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A major planet overhaul with aerodynamic effects
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It would be really nice to finally have atmospheric effects that would make real planes and weather, wind and (with an option to disable them) storms.
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Would be nice to see built into the game but i doubt it will ever happen.
For now though i like using this on my server
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=571920453
This also has a setting for simulating wind, which works decently.
I also use thermal mechanics
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1425468243
They dont interact and use seperate heat systems but the aerodynamics drag causes you to use more power on planets at greater speeds, which = more heat from thrusters and reactors to make a difference between in atmospere and out of atmosphere travel.
I really would like to see different areas of the planets to be hotter or colder even just the 4 different biome temperatures. Ie the poles coldest, tundra still cold, forest/grasslands moderate temperatures and then the desert ver hot.
Making it more important to know where you are on the planet. As of right now in vanilla planets are just a big colorful asteroid.
Would be nice to see built into the game but i doubt it will ever happen.
For now though i like using this on my server
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=571920453
This also has a setting for simulating wind, which works decently.
I also use thermal mechanics
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1425468243
They dont interact and use seperate heat systems but the aerodynamics drag causes you to use more power on planets at greater speeds, which = more heat from thrusters and reactors to make a difference between in atmospere and out of atmosphere travel.
I really would like to see different areas of the planets to be hotter or colder even just the 4 different biome temperatures. Ie the poles coldest, tundra still cold, forest/grasslands moderate temperatures and then the desert ver hot.
Making it more important to know where you are on the planet. As of right now in vanilla planets are just a big colorful asteroid.
Would be nice to see built into the game but i doubt it will ever happen.
For now though i like using this on my server
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=571920453
This also has a setting for simulating wind, which works decently.
I also use thermal mechanics
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1425468243
They dont interact and use seperate heat systems but the aerodynamics drag causes you to use more power on planets at greater speeds, which = more heat from thrusters and reactors to make a difference between in atmospere and out of atmosphere travel.
I really would like to see different areas of the planets to be hotter or colder even just the 4 different biome temperatures. Ie the poles coldest, tundra still cold, forest/grasslands moderate temperatures and then the desert ver hot.
Making it more important to know where you are on the planet. As of right now in vanilla planets are just a big colorful asteroid.
Would be nice to see built into the game but i doubt it will ever happen.
For now though i like using this on my server
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=571920453
This also has a setting for simulating wind, which works decently.
I also use thermal mechanics
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1425468243
They dont interact and use seperate heat systems but the aerodynamics drag causes you to use more power on planets at greater speeds, which = more heat from thrusters and reactors to make a difference between in atmospere and out of atmosphere travel.
I really would like to see different areas of the planets to be hotter or colder even just the 4 different biome temperatures. Ie the poles coldest, tundra still cold, forest/grasslands moderate temperatures and then the desert ver hot.
Making it more important to know where you are on the planet. As of right now in vanilla planets are just a big colorful asteroid.
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