Found this beautiful system OOSCS FREAU LI-H D11-457. It has a landable planet in a super tight orbit around it's parent white dwarf. Unfortunately the whole orbit is within the WD's exclusion zone so thus - Failed world of death since you can't get to it.
I've had this thing for about a month and seems to be doing what I want, except for the auto volume feature.
With it turned on I still hear some pretty big spikes/drops in volume. I've had TV's over a decade ago that advertised the feature and they worked flawlessly so it seems like it's a "solved" problem.
Is there some trick to getting this to work?
I'm adjusting star representation on a local galaxy map app that I'm making, using data pulled from Spansh, and I noticed 2 things.
First, the more subtle one, I noticed that quite a lot of stars seem to be banded in the galaxy map from left to right (or lower left to upper right in this orientation). This is easier to see on the southern part of the map.
Second, a question.
What is the particularly dense exploration spot in the North East part of the map? Distant Worlds 3 destination?
You suddenly see the edge of where the stellar forge decided to start densely spawning the O,A,B stars.
I'm in a system with an outer ring system over 16.5 LS out from the primary planet.
How do I go about doing a surface scanner probe of it?
I'm getting this notification when loading up ComfyUI_windows_portable after doing an "Update All"
I deleted the manager custom node and re-downloaded ComfyUI manager from the github repository as directed, but I'm still getting this notification.
I checked and the manager is v3.4 and I'm not seeing any versions newer at https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI-Manager .
What's going on here?
