Have you found your Terra-like planet yet, Yea Forums?
Space Engine 0.990
Parker Price
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Daniel Moore
0.990 has released? Nice!
also what was the biggest star you've found in 0.998?
Cooper Lopez
>tidal locked
>20atm
so close yet so far
Ryan Martin
Somehow blue-Terra is very hard is to find in 0.990 compared to 0.980.
Get it before the sale ends, user store.steampowered.com
Kevin Walker
>Life: Terrestrial
>74°C mean temperature
Christopher Morgan
It probably all chills by the water.
Henry Gutierrez
74°C is quite comfy, user, if you already played SE, i think you wouldn't be surprised by it. Also, temperature and pressure at high attitude is low enough for Earth life forms.
Eli Lewis
74°C is unfortunately way above where most organosynthesis friendly polymers start to unravel
can't see life going much further than very hardy insects
Robert James
>74°C is quite comfy
>american education
Camden Lewis
Thats Fahrenheit you dumbfuck
Nolan Jenkins
We haven't left the Earth yet to know forsure, also life in different planet will not be the same as in our planet...
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Anthony Butler
Whats the benefit of buying it on steam?
Michael Perez
I do not give a fuck about your weak excuses
70°C is not comfy
That's like living in a sauna
24/7
Sebastian Butler
The new version is only on Steam.
Liam Gomez
and what's so good about the new version?
Eli Wilson
just so we're absolutely sure on this
Silicon based terrestrial life does not work for a very simple reason: SiO2 is a solid, not gaseous like CO2
everything else on that list is not capable of supporting even eukaryote equivalent life, let alone multicellular
and while many hypothetical scenarios may occur unfortunately laws of nature are universal, and the bonding energy of carbon molecules is one of the most well researched fields of chemistry
there's simply no way for the highly complex proteins required for multicellular life to exist at such elevated temperatures
Juan Martinez
Then welcome to hell, user, this time with a nice H2O atmosphere...
Noah Perez
come on man - spaceengine.org
besides, new versions will be only coming out on steam.
Jonathan Davis
>a bunch of stability improvements
wow it's fucking nothing.
Daniel Jones
>number of moons: 7
There's going to be interesting wave fuckery there
>Atmo pressure: 30atm
>Teemp: 172C
What kind of pressure cooker shit is this?
Ian Jones
Are you incapable of reading?
Hudson Ramirez
probably just a bunch of captured asteroids
most moons orbiting terrestrial planets will be phobos tier disappointing
Christian Edwards
Yes. Tell me the good stuff because I am retarded.
Jonathan Cox
Just watch some streams in youtube, it's mainly updated graphics
Evan Turner
For some reason I find much more ice planets with exotic life than earth-likes with carbon life.
Robert Bell
Yes, me too. And where the fuck are titan planets in 0.990? They are very interesting in the old 0.980 version
Samuel Harris
This one is quite cool. And most of the moons are just asteroids. I think small planets aren't big enough to have many big moons
Adam Rodriguez
Fucking retard
Liam Williams
Celestia is free, runs on windows and linux, and is more educational and interesting. Without Celestia there would be no Space Engine
Andrew Lopez
>Orbital Period: 31.5 days
h-hayai
Ian Taylor
The fuck is an H2O "atmosphere"? Is it just nothing but steam?
Jaxson Carter
If it is so good, then post some pictures.
Gavin Davis
I think Titan-likes called aquaria with hydrosphere, or something.
David Harris
No, it just means the main component of it is water steam, not all of it. Just like the Earth atmosphere is roughly 70% nitrogen, not all of it is nitrogen
Easton Ramirez
>Without Celestia there would be no Space Engine
In what ways?
Cooper Murphy
Fuck i really need to buy this game. I am still rocking a gtx 950m so im kinda curious how shit it will run
meanwhile heres a planet from last version
Andrew Edwards
nice. Now i can enjoy this game at 20 fps instead of 30
Joshua Hughes
Hurricane heaven
Nicholas Harris
I need to warn you that I have to buy a 1660 just for SE
Brandon Sullivan
Why was I born into an era with no space ships?
Luis Powell
Since when is rusbro charging for SE? I thought he was only going to do that if he started making it into an actual game rather than an astronomical curiosity simulator.
Samuel Adams
this is one of the games where i dont mind shitty fps. The amazing sights are worth it
Michael Reed
Russian took the open source Celestia code, modified it and monetised it in Space Engine. I have no problem with this. It's just Celestia never got the credit it deserves.
Joshua Russell
Also has Space Engine got VR headset support yet. I wanna take acid and explore the universe
Chase Sanders
Can't find anything related to that. Sauce me up, user.
Jason Richardson
Smart fags explain: how can a planet be that fucking hot while maintaining Earth-like features? IRL Space, we haven't found a single Earth planet, just ones we think could possible be Earth-like, while there are 1 trillion other plaents out there they are AIDs in a orbit. Gassy as fuck planets left and right.
Aaron Reed
I wonder, what kind of absolute hardcore animal lives on a planet with 160atm pressure and 250°C greenhouse
Dominic Sanchez
>74°C is quite comfy
Jack Robinson
with sufficiently high pressure the vapor point of water is elevated
John Stewart
Fuck yeah Spess Engine
Wyatt Perry
Here is the reason, bro. This is one of the best image images we could obtain for planets outside of solar system
Mason Barnes
Super Saiyan, kek
Christopher Flores
To be fair we know absolutely nothing about the geography of worlds in other star systems, we can only make educated guesses. "Possibly Earth-like" is the best we'll ever get unless we wait a few thousand years for some ship or probe to check it out and send back pics.
Nolan Jones
Liam Sanchez
Super high intelligent aliens DO exist, they are beyond us
Zachary Brown
Charles's law?
Aaron Ramirez
Nathaniel Turner
>74°C is quite comfy, user
I want Tardigrades to leave this board.
Jonathan Perry
Are you speaking of these interdemensional demons/grays or whatever /x/ called them?
Austin Rivera
is that even possible? Wouldnt that pretty much crush anything that isnt fucking minecraft bedrock?
Logan Hall
Gimme good wallpapers
Henry Morales
Life......... finds away.
Nathaniel White
what /x/? alien life and intelligent alien life do exist. They all have different technologies and the reason we might never meet with each-other.
Michael Lopez
Been thinking about buying this... What am I in for?
Nathaniel Martin
>interdemensional demons/grays or whatever /x/ called them
Fuck, now I'm morbidly curious. Does /x/ have a quick rundown documented anywhere?
Tyler Cook
Do you base that knowledge on abduction stories or what?
Aaron Allen
>Be kid
>Love Saturn
>Later in life you learn such a beautiful and unique planet is actually an ugly destructive monster and has no needs for human life or any living organismswhatsoever.
>A literal Fuck LIFE The Planet
This pisses me off. We will never find a planet that can sustain life and has cool rings because fucking super saiyan hurricane god speeds will kill us.
Also, what if Jupiter and Saturn are the other gas planet were actually designed to stop all human life from living the solar system? Like, there are some secret GOD death rays hidden under all that cloud. What if the ones who created us put that there?
Jason Sanchez
Science!
Oliver Hughes
Wasn't there speculation that rings on an earth like planet would not be much of an issue?
Evan Wright
Stunning visuals, a 1:1 recreation of the universe and no real gameplay to speak of, save for a basic spaceship mode.
It's good shit, but you need a certain degree of autism to enjoy the endless sights.
Thomas Brooks
I'm saying real aliens do exist but not these type of aliens, unless you present me with evidence that they do abduct us.
Grayson Gray
Beautiful
Robert Bell
what always will be mind boggling to me about space is thinking about all the potential alien languages, cultures, plants, animals, technology, etc we will never find. Right now at this moment there is most likely some alien in some galaxy at other side of the universe wondering the same. Scary shit
Ethan Roberts
Can't you just do some sci fi floating cities or some shit?
Noah Brooks
Luis Baker
found this planet in the old version and im still fucking curious what the fuck its meant to be. Looks like someone spilled some fuckin paint
Eli Hill
terras finally have aerial life now?
Charles Bailey
The earth has had rings before. As have most planets, but without something replenishing them, they go away.
The gas giants are always crushing their own moons to add to their rings .
Cooper Thompson
Could you elaborate how you know this? I am curious that is all. The abduction stuff is mostly based on abduction reports, i recommend that channel on youtube on the matter:
youtube.com
while the stuff there is mostly for entertainment, the style of coverage is neutral and sketpical. Can only recommend
Dylan Sanchez
It's beautiful.
Why are you asking, they didn't use to?
Austin Nguyen
Probably the best looking VR game on Steam.
Mason Gutierrez
I've always envisioned the same, that while I'm looking up at the sky asking myself these questions, at the very same moment, an alien being from a faraway world is doing the same. It kind of gives me comfort.
William Foster
pretty sure only gas giants did. Never found a single terra with "aerial life"
Jackson Murphy
That semimajor axis is correct, the thing is orbiting a white dwarf.
No i don't know how the planet could have survived up to that point.
Landon Price
I wonder who made this post
Kayden Morris
SE is looking great these days.
Dylan Cooper
Wow this seems really cool. I'm gonna use it to create some textures.
Anthony Martin
I don't know nothing
Bentley Thomas
Damn those are some mega impact craters.
Andrew Moore
Adam Clark
>The gas giants are always crushing their own moons to add to their rings .
Imagine your mom being a vampire and everyday she has to suck a gallon of your blood
Blake Wright
Me neither, still i am not going cryptic just for the lols
Jackson Ward
Why is the Steam version like 50GB?
Joshua Bailey
Jupiter is based, it keeps the pesky asteroids away from the inner Solar System. And Saturn apparently didn't have rings for most of its history.
Chase Kelly
Uncheck all the free HD DLC packs.
Jason Young
Source that image user, google is giving me generic garbage.
Parker Peterson
Chase Mitchell
Coordinate plz
Asher Rivera
It's Star Citizen.
Jack Robinson
>everything cool always comes back to star shitizen
Being a scifi and vidya fan is suffering.
Josiah Garcia
>new update
>VR support
holy shit
Chase Stewart
What a nice little cold terra. Has sea animals and doesn't afraid of anything. I wonder what it's orbiting.
I guess it's fixed now.
Ian Peterson
*Scam citizen
Dominic Morris
Landon Long
Did they ever fix the amd driver issue?
Michael Lopez
Oh no.
Ethan Wright
when will SE be able to worlds like pic related?
Camden Wood
so.. what do you do...... in this "game"?
Justin Torres
Nathan Wilson
Are the HD texture packs worth installing for VR?
Thomas Lee
is that a supernova? How is that sun even still a sun?
Bentley Mitchell
look around
Aiden Green
Ayden Cook
>comfy Spess Engine thread
This takes me back to like 2012. Good times.
Nathan Jones
Oh dear.
The HD packs are only for the solar system. They look good enough, but you don't really need them.
Ayden Foster
Jose Richardson
Andrew Peterson
Cooper Clark
fuuck that's beautiful
Jaxson Price
Just bought it buddies
I'll return with a few screenshots
Caleb Powell
Not enough water. Also looks like planet got heavily bombarded in the past
Aiden Baker
Assuming both planets wouldn't collide between themselves, how would the rings end up?
a) a ring for each planet
b) an 8 shaped ring
c) an ellipsoid ring encompassing both planets
d) nothing, gravity would fuck the rings
Jace Nguyen
Austin Baker
>is that a supernova?
Not exactly.
Evan James
Either C or D
Ethan Perry
Cooper Edwards
atmospheric pressure in the ocean increases by 1 for every 10m
in the Challenger Deep the pressure is 1100 atm and living organisms have been found there
Jordan Williams
>ferria
what?
Christopher Sanchez
the dark forest ensures that we will never make it out of our own solar system before being vaporized.
Blake Thompson
SW Sextanis variable to be exact.
Matthew Cooper
Jacob Murphy
Henry Watson
Jeremiah Wood
Oliver Morales
Henry Butler
what exactly is a "ferria" planet?
Chase Hernandez
Kayden James
Did they make changes to how LOD works on planet surfaces now? I've not been able to find terrain to replicate detail such as the image here or how I was able to in previous versions.
Jaxon Ramirez
Could be from "ferus", which is sometimes used in sci fi to refer to "rough" planets. Not sure.
Christian Bell
Luis White
Connor Thompson
Vladimir reworked a lot of the tech behind planet surface generation.
spaceengine.org
Liam Lopez
eve online spaceship mods when
John Perry
Grayson Ross
behold EGGSUN
Connor Richardson
this game is unbelievable now
Ryan Edwards
Connor Cruz
Spinny boy.
Mason Williams
Andrew Cooper
I ain't paying for an update when all the other many many many updates have been free
Isaiah Torres
is there a way to show the rotational axis of a planet? there's something funky going on with one I'm observing right now
Brayden Moore
0.980 loved tidal locked planets with superstorms, 0.990 loves vertical rings.
Anthony Moore
why is this thread on Yea Forums when it is software? take it to /g/ or something
Grayson Morgan
>buy game
>still need to put $60 to export skyboxes
Zachary Hernandez
i want to fuck nebula
Luis Gonzalez
Nicholas Gomez
You can enable it in the "filter objects" area of the settings.
Owen Lewis
Be careful with your control+G, you don't want to end up facing a galaxy's or a globular cluster's black hole out of the blue.
Thomas Sanchez
Alright, I'll bite. Sell me on this game.
Jonathan Barnes
kys
Jonathan Clark
I watched 5 minutes of """""""""""""""""""""gameplay"""""""""""""""".
How you tards don't get bored """""""""""""""""playing""""""""""""""" it is beyond me.
kys
Anthony Gray
Read the thread and try the older, free version on the game's website.
Luis Evans
what's there to sell. it's free thing where you can watch planets, stars and shit. it's cool and all but not really a game per say.
Nathaniel Kelly
You get to fly though space and look at stuff while experiencing an existential crisis
Liam Carter
Jacob White
this planet has some hardcore volcanism
A volcano 20km high with an open, active caldera 15km wide
and there's hundreds of these monsters all over the planet
and yes it has life
Sebastian Jones
Life is resilient.
Noah Roberts
Fuck earth.
Eli Jackson
>and yes it has life
Dwarfs probably. That vulcanism is their doing, they tried to have too much fun
Jackson Wood
>brAAAAAAAAAAAAP
Gavin Ross
Rivers of lava. Good lord, how horrifying.
Jaxon Murphy
Lucas Morgan
planet also has no oceans what so ever
also interesting is that it has 3 separate moons capable of causing a full eclipse
Easton Ward
What's that PRO DLC all about?
Hunter Torres
>La luz extinguido
William Mitchell
What a lonesome little planet.
Brody Jackson
For commercial usage as planetarium software. Very high fish-eye mode resolution (for projector usage, i think)
Hunter Perry
Dios mio...
El ogros de las estrellas...
Henry James
Robert Hughes
WHOO
Colton Ross
>not really a game
Levi Howard
hello newfriend
Elijah Wright
If 2003 is new, then yes...
Jonathan Watson
>74°C is quite comfy
you would literally die
Nathan Scott
Cooper Nelson
Jackson Reed
>tfw fossil pc
Jace Nguyen
Carson Scott
Absolutely stunning.
Imagine how volumetric accretion disks will look like.
Carson Evans
>oh hey i wonder how clusters are held together let's zoom i-
at least i learned something
Luke Lee
>planet with a greenhouse effect of 1000°C
>700atm
mother of god
Parker Taylor
venues 20-./0-- elcecttriick boogaloo
Brody Howard
>that rotational period
It's only a theory so far. Intermediate class black holes are very elusive.
Not in space engine of course.
Post it.
Jason Sullivan
>defeat a bad guy
>bad guy is actually a good guy
Angel Nelson
that is so fucking cool
Luis Gray
planet's looks are fairly unimpressive, pressure is so high it has no mountains to speak off so the surface is just complete flat surrounded by a green hue so thick you can't see either of it's 2 suns
Dominic Smith
just take the high ground
Andrew Ward
got it to work a bit better I guess?
Owen Flores
Christ almighty.
Austin Perry
Easton Baker
did they finally add planets to hueg black holes?
Grayson Allen
Alexander Green
William Howard
>15 euros
Wasn't this free back in the day?
Aiden Evans
Anthony Kelly
Did the guy who make the game says that if he get enough donation, he would quite his job and work on SE all day? And his donation wasn't even that big. I wonder if he ever reach his goal.
Carson Wright
No, that's a picture from an old mod.
They still only have stars orbiting them, but it's not hard to find a planet somewhere close to take your creepy shots.
And you can still create your own systems if you want.
Carson Morris
Still is. You can download it from its website for free.
The paid Steam version is the premium™ version with more stuff.
Samuel Ortiz
>find a galaxy at the very edge of where new galaxies stop being generated
>find a star system at the very edge of that galaxy
>go to one of the planets
>once a year, it has the darkest sky in the entire universe
>entirely black, as there is absolutely nothing out there to see, even at the highest exposure and magnitude limits
Liam Cooper
Support the devs
Juan Foster
i see you
Jaxson Gomez
Pre 0.990 is free.
Xavier Garcia
>planet's atmosphere is 25% highly combustible hydrocarbons by weight
>has volcanoes
yes...I'll be staying away from that place thank you very much
Lucas Walker
Logan Smith
i don't feel so good
Liam Davis
>la creatura
Luis Thomas
Is that a fucking testicle?
Levi Cook
imagine living on such a world
Cooper Sullivan
Hello there, neutron star-kun.
Jaxson Edwards
my universe suddenly got kinda dim, what did I mess up?
Wyatt Bailey
kek
Isaiah Bell
At least you're not literally evaporating
William Garcia
guess what is dis
Kevin Jenkins
So what are the plans/goals for future updates on this, now that it has dropped onto Steam? Will it finally, at some point, be turned into an actual game?
Daniel Allen
get on our level
Mason Gonzalez
globular cluster render bug
Joseph Cooper
A planemo and some really buggy clusters in the background.
Ryder Nguyen
Connor Wilson
Your V button changes your "photo mode". On Auto, among other things, galaxies seem to become much dimmer.
Isaac Kelly
Anybody found some rogue planets?
Christopher Morales
Cameron Parker
what setting do you need for such high detailed lava graphics?
Daniel Garcia
Cooper Edwards
Nathaniel Campbell
House_of_the_dying_sun_last_mission.jpg
Robert Young
mods
Robert Cox
You can find them easily with the star browser
Jose Rogers
shame really
William Gonzalez
Benjamin Bennett
>74°C
>quite comfy
basado ritardo
William Stewart
Damn, I thought it would be free on steam for a time.
William Phillips
This one has the barest of activity with it's volcanoes.
Imagine being a civilization stranded here, being forced to live next to those volcanoes for the oh so important heat and energy.
No home star to point your way, just the endless sky.
Daniel Ross
>tfw no life
Julian Miller
It is quite close to it's sun, no?
Joseph Cox
Is the $18.74 worth it?
Asher White
I've found more cold gas giants with life than terras
something is seriously wrong with the life algorithm
Anthony Wood
>carbonlets seething
Sebastian Edwards
I was running this on a shitty laptop back on 0.98. It was at a low framerate but still playable.
Jaxon Lopez
they're made out of carbon
did a search for 25LY, organic multicellular
Terrestrial: 7
Marine: 4
Airborne: 18
Subglacial: 75
that just seems wrong for multicellular life
Oliver Rivera
Bedrock based life.
Brandon Martinez
I would say yes.
It's one of those rare occasions where "proceduraly generated" actually works. You can get endless hours out of it, and it looks the part.
You also help Vlad & Co develop it further, but if you still feel that it's not worth it you can just download the free version to at least give the format a try. The only real difference with the paid version, for now, is that it has slightly worse visuals.
Or you can just pirate it
Anthony Hill
what's the hottest planet you've found without greenhouse buffs?
Juan Morris
This one of those rare games that you gain nothing by pirating other than saving a few bucks. Its cheap and worth every cent and definitely deserves support. Only reason I can think of someone pirating it is so you don't give sheckles to nuSteam.
Wyatt Smith
Anything a bit too close to it's star fits the bill.
Xavier Wilson
I completely agree, but i was just listing everything that user could do.
Logan Campbell
Basically uncaps the resolution for screenshots/video recording. It gives you a license to create space skyboxes if you're a game developer or movie producer for example. You can get a super accurate constellation skybox at insane 32k resolution for example.
Sebastian Rodriguez
less glowy than I expected
Brody Gonzalez
I call shenanigans on this thing having life
Kayden Scott
Fuckin waterbears man.
Cameron Ramirez
Giant sandworms
Nicholas Perry
Grayson Wright
I'm guessing the other side is pretty comfy
Jaxson Thomas
Also, Tidally locked, that temperature is probably the planetary average which includes a superheated light side, the dark side or the area around the terminator are probably at a much more livable temperature.
Carson Ortiz
The star is so close that in auto mode, the planet actually tends towards being invisible at times. Luminosity and reflection tweaking goes ape.
Imagine the smell.
Grayson Ortiz
Dead_Space_3_Ending.jpg
Grayson Wood
I actually checked that, due to the immense atmosphere the temperature at the solar opposite is still 240°C
Cooper Williams
I have little fear of giant celestial bodies in open space. It's pretty dreadful and not comfy.
Jaxon Flores
in some scifi book there were giant waterbears used as mining minions on random moon
Alexander Carter
what do the seas look like?
Jeremiah Cox
>giant celestial bodies
Brandon Perez
fucking kek'd
Grayson Gutierrez
Damn that's really cool, is that moon in orbit inside the ring?
Cooper Barnes
sure looks like it, cool as fuck
Adam Martin
I literally couldn't find them, they have a maximum depth of 20m so it's not seas, just bunch of puddles of supercritical water
David Perez
is there a way to generate light to explore the dark side of planets?
Noah Murphy
Next guess would be that it's kinda hollow, looking at it's gravity, mass and diameter?
Nathan Perez
You can enable ambient light in the options.
It definitely works for planemos, but i don't know if it works for standard planets.
Brody Reed
move the wheel of time
Juan Brown
underground rivers
Oliver Campbell
Any Roche Worlds?
Dylan Bailey
Show me more
Jace Rodriguez
talking about tidal locked worlds
Eli Lewis
that could be it, I literally could not find the water on that planet
Connor Ramirez
Maybe some other user will have the balls to go to a SMBH and bring us some new pictures.
Hunter Collins
Much more stable, faster load times and VR support if you have a VR headset
Ethan Carter
I can't find any earth-like planets what so ever, only terrestrial life I find is on planets with high pressure H2O atmospheres
Christopher Reed
Try one of the moons in aldebaran 9, they had habitable plantes sinde the game exist for some reason.
Evan Phillips
>an actual No Man's Sky with all the hard shit already done
would be really nice.
Hudson Rodriguez
MUUUURPH
Nathan Clark
I don´t understand the flying system.
Gabriel Bell
No free edition?
>inb4 it still crashes after going arround for 20 minutes with any magnitude above 9
John Peterson
You need at least a basic knowledge of orbital mechanics to use it, kind of like Kerbal Space Program.
Doesn't the tutorial explain that shit?
Cameron Morris
yeah the warping is especially confusing
Landon Baker
Why wont my mountains look like this???
Jayden White
Isaac Lopez
the planets your looking at are flat.
James Harris
ah nevermind regarding the tidal locked planet: the game doesn't handle surface temperature on tidal locked planets right, it shows the same temperature everywhere regardless of dark or light side
Luis Ortiz
refunded
Gavin Sullivan
If they have an atmosphere convection from sun side to dark side would heat up the dark side.
Hunter Lopez
>game
Its a 3d model of the universe, boring for some, interesting for others.
Wyatt Thompson
It does model heat differences, but the number doesn't change when you move the camera. It's a mean temperature. You can get things like this.
Parker Nelson
Brody Gonzalez
I wonder if implementing "aging" is possible.
>Degenerate era for extra spooks
Xavier Wilson
wtf space engine is for sale now? I'm not paying for this shit
Logan Hall
just installed it and for some reason no textures show up for planets and moons, at least not in the Solar System. The Earth just looks like a giant spotlight and the Moon is a black sphere, am I missing something? Help a brother out plz Yea Forums
Noah Parker
Julian Allen
just the latest version, all other ones are still free
Zachary Powell
Give the crazy Russian astronomer enough money and he might implement that.
Zachary Jenkins
You're basically paying for a 2.0 version.
Aaron Ortiz
Carson Campbell
Jacob Hill
Stellar evolution seems to be a next test for the game, as actual live supernovae were tested but not yet implemented.
However, i don't see galactic evolution ever. The sheer calculations regarding the movement of trillions of stars will completely stomp any PC.
Press V to change through the different photo modes. What most likely happened to you, is that in "auto" mode where the game defaults to it can make things a bit too bright sometimes, or too dark.
Do not move the camera erratically in that mode, it kinda goes ape trying to automatically adjust exposure.
Jackson Gray
>not having a warehouse of servers to play space engine with
absolutely casual
Jose Perry
will try that, thanks!
Brayden Martinez
Christopher Morris
Colton Walker
Henry Young
ok, so I did that and textures are still not there, Earth looks just like a featureless blue orb with no clouds or continents, just the auroras
Angel Bell
>Atmo pressure
>9.98*10^5 atm
The fuck?
Charles Jackson
It's a gas giant. So the entire massive planet is gas. gas, and oh would you look at that, gas. Its core is very, very dense gas.
Evan Richardson
what are your graphic settings like?
Dylan Butler
Nolan Wright
Sorry but solar system doesn't work in space engine.
Caleb Murphy
Just stumbled upon this planet
And frankly, this seems like a damn good candidate to colonize
anything I'm missing that would hurt the colonization?
Hunter Howard
the days are a bit long I guess?
Justin Russell
currently playing on a laptop, game is set to low, which was the default setting when I first launched it.
My current setup is:
GPU - AMD Radeon 520 2GB GDDR5 (DirectX 12)
CPU - Intel Core i5-8250U
RAM - 8GB DDR4
James Moore
>rotation period
John Lopez
Lucas Roberts
What star is it orbiting? That's important.
Try going to a planet outside the solar system and see if the procedural surface generation works. With your low settings, you will have to wait some time for it to load.
Logan Williams
I'll never understand why laptop makers have the most retarded priorities with laptop specs.
Wyatt Collins
eh not fully tidally locked, would get a bit warm during mid-day and cold during mid-night but nothing we couldn't overcome with current technology
Austin Davis
went to Trappist-1, same thing
Gavin Kelly
Now I want to watch The Wandering Earth.
Carson Wilson
Stable single orange dwarf, high metallicity, age of 6 billion years with a lifespan of 50 billion
0.6 solar mass
Benjamin Watson
As others said, days are 54 earth days long.
Humans could adapt with selective shutters and lighting etc but few earth crop can survive 27 days of darkness.
Oliver Kelly
I'll never understand it either, but it's the best I got with the money I had
Jason Reed
nearly two months of daylight and it'd be "a bit warm"?
Christopher Bailey
Well, how did it go? Your laptop is very underpowered tbqh.
Excellent. Red dwarfs have these stupid common flares which can completely sterilize planets every once in a while.
Adrian Sanchez
99% of people buying just want a facebook machine so they put any old shit in.
Josiah Cox
I would like a video game instead because chinks can't make movies and blew it with Wandering Earth
Thomas Torres
apart from the whole textures not loading/missing bullshit, framerate is stable. It's confusing the shit out of me because 0.9.8.0 worked just fine
Jose Ross
>It's confusing the shit out of me because 0.9.8.0 worked just fine
Then you should know how the LOD and loading sliders work. Play around with these.
Julian Butler
Author of books looks like respected in Yea Forums. I heard his books are censored in US. Did you read original?
Blake Gonzalez
I wonder if you could get by on crops with a growth season of 30 to 35 days given they would be receiving sunlight 100% of the time
Henry Gutierrez
Lol M87 black hole doesnt even have spaghettification as you enter it, the system is 14 lightyears large.
Jaxon Adams
Just play around with it. I figured it out in less than a day
Xavier Thompson
It's a big boy.
Austin Adams
Having looked it up, there are a number of shitty crops that can grow in about a month. Mostly stuff like Spinach and Radishes, but it works.
Worst case scenario we just have some lighting fuckery indoors for the heartier stuff.
Robert Butler
At lot of plants do require night for their cycle of photosynthesis and respiration to work correctly. They will avoid respiring too much in the day to save water etc.
You'd have to pick the right plants or just go full GMO on a 30 days growth cycle.
Ryan Anderson
Or more likely as a civilization advanced enough to colonize another planet like that it would be trivial to set up grow farms with controlled environments partially subterranean
Matthew Rogers
nice, planet right in the midst of it's carboniferous period
Eli Gutierrez
Megaferns and megafauna?
Joseph Turner
Space Engine just makes me want a new Sim Earth. For some reason among the hundreds of sim games being released no one will do a copycat Sim Earth
Brayden Lewis
Neutron star distorting the light from our big boy.
Camden Brown
bros whats the best laptop for the new space engine I should get? some of these screenshots are out of this world
Evan Nguyen
What's the current state of KSP? Just curious. Did they add some interesting features?
Jaxon Watson
>best laptop
Juan Russell
Damn, Powehi looks like THAT?
Easton Brown
Trees and ferns, trees and ferns everywhere
planet is also near-perfect for habitation with one major fatal flaw
1.1g gravity, 0.9atm pressure 25% oxygen by volume
17h day, 180h year
large metallic core, decent sized moon for atmospheric stabilization
and damn atmosphere is 50% water by volume, so close
Wyatt Jackson
Lol no. The general died years back now.
Adrian White
and they're also officially banned from EGG
Jordan Diaz
I know the story of most cursed general in /vg/. Even mods delete /kspg/ out of existence. But it's not game fault desu.
Samuel Allen
since when
Kayden Wilson
game is heavily mismanaged, nothing new gets added aside from occasionally taking a mod and turning it into an update to assure the community they still do things
Bentley Roberts
please just answer the question
or at least give me a PC rec
Gabriel Williams
Found a shark
Xavier Gutierrez
after the original kspg imploded because of rampant circlejerking and some idiot spamming beastiality/pokemon porn, all the degenerates that were still there flocked to EGG and spammed the everloving shit out of it until mods cast them out of the board forever
Thomas Clark
i got an alienware 10 years ago that still runs it okay but i dont think they exist anymore
Brody Brown
>alienware
Isaiah Long
alienwar
͡* ͜ ͡*
Carson Foster
Pirated hard based on this thread.
Owen Brown
nice fucking filename Květoslav
Kayden Edwards
Some things can never die
Justin Barnes
a true meme machine. i would never buy one again but i don't regret it at all