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- | ====== piMars 2020-07-10 ====== | ||
- | It's been a few days since I wrote an update, so here's what's happening. Firstly, and a bit off-topic, NASA have stopped updating their Mars Weather page, and the data isn't currently coming through from their servers via the Open API. At the same time, I'm getting email updates from JPL with micro-animations of the lander at work and no mention at all of anything holding up the weather data (such as a dust storm). I'll contact them with some suggestions to improve their API. | ||
- | Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the piMars software is coming along. | ||
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- | ===== Sexier, More Flexible ===== | ||
- | Within the software, I've started referring to it as **//< | ||
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- | The skin system is complete, and the software now understands simple locations, so you can add a location (latitude/ | ||
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- | The **Admin** screen is looking good, and divided into three tabs: Skins, Missions, Locations. Skins and Missions are now working so you can set both of them, and I'm currently working on Locations. This requires an on-screen keyboard, or some very messy controls, to allow data entry. I opted for the keyboard. |
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