Control Guide for the Solar System Simulation

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🌌 Navigation and Camera Controls

• C: Center the camera above the Sun.
• E: Lock/Unlock the camera to the target planet.
• 1-9: Switch to a specific planet (e.g., 1 for Mercury, 2 for Venus, and so on).
• Alt + 1-9: Switch to a bird's-eye view of the selected planet.
• X: Switch to a top-down view of the entire solar system.
• Orbit Controls: Use the mouse to pan, zoom, and rotate the camera when not locked.

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⏳ Simulation Controls

• Space: Pause/Unpause the simulation.
• D: Cycle through distance units for planetary measurements:
  • Kilometers (km)
  • Astronomical Units (AU)
  • Light Minutes (lm)

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🌍 Target Planet Modifications

• S: Slow down the target planet's speed (reduce velocity to 80% of the current value).
• F: Speed up the target planet's speed (increase velocity to 120% of the current value).
• M: Double the target planet's mass.
• N: Halve the target planet's mass.

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🔍 Display Options

• O: Toggle visibility of planetary orbits.
• V: Show/Hide velocity and gravitational vectors.
• T: Toggle visibility of triangular formations showing:
  • The closest three-body system.
  • The farthest three-body system.
• I: Show/Hide planet information labels.

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🔧 Simulation Features

• R: Reset all planetary orbits to their original positions.
• Q: Toggle between low-quality (2k) and high-quality (8k) planet textures.
• L: Enable/Disable realistic lighting (e.g., shadows and ambient light).
• K: Cycle through background star maps or disable the grid.

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🌟 Advanced Features

• .: Transform the target planet into a star.
• P: Reset all planet orbits to their default paths.

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📝 Notes

• PAUSED mode is indicated when the simulation is halted. Press Space to resume.
• For detailed planet info, lock the camera to a target planet and enable labels with I.

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Enjoy exploring the cosmos! 🌌