This small patch adds few bugfixes, and was released to the public branch. It was merged with the previous patch 0.990.38.1730.

The header image is a prominent triple solar eclipse on Jupiter, occurred at January 24, 2015. This event makes noticeable a bug in SE: orientation of analytical orbits of Jovian moons was inaccurate. As a result, Callisto's shadow missed Jupiter's disk. This is fixed now. Note that if you plan Jupiter observations with SE, you must take into account light travel delay, which is not yet modeled by SE (35-50 minutes for Jupiter).

Build 0.990.38.1740

Fixed bug with erroneous planetary systems in globular clusters

Fixed completely black areas on cold red giants in auto/manual exposure mode

Fixed incorrect orientation of orbits of Galilean moons

Hapke parameters for coherent backscatter for planet surface, clouds and rings

Build 0.990.38.1730

New Titan textures by retro-visor

Adjusted gamma of Jupiter and Io textures

Adjusted photometric properties of Jupiter and the Galilean satellites for increased accuracy

Gamma correction for planet textures: parameter in catalog scripts and slider in the editor

Added ability to specify a threshold for the bloom effect (doesn't affect anything by default).

New music by Lokijar

Fixed bug with selection of wrong screenshot file format at startup

Fixed displaying of incorrect axis tilt for procedural planets

Fixed generation of too many extremely tilted procedural planets [pending for for 0.991]

Updated localizations

Updated exoplanet catalog (September 10, 2019)

Added comet C/2019 Q4 (Borisov) and other minor bodies

Added names for 5 recently named satellites of Jupiter

Solar system browser: fixed empty (globe) previews in the very long list of satellites

Fixed model of the galaxy ESO 510-G13

Fixed bug with displacement and flickering of star lens flares in fish eye/cylindrical/cube modes what happened in distant galaxies

Fixed bug with displacement of autoexposure metering zone (other autoexposure metering bugs still exist)