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Note that 3rd party Orbiter addons may be distributed under different licensing terms.
 
Note that 3rd party Orbiter addons may be distributed under different licensing terms.
 
===How do I install addons/mods?===
 
 
You can use [https://www.orbiterwiki.org/wiki/orb orb installer] to automatically install most popular mods.
 
  
 
===Where can I post my suggestions/questions/corrections/bug reports?===
 
===Where can I post my suggestions/questions/corrections/bug reports?===
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... and the Orbiter.log file shows something like
 
... and the Orbiter.log file shows something like
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ERROR: DDraw object is still referenced: 50
 
ERROR: DDraw object is still referenced: 50
 
ERROR: Destroy framework objects failed
 
ERROR: Destroy framework objects failed
</pre>
 
 
This orbiter log message is a generic indicator that something went wrong and orbiter tried a shutdown during which it couldn't remove all its previously created graphics objects.
 
This orbiter log message is a generic indicator that something went wrong and orbiter tried a shutdown during which it couldn't remove all its previously created graphics objects.
  
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Optical illusion. People perceive the size of the moon to be much larger than it really is, in particular close to the horizon. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_illusion Several explanations] have been brought forward. You might want to take a photograph of the moon yourself, with a normal-focus length lens and including some trees or houses for reference. It is going to look smaller than you thought!
 
Optical illusion. People perceive the size of the moon to be much larger than it really is, in particular close to the horizon. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_illusion Several explanations] have been brought forward. You might want to take a photograph of the moon yourself, with a normal-focus length lens and including some trees or houses for reference. It is going to look smaller than you thought!
 
[[Category: Articles]]
 
[[Category: Tutorials]]
 

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