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Number of stars in Irr

sent808

Date: Sunday, 31.05.2015, 22:03 | Message # 1

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Hi i just created one Irr (250000 radius) - 22 Trillion stars.

And a sbc or sc 1 Million R - has like 12 Trillion stars.

I know that the bigger are the galaxies the more speard out are the stars. But how can a galaxy 1/4 have that brutal amount of stars. (Also i cant see any clusters in both and they have more than 10.000)

Here is the code:

Code

Galaxy "Great Azshara/M 101/UGC 8493/MCG 8-25-12" // The name of the galaxy
{
            Type "Sc" // Hubble classification type
            RA 1.4978 // Right ascension in hours
            Dec 1.1956 // Declination in degrees
            Dist 10010000000.78 // Distance in parsecs (5)
            Radius 1000000.9958 // The radius of the galaxy in parsecs
            AbsMagn -6.5 // Absolute magnitude, or
            AppMagn 4.5 // visual magnitude
            SolFade false // suppression of star generation near the Sun
}

Galaxy "Great Arya/NGC 5194/UGC 8493/MCG 8-25-12" // The name of the galaxy
{
            Type "Irr" // Hubble classification type
            RA 1.4978 // Right ascension in hours
            Dec 1.1956 // Declination in degrees
            Dist 10013000000.78 // Distance in parsecs (4)
            Radius 250000.9958 // The radius of the galaxy in parsecs
            AbsMagn -6.5 // Absolute magnitude, or
            AppMagn 4.5 // visual magnitude
            SolFade false // suppression of star generation near the Sun
}

I have the visual magnitud of galaxies down to -10. And the others at 7. Other settings by delfault.

Edited by sent808 - Sunday, 31.05.2015, 22:04

Disasterpiece

Date: Sunday, 31.05.2015, 22:55 | Message # 2

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Clusters are considered galaxies for magnitude, which is probably why you cannot see them at such a magnitude limit. I'm not sure about your other problem, though.

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sent808

Date: Monday, 01.06.2015, 10:11 | Message # 3

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Quote Disasterpiece (

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Clusters are considered galaxies for magnitude, which is probably why you cannot see them at such a magnitude limit. I'm not sure about your other problem, though.

Hi 100% right. I mannage to fix it with delfault settings but now I am getting huge lag spikes when i am in a Cluster-globular. Like maybe i have 55-60 fps and all good and then every 4-5 sec a lag spike or a freeze dont know how to call it. Out of the cluster everthing is runing good.

I have a good Nvidia Ge force ( i read the original post ) but i dont know how to Threaded optimization to off. I cant find SE in the Nvidia control panel. Edit: never mind i found it. Now waiting for the nvidia driver update and lets see what happends.

Yea i have the last driver with Threaded optimization off and still getting freezes like every3-4 seconds.

Edited by sent808 - Monday, 01.06.2015, 11:59

HarbingerDawn

Date: Monday, 01.06.2015, 12:27 | Message # 4

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Irregular galaxies have high concentrations of stars throughout their entire volume. Spiral galaxies have high concentrations of stars only in their disks and bulges, and even then only near the center. You're comparing apples to oranges.

Also, this discussion could have fit into an existing thread. Please read the forum rules.

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sent808

Date: Monday, 01.06.2015, 12:33 | Message # 5

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Quote HarbingerDawn (

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Well okey sry i didnt know that. You can close it.

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