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* Orange tracks are in sunlight but during daytime.
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* Yellow tracks are in sunlight but during night time.
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The example has two passes during night time:
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* Low South East.
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* Low South West.
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In interactive mode, use `l` to change the track length to 3600 secs (1 hour).
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To use `skymap` in interactive mode, launch `skymap` from the command line.
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When you hit `l` in the graphical display, the prompt will be in the terminal
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window.
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Then use `.` to move time forward with these 1 hour steps.
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It makes it faster if `skymap` is run without drawing stars until needed,
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especially during frequent re-renders.
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Disable viewing stars with `shift-Q`.
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![skymap tutorial 2](img/skymap-tutorial-02.png)
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At some point you'll get the first pass.
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Then use `<` a few times to reduce the timestep size to something like 450 seconds.
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