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A Guide to Mouse and Key Functions

In which we present your Coeli functions alphabetically and offer hints and tips on more effective use of the program. 

Symbols employed in the text are:

|       Right-click menu entry
~       Brief description of function
[]      Shortcut keypress

After most entries will appear the Coeli product from which the feature is present. Eg. Adastra = from Adastra upwards; Stella 2000 = from Stella 2000 upwards.  The main sequence of Coeli products runs as follows: Adastra, Adastra Plus, Stella 2000, Stella 2000 Extended. Functions with no such product indication appended to them should be assumed to be present across the entire spectrum of Coeli software.

Key          Right-click menu

[a]         ||Objects|Stars|Autoresolve|

~Auto-resolution on/off.

Default setting: on.

Auto-resolution exists to save you the trouble of manually altering both the number and apparent brightness of stars displayed in a given field at a given magnification.

We all know that when we turn a pair of binoculars on the heavens, we see many more stars than the naked eye can resolve; also, that the brighter ones look brighter still. When you zoom in with Stella's [z] key, auto-resolution attempts to achieve a similar effect while keeping proportional the ratio of stars displayed to the chosen magnification.

Compromises and personal preferences were inevitable here, which is why you can turn it off. It will be far more satisfying to achieve balance for a given starfield manually, but it demands time and practice. Our settings are a good compromise. Experience and experimentation will pay dividends with this function.

Adastra.

[A]          ||Lines|Aequator|Set on/off|

~Celestial equator on/off.

Default setting: hidden.

This is particularly instructive if displayed along with the Ecliptic. The crossing points of both lines delineate the Vernal (spring) and Autumnal (fall) Equinoxes. The sun passes through the Vernal Equinox, or First Point of Aries, on March 21, the beginning of spring, on the first full moon after which we celebrate Easter. The Autumnal Equinox falls on September 23, the beginning of autumn. Moments in the year when day and night have equal length.

Adastra

[ctrl][a]    ||Viewpoint|Projection|Auto-center

~Auto-centering on/off

Default setting: off

This function ensures that whatever object just clicked with the <left> mouse button becomes the centre of both the sky display and projection. 

Most powerful when used in conjunction with the [f]ind facility. The object of your search will always be centered in the sky window if you keep auto-centering enabled.

Auto-center can prove confusing at times, especially to those with little practical familiarity with their local celestial 'geography', as viewpoints and directions in the sky window can switch with disorienting abruptness.

Adastra Plus.

[b]     ||Settings|Effects|Tint|Whiten|

~Brighten all stars by 'whitewashing' the colour palette.

Pressing this key will brighten the stars until a certain threshold is reached, and then progressively drain each one of colour until eventually it appears white. The opposite of [D] below. Only individual taste will dictate when, or whether, you use this function.

This is one operation where the menu is best avoided, as the key needs to be kept depressed for a while until a difference in colour becomes discernible.

Restore Stella's original colours instantly with [R].

Stella 2000.

[B]   ||Settings|Effects|Brightness|Increase|

~Brighten all stars by enlargement.

Auto-resolution ([a]) automates this for you.

Creates the effect of an increase in magnitude. Use of this key is part of the process of manually 'perfecting' a starfield. Only experience and experimentation will avail you here.

The complementary function is [d].

Adastra.

[ctrl][b]   ||Lines|Constel|Boundaries|

~Constellation boundary lines

default setting: off

These boundary lines encompass the general area of the constellation in question, plotted as simple straight lines joining vertices, optimised for speed, as opposed to precise circles of RA/Dec. You may occasionally, therefore, notice a star falling just outside its group's allotted area, albeit rarely. 

Adastra.

[c]         ||Field|Centre

~Centre the display on the point last clicked.

Arguably the most important of all Stella's key functions. It is the principal means by which your view is moved about the visible sky-area. Use the stars as 'stepping stones' as you shift your gaze. The technique goes like this: click on the first point, centre the display, click on the next point, centre the display, and so on. 

Stella, unlike its precursor Coeli, does not limit you to clicking on stars for the centre/zooming functions to operate: any point on the display may be made a centre for these operations.

It is, however, important to note that centering in this way does not centre the projection, merely the display. For the greatest accuracy in depicting the immediate surroundings of a given star, it is necessary to make that area the centre of projection, the more so if a horizon-view has been specified. 

To centre the current celestial projection on a desired star or point, select the menu entry ||Viewpoint|Projection|Center on star|, or, if desired, set centering to automatic, which will have the effect of directing your line of sight immediately towards whichever object you click with the left button. For this effect choose ||Viewpoint|Projection|Auto-center.

For a more leisurely alteration of viewpoint - as if standing, turning, or raising one's eyes to a particular quadrant of the heavens - the versatile traverse and elevation tools are available. Access by keypresses [ctrl][d] and [ctrl][e], and the menu entries ||Viewpoint|Direction|Set and ||Viewpoint|Elevation|Set.

Adastra.

[C]     FOR FORTHCOMING RELEASE 

~Rise/set/transit alarms on/off.

Default setting: off.

Stella provides you with an automatic early warning of optimal/ challenging observing conditions for any given star. Suppose you intend to observe a heliacal rising of Sirius one early autumn morning. First use the [i] key to switch on continuous information readouts, then select Sirius either byright-clicking on it or using [f] to locate the star for you.

Now, provided you have activated rise/set/transit alarms with the [C] key, you can get on with something else until Stella audio-visually advises you that the moment is right for the observation. You can similarly use the function to warn you when a desired star is approaching the meridian (transit), an ideal time to turn a telescope on it, or when it is about to set (another observational challenge).

However, these alarms can be a bore when you don't need them,especially when zooming and centering, so [C] also provides the means to turn them off.

[alt]+[c]    ||Objects|Comets|Set on/off

~Comet displays on/off

Default setting: off

The registered version of Stella incorporates an extensive comet database, but the shareware release includes only a small selection of important periodic comets, such as Hale-Bopp and Halley.

In general, comets are automatically disabled if there are none of significant enough magnitude present in the sky for the time and place being displayed, an expedient which tends to improve the all-round responsiveness of the program. 

Stella 2000.

[d]         ||Settings|Effects|Tint|Deepen|

~Deepen each star's perceived colour.

The opposite of [B].

Pressing this key will darken the stars until a certain threshold is reached, and then progressively drain each one of colour until eventually it disappears in blackness. This is one function where the menu is best avoided, as the key needs to be kept depressed for a while until a difference in colour becomes noticeable.

This tends to bring out a star's 'character' or essential hue, emphasising colour at the expense of brilliance, and as such is likely to be used more than its complementary function(which merely washes out colour). Again, whether any use is found for this keypress is a question of individual taste.

As regards spectral type and colour index, it makes for easier comparison between adjacent stars. It is also useful for bringing out colour on the DSTN screens of notebook computers.

Restore Stella's original colours instantly with [R].

Stella 2000.

[D]      ||Settings|Effects|Brightness|Decrease|

~Diminish ('shrink') all stars.

The opposite of [b].

Creates an effect of dimming or reduction in magnitude.

Adastra.

[e]      ||Viewpoint|Direction|East|

~Face east and update all star positions.

An alternative to using the [left/right] arrow keys, this will orientate you instantly to one of the four cardinal compass points. Your view's elevation is not affected.

East is on the left when Stella starts up.

Adastra.

[E]     ||Lines|Ecliptic|Set on/off|

~Ecliptic line on/off.

Default setting: hidden.

A simple guideline in purple is drawn. At higher magnifications best switched off, as it only increases Stella's response-time (though not by very much).

The ecliptic is the path the Sun, Moon and major planets appear to follow in their peregrinations through the heavens. The stars straddling the narrow band north and south of the ecliptic are the 12 constellations - not to be confused with signs - of the Zodiac.

These latter no longer correspond to those of astrology, which remains 'stalled' at the situation pertaining 2000 years ago, the Age of Aries! As you are doubtless aware, we now find ourselves at the end of the Age of Pisces, on the cusp of Aquarius. In other words, it is between the constellations of Pisces and Aquarius that you must today look for the sun at the spring equinox - March 21 - and not in Aries, where Jesus would have viewed it and where, for convenience, the astrologers still consider it to be.

Adastra.

[f]     ||Find|by Name|

~Find any object by name

This will bring up a dialog with whose help you will be able to search for any named object currently in Stella's database: stars, planets, DSOs, and constellations. 4 check boxes allow you to specify which of these categories will appear in the selection list.

Use the mouse to select from the alphabetically-sorted dropdown menu, click the [find+] button, and the object will appear in the Sky Window circled red. If the red circle is not immediately visible, the object sought lies outside your current field of view (see next paragraph).

[Find] is most effective with auto-centering enabled. Activate auto-centering from the menu entry 

||Viewpoint|Projection|Auto-center|

Auto-centering will ensure that the located object always becomes the centre of both the sky display and the projection.

With the Report window open simultaneously, the Find facility gains even more power. Full textual data for the located object is immediately available for perusal, editing and exporting. 

A constellation-search will spotlight the desired star-group against a neutralised sky, and the window will centre on its principal star. To return from spotlight display mode a normal state (ie. all stars illuminated), select the item 'Not designated' from the dropdown list. 

This function can be most useful for appreciating a star-group's true extent, something which constellation lines generally fail to reflect.

SHORTCUT: To return the sky to normal after constellation spotlight mode, simply click inside the Coeli icon in the Find by Name box.

A red ring will continue to circle the currently selected object (the one last searched for or clicked on) while the Find dialog remains on screen. Hiding the dialog will hide the circle.

Adastra.

[F]     ||Find|by Designation|

~Find any star by designation

This will bring up a dialog with whose help you will be able to search for any star currently in Stella's database by the following  nomenclature conventions: Bayer letter (Greek), Flamsteed number, Variable star letter(s), Henry Draper, Yale Catalog (HR), and SA0 numbers. Radio buttons are provided to select which form of designation is required.

Use the mouse to select from the dropdown menus, click the [find+] button, and the object, if found, will appear in the Sky Window circled red. If the red circle is not immediately visible, the object sought lies outside your current field of view (see next paragraph).

[Find] is most effective with auto-centering enabled. Activate auto-centering from the menu entry 

||Viewpoint|Projection|Auto-center|

Auto-centering will ensure that the located object always becomes the centre of both the sky display and the projection. If the object found is below the current limiting magnitude, all stars down to the magnitude of the selected object will become visible, with a red ring around the located star. 

With the Report window open simultaneously, the Find facility gains even more power. Full textual data for the located object is immediately available for perusal, editing and export.  

A red ring will continue to circle the currently selected object (the one last searched for or clicked on) while the Find dialog remains onscreen. Hiding the dialog will hide the circle.

Stella 2000.

[H]         ||Viewpoint|Elevation|Horizon|

~Horizon view.

The centre of your personal view (your line of sight) will be directly ahead. In other words, this key centres the current celestial projection at zero degrees altitude.

Please be aware that, although a horizon view is the one which most approximates the experience of standing and casually viewing whatever quarter of the heavens confronts you, it is also the one which introduces the most distortion into the sky representation as a whole. The distortion is of course most pronounced at the field's extremities: the top, bottom, and edges. If you use this viewpoint a lot, and you probably will, please remember to bring the required sector of the 360 degree horizon into the centre of your field by use of either [arrow keys] or ||Viewpoint|Projection|Center on star/Auto-center.

Certain projections (the stereographic, for example) are better at coping with edge-distortion, but do this by compromising in other areas. The stereographic will always render the shapes of the constellations more or less faithfully, but with extreme enlargement at the limits. It is nevertheless probably the best projection to select when viewing the horizon closely, especially with constellation lines.

You will of course eventually reach a horizon view by using the 'elevation tool', but [H] is the fastest way to achieve this.

In many situations, and for accuracy, an intermediate view between zenith and horizon is the most effective. An intermediate (45 degree) view may be achieved most simply by selecting ||Viewpoint|Elevation|Intermediate| from the right-click menu, or by pressing [ctrl] [i].

Adastra.

[I]     ||Settings|Effects|Sky|Invert| 

~Inverted image on/off.

Default setting: off

Inverts the display in the y-axis. A convenience for telescopic observers. 

Adastra.

[ctrl]+[i]     ||Objects|Messier|ImageIcons| 

~ImageIcons on/off

default setting: on

ImageIcons, as their name suggests, are iconised images of celestial objects (primarily planets & DSOs). In fully registered copies of Stella the icon is either a photograph of the object itself (in the case of Messier), or a true image of the object's type or class.

Adastra Plus.

[j]         ||Objects|Stars|Designations|

~Star designation labels on/off

Default setting: off

You have the choice, as with [N], of a completely 'natural' display of the heavens or a map-like labelling. This key switches Bayer designations (Greek letters), Flamsteed numbers, and variable letters, on or off.

The size of the lettering can be adjusted through 3 levels by selecting ||Settings|Labels|Large/Medium/Small from the Sky window's right-click menu. 

Please note that for labels to be available, the standard MS Windows Small Fonts font should be installed. Additionally, a 'Large Fonts' setting in the Control Panel's Display tab will always give the most satisfactory results in Stella 2000.

Adastra.

[k]       |Settings|Effects|Sky|Brighten  
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~Sunshine/moonshine
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Adastra Plus.

[j]         ||Objects|Stars|Designations|

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Adastra.

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