README: textured moon disc and the enlarged sun/moon discs; note that the lunar map is inlined in the standalone build

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Richard Zink committed 2026-10-11 23:02:32 +02:00
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@@ -24,7 +24,10 @@ dropped into an iframe or kiosk browser and left running.
renders, plus terrain self-shadowing over the DEM height field.
- **Realistic night sky**: ~8700 stars from the Yale Bright Star Catalogue
(points sized by magnitude, coloured by temperature), rotated at the sidereal
rate for the site's latitude, a Milky Way band and a phase-correct moon.
rate for the site's latitude, a Milky Way band and a moon disc with a real
lunar surface map: the terminator comes from the sun direction, so crescent,
gibbous and full fall out of the geometry (sun and moon discs are drawn
enlarged - `CONFIG.sun`/`CONFIG.moon` - while the lighting stays physical).
- **Aircraft**: low-poly jets (own CC0 mesh, generated by `tools/plane_gen.py`)
on curved routes between real
airfields, with a destination rolled at every take-off, sun-lit silhouettes
@@ -91,7 +94,8 @@ python3 build.py --check # build to a temp file and verify, write not
```
`--check` fails if anything is left that would need a sibling file (an external
`<script src>` or a CSS `<link>`).
`<script src>` or a CSS `<link>`), including the lunar surface map as a data
URI, so the moon needs no sibling file either.
Runtime *data* is fetched at load, but from public sources only: ESRI basemap
tiles, the AWS elevation tiles and the Overpass mirrors are all CORS-enabled,