Mortan System 1.5.1 - "Flareout"

MORTAN SYSTEM 1.5.1 BY ZENITHSPEED

NOTE: Mortan is a large and resource-intensive system, in addition to being old and outdated. Game crashes or other performance issues are prone to occurring, especially on older or lower end devices. Lowering the game quality is reccommended.

A fictional, wacky star system composed of a multitude of planets and moons. With ten major planets, several habitable worlds, and many other celestial bodies, Mortan is something straight out of fantasy science fiction. Nearly every celestial body has its own lore and/or explanation in its description; if you are confused why something is as it is, then those will likely help. Planet to star distances are in real/VB scale, but scales relative to planets are still in the 1/5th (ingame) scale.

Version 1.5.1 - Flareout

"Minor" update for the game's updates of version 0.9.923 and beyond, including the titular solar flare shader and some other miscellaneous changes. Yes, this is the one that got delayed by a lot.

CELESTIAL BODY CHANGES:

• Namalato: Greatly increased lava and atmosphere temperature, alongside visual and atmospheric changes
• Arvidon: Fixed the atmosphere and fog shader looking weird, alongside making the terrain no longer appear "wet" (i finally got rid of the overly high reflectance smoothness)
• Vazur: Recolored terrain to be slightly more realistic, increased atmosphere height, mildly recolored clouds and modified their generation for a "rough" and more turbulent appearance, added more lore to description
• Fargon: Some changes to terrain, and improved description with a plausible explanation for the boulder spikes
• Merak: Adjusted ring orientation, revamped atmosphere shader, added city lights, added a village on the main continent and a weather station on a small island, updated description to match current Hypernova lore (no more weird pigments and stuff, now its red-colored bacteria)
• Vetiro: Adjusted atmosphere and ring, improved launch site and refinery
• Cyrrius: Minor terrain changes, completely revamped clouds (now has a mixture of cirrus, cumulocirrus, and altocirrus, alongside better storms)
• Spinar: New storms (again), changed cloud design (also again), mildly recolored cloud colors, completely revamped sky shader
• Vantormia: Slightly adjusted rings, added second floating base
• Ptorema: Revamped cloud cover and remade atmosphere sky shader

GENERAL CELESTIAL BODY CHANGES:

• Added custom logos to major celestial bodies, they are included in the PS description, with the link, so that they will be visible on the site with future updates without me having to constantly find and copy-paste it, at the cost of mildly ruining the "cleanliness" of PS descriptions
• Added landmark placeholders with descriptions (only visible in PS structure editor) for when making custom careers will be available to use for everyone, currently they are on the following celestial bodies: Namalato, Arvidon, Vazur, Cyrrius, Spinar
• General orbit & tidal locking adjustments

OTHER CHANGES:

• Added a "general celestial body changes" section into the update logs, this will be used to display changes that affect multiple celestial bodies but are generally the same change throughout
• Removed Gigantus, Saruve, Lahitoga, Ukadiron, Volute, SCC, and Kearul (they will all return later however, either in version 1.6 or 2.0, or, in the case of Saruve and Volute, as a seperate planet in a future ZG version)
• Resized and revamped all of the old gas giants (Spinar, Vantormia, Ptorema) to prepare for the transition to real scale in 2.0
• Recolored the orbit lines of all major planets

IMPORTANT:

Most assets for terrain textures and/or rings are not made by me, and credit goes to their respective creators. I will not list them here as there are too many, and also because my memory is garbage in general to remember all of them.
If an in-game celestial body's name either resembles a, or is exactly the same as a real-life celestial body, then please take note that this is unintended and coincidental - if any name may have an offensive meaning, please tell me and i will rename it later unless the celestial body is a crucial part of the planetary system, in which case a warning text in its description will be added instead.