The Sun's true altitude (Astronomy Engine, on the timelapse clock) raises the desktop sun from the horizon up to ~78% of the screen at culmination and back down at sunset; at night it rests on the horizon as before. Above -3° the body gains a 'dia' class: light blue sky with a pink horizon band (#daySky), bright warm sun disc without retro stripes, golden horizon line, stars/nebulae/meteors washed out, and the dancing skeleton swaps for a wooden coffin with a golden cross. Balada and chuva keep priority via :not() selectors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015HtPHsTnDcLVSCiF5FGHZj |
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| ASTRONOMY-ENGINE-LICENSE.txt | ||
| astronomy.browser.min.js | ||
| cava-server.py | ||
| cava-start.sh | ||
| cava.conf | ||
| config.qml | ||
| constellations.js | ||
| dancer.html | ||
| get-playing.sh | ||
| main.qml | ||
| milkyway.jpg | ||
| skeleton2.apng | ||
| skeleton3.apng | ||
| skeleton4.apng | ||
| skeleton5.apng | ||
| skeleton6.apng | ||
| starcatalog.js | ||