Closed madjarska closed 3 years ago
wafels
commented
3 years ago This functionality although useful, was not very accurate. It was removed from Helioviewer.org but will be returned in a later version when we are able to deliver more accurate coordinates. Multiple coordinate systems will also be supported.
madjarska
commented
3 years ago Hi Jack,
That will be great! It was not perfectly accurate but was really useful for a quicklook.
Thanks
Cheers Maria
On Mon, 16 Aug 2021 at 23:26, Jack Ireland @.***> wrote:
This functionality although useful, was not very accurate. It was removed from Helioviewer.org but will be returned in a later version when we are able to deliver more accurate coordinates. Multiple coordinate systems will also be supported.
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Hello,
In earlier versions of the Helioviewer there was the option showing the X, Y heliocentric coordinates when moving the mouse on the solar disk image. Unfortunately this option is not anymore available. Is there a possibility to be put back or somehow the user to switch it on?
Thank you
Kind regards Maria Madjarska