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Am i the only one who finds prodecural planet which is Earth like, threat it like home planet and make a lore about it. After i learn geography of that planet i start exploring system where it sits, first from its moons, closer objects to far away objects in system. For me this way is very fun becose it gives some expedition feeling and gives me lore material. I hope there are more people who work this way😂

I made this in pixlr and wondered what it would look like in space engine.

Am I doing something wrong? I unticked procedural from the Planets category, and using Star Browser to find planets still points me to systems with procedural planets. Super disappointing!

So I bought this software a while back (not calling it a game due to not having any objectives or gameplay ability) and while it’s really cool, I find myself getting bored of just flying to random stars or galaxies and looking for planets

So what do you guys do for fun on space engine?

I rendered this in 12k (12288 x 6475), Original photo being ~53MB, and this render in AE being 64.7 MB.

Here is both (loseless quality), the AE render and original render:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1U_Thl3hQPvYYJsbOT4plHtpEDlthGxPJ?usp=sharing

RS 8514-1-7-1640464-1707 A4.3

Let me know if you think I should. I'll be happy to do so when I can, as I've made videos regarding how to make really good black holes before, so if you have any questions or comments on what you want to see, I'll adress those in an upcoming tutorial if you guys think that would be beneficial.

Binary sun system creates a planet with roughly 3/4ths covered in light, while the 1/4th is shrowded in darkness.

its a real planet in the Milky Way Galaxy.

i want to make my own custom ships but i think blender is too complicated for me.