Hi
a little bug
The Plate Solve - Solve only function returns a series of data on the green line at the top. So far so good
Clicking COPY does not copy everything: it forgets the focal length of the telescope.
Below is a screenshot with paste on notepad
Carlo
Plate solve - solve only (copy not copy all)
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Re: Plate solve - solve only (copy not copy all)
Hi,
thanks for spotting that - I think the focal length calculation got added after the 'Copy' button and I didn't notice at the time that it needed to go in two places. I will fix
cheers,
Robin
thanks for spotting that - I think the focal length calculation got added after the 'Copy' button and I didn't notice at the time that it needed to go in two places. I will fix
cheers,
Robin
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Re: Plate solve - solve only (copy not copy all)
Partial fix in last version 02 June
Now copy/past:
Solution : RA=20:24:03,2,Dec=+38:27:20 (J2000)
Field of View : 0,5061x0,3795 degrees
Time : Wed, 04 Jun 2025 12:59:30 GMT
Orientation : up is 273,7 degrees E of N
Focal length is {focalLen:F1}mm
Carlo
Now copy/past:
Solution : RA=20:24:03,2,Dec=+38:27:20 (J2000)
Field of View : 0,5061x0,3795 degrees
Time : Wed, 04 Jun 2025 12:59:30 GMT
Orientation : up is 273,7 degrees E of N
Focal length is {focalLen:F1}mm
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Re: Plate solve - solve only (copy not copy all)
Ooops, my fault - one missing character in the code means that you get the name of the variable, not the value 
I even tested that and looked at the copy/paste text in notepad, but I must have stopped reading it at 'Focal Length is' and decided all was good
cheers,
Robin
I even tested that and looked at the copy/paste text in notepad, but I must have stopped reading it at 'Focal Length is' and decided all was good
cheers,
Robin