<skyplot>

ContentWallpaper

Draws the visible ecliptic arc as a sine-wave curve with solar-system bodies (Sun, Moon, planets) plotted at their true sky positions. Requires a <module type="solarsystem" /> declaration.

Example

<skyplot module="sky" bodies="sun,moon,mercury,venus,mars,jupiter,saturn" width="380dp" height="180dp" curveColor="{theme:colors.primary}" />

Attributes

Name	Type	Default	Description
`module`	`String`	—	Id of the solarsystem module (e.g. "sky")
`bodies`	`String`	`sun,moon,mercury,venus,mars,jupiter,saturn`	Comma-separated bodies to plot (sun,moon,mercury,venus,mars,jupiter,saturn,uranus,neptune,pluto)
`width`	`Dp`	`380dp`	Canvas width
`height`	`Dp`	`180dp`	Canvas height
`view`	`String` `followfixed`	`follow`	Azimuth window — `follow` centers the strip on the visible ecliptic arc so it is never clipped; `fixed` faces due south (north) like a star chart.
`hemisphere`	`String` `northsouth`	`north`	Observer hemisphere (view="fixed" only).
`showHorizon`	`Boolean`	`true`	Draw dashed horizon line
`showCardinals`	`Boolean`	`true`	Draw N/E/S/W cardinal letters at their true positions
`curveColor`	`Color`	`{theme:colors.primary}`	Ecliptic arc stroke color
`curveOpacity`	`Float`	`0.5`	Arc opacity 0.0–1.0
`curveWidth`	`Dp`	`2dp`	Arc stroke width
`iconSize`	`Dp`	`22dp`	Body icon size
`showBelowHorizon`	`String` `dimhide`	`dim`	What to do with below-horizon bodies.