v0.4.1

Right-align the clocks into separate columns for easier reading, and make the number of 0s in the padding adaptive to handle planets with very short or very long days and years.

v0.4

Add a better clock!

• Universe time is shown as an Earth date (Earth YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss) and in the home and current bodies' own calendars (Droo YYYY-DD hh:mm:ss).
• Click the row to show elapsed time since craft launch (T+DDD:hh:mm:ss) or since switching to the current craft (S+DDD:hh:mm:ss).
• Universe dates can start at either 1 or 0; elapsed clocks always start at 000:00:00:00.
• Each body uses its own solar day. Its year is one orbit around the sun; moons keep their parent planet's year.
• An optional second Earth universe clock uses the loaded system's physical Earth when its day, year, or initial rotation differs from real Earth; T+ and S+ add that clock only when its day length differs.

v0.3

• Revert the patch for tire tracks/skid marks since the bug was fixed in v1.4.102.0.
• Add SMAA (Subpixel Morphological Anti-Aliasing), a high-performance post-processing anti-aliasing technique. It can be used standalone or on top of MSAA or FXAA, though the latter use case is not recommended due to excessive blur.

Showcase

SMAA performance and visual benchmarks. The number within each square is the FPS of the specific configuration. Benchmarked at 2160p by launching on the secondary DSC runway with the SimpleVTOL, with ultra settings, and with Parallax 1.0 and Volken 0.5 enabled.

For Juno: New Origins v1.4.102.0 and later.

v0.2.1

Fixes a stock game bug that could spawn a stray skid mark in front of a moving vehicle when the world origin is recentered.

For Juno: New Origins v1.4.101.0 and later.

v0.2

Fix first-person camera clip planes.

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After:

For Juno: New Origins v1.4.100.0 and later.

v0.1

• Adds a setting to change the distance at which the game recenters the world origin upon the player craft. This stops parts and MFD elements from vibrating.

For Juno: New Origins v1.4.100.0 and later.