Sunlight Calculator Q

Ricebug on 13/1/2016 at 17:31

On NV's Sunlight Calculator, I input -.4 Latitude, -.8 Longitude and hit the calculate button. I'm getting this for an answer:

1/NaN/NaN (X/Y/Z)

Does this mean the difference is so small, it uses a default solution?

Yandros on 13/1/2016 at 17:42

You should use positive degree measures for those, not negative decimals. It should be whatever you have for the lat/long for your moon on the celestial object which is the source of the sunlight.

LarryG on 13/1/2016 at 18:08

May be time to reread: [h=2](http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=140472) Tutorial: Setting Sunlight to Match Sun Celestial Positioning[/h]
This gives you a couple of ways to get "close enough" to the right angles.

Ricebug on 13/1/2016 at 19:13

I've used the calculator on all my missions, so I'm familiar with the input data. This is an abandoned mission; whoever made it put the data in there. I wasn't aware of the negative number issue.

When I was in school, I was happy to get a D- in math. Totally sucked at it.