Under the Setup> Observatory, click the Horizon tab. You should check the "Fill with horizon colour" box. The "Show objects below the Horizon" should be clear. If that doesn't work, the there is a bug in the Mac version. I don't have a Mac. A workaround would be to set a path to a horizon file and check the "Display the local horizon line". Creating your own is easy just a text file with the azimuth followed by the altitude. A file with zero horizons would look like this.
#Observing from sea level #Start with North #Az Alt 0 0 90 0 180 0 270 0 # End of file Bob --- In [email protected], "kwbell" <kwb...@...> wrote: > > Hey All, > > First, Thanks to Patrick for compiling a Mac version of CDC. Looks great on > my Mac Book Pro. Sincerely hope you will keep working on it as time permits. > > Second, Thanks Bob Rose for pointing me to the Mac version; I should be > checking this group more often, will do so in the future. > > Third, Does anyone know how to make the below horizon semi-transparent like > can be done on the PC version? I personally like having a semi-transparent > horizon; with grid lines turned on I get confused easily, so having the > semi-solid ground color really helps. > > Thanks. > > Kevin >
