Steve Berardi

Currently, there is no built-in way to override the cardinal direction labels on zenith plots, but you bring up a great point! I want Starplot to allow overriding all labels,...

This is now supported in the latest version (v0.11.0) -- [see the docs on the `horizon` function for details](https://starplot.dev/reference-mapplot/#starplot.MapPlot.horizon)

Currently, there is no easy way to do this, but I have started working on making things like this easier. Starplot's constellation data actually does have polygons for all the...

I was thinking more about this, and realized there's a somewhat easy way to add this functionality by creating a model for constellations. I was able to whip up some...

Cool, thanks for sharing that second example. I'd love to make it easy for Starplot to do things like that, but that'll require some larger refactoring work, which means it'll...

Just released v0.11.0, which partially adds this feature 😄

I've been making some more progress on this :) Basically, I'm adding two things: 1. Shapely geometry fields on all models which will allow you to do things like this:...

ohhh, for constellations, the attribute to get the boundary is `boundary`. I originally was thinking I'd use `geometry` but then remembered a constellation's _lines_ might be useful to add later,...

To confirm I understand your question, do you mean you'd like to use alt/az coordinates with plotting functions like `circle()`/`marker()`/etc in zenith-projection plots? Currently, there is no built-in way to...

Thanks for the extra info! I can see why alt/az makes more sense for your use case. I've been thinking more about how to handle different coordinate systems in Starplot,...