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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use Stellarium for my planetarium dome shows with a spherical mirror. When I use the "Search" window and click an object, the sky moves and puts the objects directly in the centre of the screen. This can be very disorienting for viewers.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like an option in the "Search" window box in the "Options" tab that says something like "don't move to object when selected".
Additional context
I use this with the "Select single constellation" option found in the "Sky Culture" viewing options. During the show, I search for a constellation that an audience member asks for, then turn on lines, labels, and artwork for that one constellation.
Ideally I would select the constellation, then manually move the sky myself to that constellation so that I give the audience context and not make them dizzy.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use Stellarium for my planetarium dome shows with a spherical mirror. When I use the "Search" window and click an object, the sky moves and puts the objects directly in the centre of the screen. This can be very disorienting for viewers.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like an option in the "Search" window box in the "Options" tab that says something like "don't move to object when selected".
Additional context
I use this with the "Select single constellation" option found in the "Sky Culture" viewing options. During the show, I search for a constellation that an audience member asks for, then turn on lines, labels, and artwork for that one constellation.
Ideally I would select the constellation, then manually move the sky myself to that constellation so that I give the audience context and not make them dizzy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: