[2.1.11] Incorrect star parallax in space platform view

[KCKy]

When scrolling around the space platform view the background stars move at an implausible speed
as if they were closer to the platform than the planet itself. This applies to any planet as far as I know.

Attached are two videos, first shows the ingame version, second is an example 3D scene with similar composition.
Notice that as I am moving the view up in the game (the planet and stars are moving down) the stars which are above the planet are "moving closer" to the planet. Whereas in the 3D example as I move the view up the stars "move away".

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Ingame behaviour

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Example correct behaviour

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A reasonable fix would be slowing the star panning speed to be slower than the planet.

[Rseding91]

Thanks for the report however this is not a bug.

[Villfuk02]

The stars render behind the planet, so they are supposed to be further away than the planet. However the parallax speed suggests they are closer to the camera than the planet. This is disorienting and clearly incorrect, how is that not considered a bug?

[eugenekay]

Not a bug generally means that the game engine is doing what it was programmed to do, and there is not a Crash or otherwise Broken behaviour to be fixed. It does not mean that it is Realistic - this is a Video Game.

Requests for changes go in Ideas and Suggestions.

Good Luck!

[Villfuk02]

Not a bug generally means that the game engine is doing what it was programmed to do, and there is not a Crash or otherwise Broken behaviour to be fixed. It does not mean that it is Realistic - this is a Video Game.

Requests for changes go in Ideas and Suggestions.

Good Luck!

This isn't really about realism, it seems like a mistake that slipped through which breaks the scene and can be easily fixed. It's the same sort of mistake as if the stars rendered over your space platform. If this is supposed to go in suggestions instead of bugs, that's entirely valid, but saying "not a bug" does not make it clear.