How to install landscapes After you have downloaded the .zip file for a landscape from this page, you need to install it in Stellarium.
Manual.
If you are using an earlier version of Stellarium, you can follow this procedure to install a landscape package:
- Browse to your User Data Directory, which varies according to your operating system. (eg. in Windows Vista/7 enter %appdata%\stellarium in Explorer's location bar )
- Create a sub-directory called landscapes in your user directory (if it doesn't exist).
- Unzip the landscape .zip file in the landscapes directory (if it's done right, a sub-directory should be created for each landscape).
NOTE: Older version of Stellarium (prior to v0.9.0) used a slightly different mechanism for doing landscapes. You can find a list of the old landscapes here.
Idehan Ubari, Libya
Xavier Bonnefoy-Cudraz
N/A
0.10.x
English
This is a panoramic view of the desert of Idehan Ubari in Libya.
Leptis Magna, Libya
Xavier Bonnefoy-Cudraz
N/A
0.10.x
English
This is a panoramic view of the theatre of the Roman city of Leptis Magna. This site is part of UNESCO World Heritage.
Sahara, Libya
Xavier Bonnefoy-Cudraz
N/A
0.10.x
English
This is a panoramic view from somewhere in the middle of the Sahara in Libya.
Volcano Waw al-Namus, Libya
Xavier Bonnefoy-Cudraz
N/A
0.10.x
English
This is a panoramic view of Volcano Waw al-Namus in the Sahara.
Cap Masoala, Madagascar
Matthias D. Frei
GPLv2+
0.9.x
English
This panorama was photographed from the abandoned French lighthouse at the southernmost point of the Masoala peninsula in Madagascar. It provides a spectacular view over the Indian Ocean and the Masoala peninsula that is still mainly covered with rainforest. More information about this particular place can be found here
Mbabane, Swaziland
Quinton Reissmann
N/A
0.9.x
English
Mbabane is the capital of the little kingdom of Swaziland. Waterford/Kamhlaba is an international school on a mountain side which prides itself in cultural diversity. In SiSwati "kamhlaba" means "a world in miniature". The actual view is from the sports field where we usually set up the telescope.
Giza Pyramids
Ricardo Liberato
CC BY-SA 2.0
0.10.x
English
Shows a view of the pyramids of Giza looking North East. The main three pyramids (left to right) are Menkaure, Khafre and Khufu. Khafre looks largest in this shot but in fact Khufu is slightly larger than Khafre.
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