Am I imagining it or has the moon disappeared?
My website "Waning Crescent" is a black screen and it would appear that way on other sites as well?
Also black on the Cumulus main screen.
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Missing Moon
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Re: Missing Moon
It's just too small a crescent to be able to be shown by the resolution of the graphics. It seems to be correct, see here, for example:
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/?moonphase
Steve
http://www.iceinspace.com.au/?moonphase
Steve
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Re: Missing Moon
1.7%. I looked at a few other cumulus websites and they were showing a sizeable chunk illuminated so I thought I was missing out on my share of the pie 
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Re: Missing Moon
It's because you're in NZ, Terry, the moon is smaller there
Not to mention upside-down, which causes all kinds of other problems. There's even special code in Cumulus to draw the moon the right way round for you. Those near the equator aren't so lucky, I'm not that clever.
Steve
Not to mention upside-down, which causes all kinds of other problems. There's even special code in Cumulus to draw the moon the right way round for you. Those near the equator aren't so lucky, I'm not that clever.
Steve
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Re: Missing Moon
Well it's normal Auckland weather....overcast and possible rain so I can't check the rotation of the moon or if it even exists this far south
But the water definitely goes the wrong way down the plughole.
Re: Missing Moon
Special code to put the Moon the right way round for southerners, where is that can't seem to see it, how do I do this?
Thanks
PeterM
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PeterM
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TNETWeather
Re: Missing Moon
I'm sure it is built in to Cumulus and activates based on your Lat and Long coordinates. It's not something you "Use".
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Re: Missing Moon
Indeed, Kevin is right. The 'special' code looks like this:
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if Latitude < 0 then
// Southern hemisphere
Moon1.Rotation := rot_180
else
// Northern hemisphere
Moon1.Rotation := rot_none;