Comment 12 for bug 1173254

sorry, but I definitely don't understand...
is Ctrl-G a shortcut to the "F6 method" ?
if yes, the landscape should change accordingly (as in "F6 method")
if not, what are the differences?

The fact is that "going to" Saturn, Mars or the Moon with the direct mode (Ctrl-G) , does NOT change the landscape at all, even if those objects have a default landscape in ssystem.ini: THIS is the real bug... ;)

Please don't abandon the Ctrl-G key!! :)
it's really fantastic, fast, consistent with Celestia, but unfortunately doesn't change the landscape

Pierluigi

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 From: Bogdan Marinov <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2013 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Bug 1173254] Re: Automatic change of landscape on planet change

The solution to __what__ exactly? I did mention the lack of default
landscapes for other bodies in my comment, but I find it a really
minor issue, if it is an issue at all.

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Title:
  Automatic change of landscape on planet change

Status in Stellarium:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  I'm using "guereins" as a landscape (I like that ocean of grass!), but if I want to change my point of view, this landscape remains for all the other objects of the solar system...
  If you open the "Location window" (key F6) you can change your position from the list box named "Planet:" ...
  so you can "go to" Saturn but unfortunately the default landscape remains, giving us an excellent photograph of a terraphormed Ringed Planet !!

  :-)

  I know it's trivial to change landscapes, but I'd like to see a minimum level of authomatism in my favorite Astronomical program!!
   ;-)

  BTW Starry Night Pro Plus changes landscape according to the chosen
  object...

  Thanks
  Pierluigi

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