This is the FINAL version of the Avaria I'm making, and I am also no longer making a 'star system' because it does not specify where it is.
Lore:
Avaria is the homeworld of the Archangels. The Archangels left long ago, but it seems that everything was left in pristine condition. Though it might seem nothing is bad around here, the Contructs are around here and are using the leftover technology left by the Archangels. The UEC attacked the Holy City, the capital of the planet.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Windows
- Game Version: 1.2.109.0
CHARACTERISTICS
- Radius: 8,000 km
- Sea Level: None
- Surface Gravity: 10.0 m/s
- Rotational Period: N/A
- Escape Velocity: 12.65 km/s
- Mass: 9.59E+24kg
Atmosphere
- Height: 57 km
- Scale Height: 8,313 m
- Surface Air Density: 1.200 kg/m3
- Surface Temperature: 280 K
EQUIRECTANGULAR MAP
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17.2k Tallisar8 days ago
Apologies for responding extremely late, @TomKerbal. I had completely forgotten your comment. No, I do not have a system or sandbox with these. This planet was a part of one; however, due to complications with the TBZ lore, I decided to simply keep it as a planet and not place it in a system.
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17.2k Tallisar1.8 years ago
@Supermarinespitfire13 If you are talking about the aurora, I set the emissivity to 100%, and when making the color scheme, I set the intensity higher than a value of 1. I am too lazy to check right now, but you can download it to see how and what I used to make it.
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3,779 Isosceles51+1 1.8 years ago
I LOVE this planet! It has beautiful aurora, unique colors (for the gas giants I have seen on the site), and the arrangement of said bands.
Also, how did you get that light, I assume it starts with emissivity, but I can’t seem to get that (the light effect) on mobile. How do I do that?
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17.2k Tallisar+1 1.8 years ago
@astrojethro
1. Those 'glowing poles' are called auroras (I used remap curves to make them)
2. Yes, that is NCC-1031 USS Discovery from Star Trek: Discovery -
949 astrojethro+1 1.8 years ago
Cool looking planet. I like those glowing polar regions. Is that discovery from star trek btw?
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3,949 Junkthunder+1 1.8 years ago
Omg this planet is absolutely stunning. You have become one of the best planet makers now.
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2,252 TomKerbal+1 1.8 years ago
@AK5Z Do you have a complete star system (sandbox) to download with these jewels that I can explore ? I am not so familiar with world creating, but I am very curious to visit your planets :)
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696 heitorM+1 1.8 years ago
Damn bro, that auroras are beautiful, these arent common auroras, so what make then yellow? Also how to make auroras?
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I should probably make a gas giant similar to this one, considering how good it looks xd