStrider!
Selected features:
· Photo realistic rendering.
· Travel through space in 3D.
· Visit the planets and satellites of the solar system - or take a hike
to the nearest 100 000 stars (close to 2 million with the ASCC add-on).
· View the veil of the Milky Way, distant galaxies, star clusters and nebulae.
· Accurate relativistic effects during space flight (aberration and Doppler
shift options).
· Supports anaglyphic stereo glasses.
· Advanced scripting engine.
· Extensive tutorials and program manual.
System requirements:
· Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP
· DirectX v9.0 or later
· Pentium III or AND Athlon or later CPU (faster is better)
· 3D graphics card
· 128 MB of RAM (256 MB is better)
Optional:
· Anaglyph 3D glasses
· A joystick and other controllers
· Large texture pack add-on (for 3D-cards with 16MB or more memory).
· ASCC data-base add-on (with a mind boggling 2 million stars)
· Screen-saver add-on
StarStrider is published by FMJ-Software - a small multimedia software
development company based in Sweden and founded in 1999. Visit our web
site with additional products on http://www.fmjsoft.com/
For questions about StarStrider, please contact alexis@starstrider.com |
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