Écran de Débogage de Vol Spatial Rétro

A retro 1990s spaceflight debug preview screen showing a low-poly voxel spaceship in deep space, presented inside a macOS-style application window with rounded corners, a white title bar, subtle drop shadow, and three traffic-light buttons at the top left. The window title reads “Space 1995 (DEBUG)”. Setting: A deep black starfield fills the viewport, scattered with tiny white stars and exactly four larger pale-blue square stars (upper left, upper right, lower-left of center, and lower right). Near the top center-left, a large dark blue planet is partially cropped by the upper border, rendered with soft shading and a tiny bright square highlight. Subject: Centered slightly below mid-frame in a three-quarter view flying toward the lower right is a chunky low-poly sci-fi starship named [VX 150 DIABLO]. The ship features three main [burnt orange] modules: a broad central wedge-shaped hull and two symmetrical side engine pods joined by short struts. Constructed from primitive geometric shapes and voxel-like beveled panels with visible grid lines, small vents, and blocky greebles. The central hull includes a black front-top cockpit window with thin light trim and an orange center stripe, plus a dark rectangular vent on the rear deck. The left engine pod emits a soft warm yellow-orange glow on its forward face, and both pods have dark rectangular thruster exhausts. HUD & UI: In the upper-left of the viewport, beneath a thin cyan horizontal line, glowing cyan monospace pixel text reads “[SPACE 1995 // FLIGHT SYSTEM]” with smaller text “SHIP PREVIEW” underneath. In the lower-right, a dark translucent rectangular status box with a vertical orange accent bar on its left edge displays cyan-white monospace text reading “[VX 150 DIABLO // LOADED]”, flanked by two small dark square indicators on the far right. Style: Early 1990s 3D computer graphics aesthetic, low-poly primitive rendering, crisp voxel edges, minimal and spacious composition, no extraneous ships or background clutter.