release: bump version to 0.69.0
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linkong
2026-06-03 17:27:00 +08:00
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@@ -300,6 +300,8 @@ Adopt All is for batch processing the compute-center unresolved queue. It starts
The settings panel is grouped into Runtime, Display, Panels, Motion, Shortcuts, and System. It covers rotate / cruise / motion mode, cruise modules (BGP/news/compute centers/vessels/cables/satellites), view (satellite display style, hover tooltip, satellite idle breathing, real satellite altitude, track display, compact dots, day-night mode, panel toggles), motion debug mode / input source / skeleton-only, shortcut enablement and remapping, default globe size, terrain opacity, reset.
News categories use the same chip selector as Cruise Modules. They only filter the news panel and news cruise items in the current browser; they do not affect layers, TV, data points, basemap, boundaries, collector jobs, or admin news-source configuration.
"Real Satellite Altitude" is enabled by default: satellite positions use a compressed display height based on TLE/SGP4 orbital altitude. LEO satellites remain close to the globe, while high-orbit satellites render farther out without leaving the normal view. The high-orbit display height is capped at about one quarter of the globe radius, so GEO / MEO objects remain visually separated from LEO without spreading trails and selection targets too far apart. Turning it off restores the legacy same-sphere satellite display. "Track Display" controls satellite trail visibility; trails are unavailable while the satellite layer is hidden.
"Hover Tooltip" controls the tooltip shown when the pointer hovers over the globe surface: `Country` shows country details only when land matches a country, and stays silent over oceans such as the Pacific; `Position` shows latitude, longitude, and elevation over land and ocean; `Full` is the default and shows country + position over land and position over ocean.