shrx

you can try to activate the datapoint with `d.updatedps(['1'])`

> A "sky image" is "in the deep sky" behind the stars, not in the foreground. To draw a landscape foreground, the landscapes are used. These can be properly specified...

Thanks for the suggestions, will check the User Guide to see how to implement it with the old_style landscape. Indeed I only need a couple of degrees' worth of the...

It doesn't seem to be possible to achieve what I want with the old_style landscape approach you've suggested. If I only specify one texture file, it stretches it all around...

> You can specify _N_ sides, and use e.g. a transparent PNG for those that you don't have. That would mean I'd need to have about 200 extra redundant transparent...

Specifying `nbside = N` and `nbsidetex < N` crashes Stellarium. This solution with specifying 200 additional textures might work but it's clearly a bad hack to achieve something the landscape...

I could give it a go, if pull requests are welcome.

I'd rather keep it as close as possible to the functionality of the StelSkyLayerMgr method, so it would function as an extra image, not the whole landscape (for which there...

I managed to draw an image in front of the landscape by adding the appropriate functions to `LandscapeMgr`, however the Sun and asterisms are still visible through the image: ...

Yes, same result in all cases. Additionally, it seems that the argument is not passed to the program: ``` ~/.local/bin/himalaya.exe Cannot find configuration at C:\Users\sharix\AppData\Roaming\himalaya\config.toml. ? Would you like to...