posted January 12, 2016 11:19 AM            

I have found that Astrotheme will pick up aspects that Astrodienst has missed, i.e. planets look unaspected in an Astrodienst chart meanwhile they aren't when you run it in Astrotheme.

Likewise, sometimes I find that Astrotheme will miss the obvious (like a 4 degree Sun-Venus conjunction in a composite chart) whereas Astrodienst will show it.

I'd say 95% of the charts I see on this site are generated with Astrodienst.

What if they're wrong?

For example, a chart I'm doing in Astrotheme shows a 5 degree trine between Sun and Venus and Astrodienst doesn't pick this up, even going so far as to say the Sun is completely unaspected when Astrotheme shows there's actually 3 aspects to the Sun from Venus, Mars and Mercury.

posted January 12, 2016 11:28 AM            

But I vote astrodienst for their extended chart selection feature! Great range of charts..

posted January 12, 2016 11:47 AM            

One thing that I don't like is that none of them have my actual birthplace, I have to pick up the closest town, I'd be nice if I could enter the coordinates.

posted January 12, 2016 12:50 PM            

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Originally posted by PixieMG:
I prefer Astrotheme because I like the design much more (I can't help it!), and, in my case, I don't see many discrepancies with Astro. As a newbie, I found Astrotheme less intimidating, but I always check both, one thing that I like about Astro is that it has more asteroids and you can choose which ones to show, in Astrotheme the transits and Solar Returns charts are not as customizable.

One thing that I don't like is that none of them have my actual birthplace, I have to pick up the closest town, I'd be nice if I could enter the coordinates.

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posted January 13, 2016 09:51 AM            

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Originally posted by Seimei:
[QUOTE]PixieMG
If you want I can make you one by coordinates, saw your chart in other thread, I suppose you could have Aries on MC if off much.

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Would you? That would be great! Let me know what you need, at your convenience

posted January 13, 2016 11:53 AM            

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Originally posted by margym0o:
Would you trust the degrees/orbs that Astrodienst calculates?

As in, if Astrotheme does say there is an aspect between the Sun and Venus/Mercury/Mars let's say, then in reality there probably isn't or it shouldn't be counted?

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Astrodienst does use wide orbs, that's true. I never paid much attention to the orbs at Astrotheme. Even so, there's ways at Astrodienst of changing the orbs so that anything you consider to be too wide of an orb, doesn't show up in your results.

posted January 19, 2016 11:42 AM            

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Originally posted by Desiring Shadows:
Astrodienst all the waaay 😛

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posted January 19, 2016 12:09 PM            

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Originally posted by Seimei:
Just remembered this PixieMG again I should say..
You don't need to give me the name, it may not be in my atlas either. However if you give me coordinates I can create and name place anything you want (Pixie Born Here) date and time of course and I will post here. Could do a few if you want,I can just remove after you have copied and saved. I cannot show asteroids (on wheel) other than Ceres,Pallas,Juno,Vesta. I also have Chiron, ISIS-TRANSPLUTO and the other 8 hypotheticals. Sadly my programs choice for BML and Priapus are not h21 and h22 which I think are critical but you can get that from astrodienst.
I guess you just need to have one with correct ascendant, MC, vertex, EA, PA, CA AND Pars fortune as only they will change with
small change in location.
I 'll bookmark thread this time, check back 2 see if u caught this

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Anything will be much appreciated as I'm completely new to all this.

My data:
Birthday:07/21/1986
Birth time:05:10 AM
Birth place coordinates: 32° 41′ 0″ S, 61° 32′ 0 W