Version 1.3.1 of SaVi
Release Notes: This includes all work done for a workshop on satellite applications and constellations given as a guest lecturer at the International Space University Summer Session. Fisheye rendering when "satellite cones" is selected was improved. The code compiles under gcc 4.0 and on Mac OS X with make ARCH=macosx. Geomview version and rendering detection were improved, which is useful for the upcoming Geomview 1.8.2 release. Coverage color keys are hidden when coverage or diversity checkboxes are unchecked.
Other releases
Release Notes: This is a minor update that adds ActiveTcl support on Mac OS X, among other things.
Release Notes: This release builds on Tcl/Tk 8.6b1, updates the O3b script based on the latest information, adds simulations of Japanese NeLS rosette and COMMstellation, allows selection between existing J2 and classical J0 orbital models with the -orbit-model flag, provides keyboard menu shortcuts (except on buggy Mac Tk), warns against deletion of help text files, supports building with just 'make' on x86_64 Linux systems, and adds notes on packaging and release processes.
Release Notes: This release adds a fisheye option to the plot location on the coverage map, improves Geomview snapshot handling of file paths containing a space, is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, only uses -redrawn-menus on Mac OS X Leopard when required, is compatible with Tcl/Tk 8.5, builds on Ubuntu 9.10 and Fedora 12.0, fixes saving satellites to save all names but not sunlight, tidies up texts for narrow window widths, and makes the configuration advice script smarter.
Release Notes: This release includes fixes for a couple of rare Tcl/Tk errors, makes -redrawn-menus the default on Mac OS X to work around a bug in using the 10.5 Leopard menubar, adds a View Source... option, and adds more elevation circles to large fisheyes.
Release Notes: This release fixes editing problems with 1.4.0, and adds a complete help and documentation system that describes and explains the available simulated constellations.
