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[MonkeyDLuffy]

How about the Ptolemy's System? The Moon, Mercury, Venus, The Sun, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn orbit Earth.

You can also post other sims that should be in UNiverse Sandbox.

[monmarfori]

And the system of Antennae Galaxies interacting

[monmarfori]

also a real milky way and andromeda galaxy collision

[HallowedError]

To MonkeyDLuffy:
I think there is already a system like that, just called something else if I'm not mistaken.

To Monmarfari:
That's off topic. How can the andromeda and Milky Way collision be made more real anyway?

[Bla]

It would be cool if it was possible that the Andromeda and Milkyway galaxies already had a speed when the simulation starts, it get's a little bit boring waiting so long time for them to accelerate, and I'm sure they had a velocity before being at the starting places.

Btw I think there already is a system like that called Aristotete (or something like that), under community systems.

[FGFG]

How about the Ptolemy's System? The Moon, Mercury, Venus, The Sun, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn orbit Earth.

You can also post other sims that should be in UNiverse Sandbox.

Well, i made an aristotelic solar system and it is already included in US

[Dan Dixon]

FGFG's system can be found under Open > Community Systems > Aristotelic Solar System.


Something else to try:
1 - Open "Our Solar System" (under Standard)
2 - Right click on the earth and select "Set to Center"

This shows all motion (and trails) relative to the motion of the Earth (as if the Earth is standing still).
You can do this with any body in Universe Sandbox.

It would be cool if it was possible that the Andromeda and Milkyway galaxies already had a speed when the simulation starts...

That's a good idea, as the collision is a bit slow to get going.


Something that I like to do when friends come over is to load up a galaxy collision simulation, put it up on my television, slow it down so that the motion is very subtle (decrease the time step), and turn on Camera orbit.

These are the approximate settings that I have used:
Time step = 5000 years
Camera Orbit = .2 (degrees of rotation per sec)
Particles Multiplier = 3

It's kind of like slow motion art.

[monmarfori]

please create my system which has a star system. HR99 System. in the next update.

[monmarfori]

That is my real Andromeda-Milkyway collision

[MonkeyDLuffy]

wow O_o

[basvanorsouw]

i have a question where can i download?? or buy universe sandbox
i think i like it but i need the download link or shop

[FGFG]

just click here:
http://universesandbox.com/buy/

[Naru523]

FGFG's system can be found under Open > Community Systems > Aristotelic Solar System.


Something else to try:
1 - Open "Our Solar System" (under Standard)
2 - Right click on the earth and select "Set to Center"

This shows all motion (and trails) relative to the motion of the Earth (as if the Earth is standing still).
You can do this with any body in Universe Sandbox.

It would be cool if it was possible that the Andromeda and Milkyway galaxies already had a speed when the simulation starts...

That's a good idea, as the collision is a bit slow to get going.


Something that I like to do when friends come over is to load up a galaxy collision simulation, put it up on my television, slow it down so that the motion is very subtle (decrease the time step), and turn on Camera orbit.

These are the approximate settings that I have used:
Time step = 5000 years
Camera Orbit = .2 (degrees of rotation per sec)
Particles Multiplier = 3

It's kind of like slow motion art.

Thanks, Dan.