Map editor - masked backgound objects

[Ruatha]

In the map editor it's possible to un-check the "Mask background objects" box for nebulaes and such.
Still the planets doesn't show up on the map in the game...
What to do?
If I make a new system from scratch and add a picture and planets, these show up. But not in the generated systems.
Is it the "Physical type" that needs to be changed?
What other effect does "physical type" have?

[Ruatha]

Hey.
i know the answer to this one!
You are using the ancient trait to check out these systems in game, right?
Well, then you have set the system to have sight obscuration!
You need a ship with sensors in that system to penetrate those obscurations, when you get that ship in there, presto, new planets to colonize!!

[narf poit chez BOOM]

*backs away from the crazy person talking to himself*

[Fyron]

What that setting does is tell se4 whether to make black pixels in each object in the system transparent or not. Ships, planets, stars, etc. If it is seleted, the system background shows through the black areas of such pictures. If deselected, you get a black box around everything. With the default game starmap, it is safe to have this set to false, as you can not really notice the black boxes.

[Phoenix-D]

Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
With the default game starmap, it is safe to have this set to false, as you can not really notice the black boxes. <font size="2" face="sans-serif, arial, verdana">Except for systems like nebula and black holes. Then the box around the warp point becomes blatently obvious.

[Fyron]

Which do not use the starmap...