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<param.summary>Creates high-resolution renderings of the Earth and the major celestial bodies in our solar system for astrodynamics applications.</param.summary>
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# `planet3D`[](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/86483-3d-planets-and-celestial-bodies-planet3d)
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Creates high-resolution renderings of the Earth and the major celestial bodies in our solar system for space mechanics applications.
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Creates high-resolution renderings of the Earth and the major celestial bodies in our solar system for astrodynamics applications.
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## Syntax
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**NOTE:** All fields of `opts` do NOT have to be defined; when a field is left undefined, the rest of the plot settings are set to default values. Additionally, `Color`, `LineWidth`, and `LineStyle` are only relevant when plotting the Earth's coastlines.
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# `background`
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Sets the plot background for drawing celestial bodies in 3D.
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`background(spec)` sets the plot background for drawing celestial bodies in 3D. `spec` refers to the specified background, and can be set to `'Black'`, `'Stars'`, or `'Milky Way'`.
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# Examples and Additional Documentation
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- See "EXAMPLES.mlx" or the "Examples" tab on the File Exchange page for examples.
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- See [Visualizing Celestial Bodies in 3D.pdf](https://tamaskis.github.io/documentation/Visualizing_Celestial_Bodies_in_3D.pdf) (also included with download) for additional documentation.
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# Installation
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- Open "3D Earth and Celestial Bodies (planet3D).mltbx" in the "INSTALL" folder to install as a toolbox. MATLAB will automatically perform the installation and add all the functions, images, and data to the MATLAB search path.
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- Alternatively, the "planet3D" folder can be copied to the directory of a script that you want to use the functions in. At the beginning of the script, include "`addpath('planet3D')`" to add all functions, images, and data to the MATLAB search path.
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