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It's a bit of a mess - the inline "Reply" works for administrators, but not (always) others. I think there's some leftover JavaScript from a plugin, or maybe a change I made. I might have to do a clean re-install, which I won't be able to get to until next week.

Something is broken - I see errors in the Javascript console. I thinking I need to update or disable some more things.... BRB!

Just isolate? Can you post a screenshot?

The inline "Reply" relies on Javascript working. As I was trying to figure out what was broken, I turned various plugins on and off, some of which might have crashed Javascript execution on a page. I've not changed anything for a while (and will not before Friday afternoon), so it should...

How not?

Xenforo, the software that Metabunk uses, has a robust market of 3rd-party addons. Unfortunately, with a new release, these can break, and sometimes there's no fix available because the author has stopped supporting the software. Sometimes it's because Xenforo itself has been updated to include...

I updated Xenforo to 2.3 – a relatively big update. I’ll try to iron out the issues over the next day or two.

Also fixed, the compass heading was a bit off. It should be 100% now.

Fixed!

The Permalink generation (and loading) for Night Sky/Starlink has been broken for a while, but should be working again now. It's under the "File" menu. Eventually, it will be rolled into "Save Mod" to avoid code duplication.

I briefly had a bug where I was not rendering the last line, fixed now.

Fixed the missing line. The constellation lines are different from Stellariums; there seem to be a few different standards.

Fixed! Although I'm not 100% sure it's quite right. The big dipper seems to be missing a line.

I've added the functionality to import any 3D model in glTF format. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQxtwLOWybg Documentation. https://github.com/MickWest/sitrec/blob/main/docs/CustomModels.md

Not a perfect match, but that's probably due to lens distortion.

This ends in a bright spot that's elongated in the same direction as the stars, which means the bright spot is almost certainly a celestial object, like Jupiter. Which then suggests the wobbly trail is camera motion. Too much for the dim stars to register, but the bright object leaves a trail.

Upgrade done (to 2.2.16). I did not see any mention of this particular issue.

Yeah, I've seen that. I suspect it's a Xenforo bug. There's an update available. I shall install...

Looking at the photo you only see a few stars. There are similar shots on video: (adjusted contrast slightly). So there's no real need for a very long exposure, it's 1/30 or more like 1/60th in the video.

and location, which looks like the ISS. I could get the location from the ISS's TLE file. It's not really designed to work from that viewpoint, but theoretically, it should be possible to simulate.