Andi K.

Thanks for pointing that first thing out. It turns out I had unintentionally shifted every star's right ascension by 90 degrees, meaning their relative positions to each other are correct but their positions relative to the earth are incorrect. All I need to do is subtract 90 degrees from each star's longitude of the ascending node and that should fix it. That second piece is not a bug. TRAPPIST-1b is really just that hot. It's called rayleigh scattering using the mod scatterer. Looks blue for the same reason that Earth looks blue from space. The ground itself is not blue. You can make your own planets and give them your own names, I'm just saying you can't use any files from REX.

Tau Ceti f is not a gas giant. It is a mini-neptune/ice giant. This is possible given the range of possible masses for Tau Ceti f. The rock on Teegarden b is not blue. It's gray. The monitor you are using must not be displaying colors accurately. Considering I recently changed the license to be All Rights Reserved, that third thing you mentioned is unfortunately impossible.

I've addressed this so many times before. Use the search feature on this thread and you'll find your answer.

Please post your KSP.log and a screenshot of your GameData folder. Extrasolar is compatible with the Community Resource Pack, so mods that require that mod, such as the mods you mentioned, should work well with Extrasolar. Each planet should have proper resource distributions.

This is due to Alpha Centauri actually being a barycenter. If you click on Proxima Centauri and then hit tab a few times, that should allow you to select Alpha Centauri. I need to see if it's possible to make barycenters selectable in the map view.

Alright you can put it on discord then

You can send a screenshot here

There are parts near the terminator without lava

Hey, this is an error on my part. Community Terrain Texture Pack is no longer a dependency. I thought I had removed every mention of CTTP being a dependency but I guess that slipped through the cracks. My bad! In other news, here's a nice screenshot of the surface of Tau Ceti g

What do you mean?

Basically, all that's required for doing things helio/geocentrically (they're basically the same thing on the scales we are talking about) is to convert the right ascension and declination of the star into degrees. The right ascension translates into the longitude of the ascending node and declination translates into inclination.

Though I understand the appeal of reparenting every star, I decided a while ago that it wasn't worth the headache. Doing this would require that I completely recalculate the orbital parameters for each star. Currently, because interstellar coordinates are geocentric, it makes it relatively easy to translate those coordinates into an orbit around the Sun. All in all, I just think the benefits of doing what you're suggesting outweigh the drawbacks. Thank you for taking your time to express your appreciation for this mod. Your appreciation is appreciated

You'll want to install version 0.9.4 if you want to use it in 1.7.3

Check out this video of this guy traveling to Proxima Centauri in Real Exoplanets! This guy only has about 2k subs, but this video has acquired nearly 70k views! I think it would be amazing if that video reached 100k views.

I mean tomorrow

The installation instructions indicate that in order for visuals to work, SVE or RSSVE must be installed depending on whether you're using stock or RSS respectively. Scatterer and EVE are dependencies for both of those two mods.

If that is the case, that is a mistake on my part. Isn't game-breaking or anything, but a mistake nonetheless. I'll fix that today.

CTTP is not a dependency anymore

Oh yeah. Alpha Centauri Bb was found to not exist many years ago right?

Ummm... Proxima Centauri b has been confirmed for a loooong time. If it's confirmed that means that there is little doubt that it exists. Can you please provide a source that says Proxima Centauri b doesn't exist? As for Proxima Centauri c, this is old news and in fact, I've already added Proxima Centauri c as a mini-neptune into REX.

Yeah sure, if all I have to do is say yes, then why not lol

The latest version of scatterer should work

Updated REX last night. The most major additions are the implementation of the new terrain shaders for all of the terrestrial planets and the addition of Proxima Centuari c

Real Exoplanets is better

Some more terrain screenshots: Currently testing to make sure everything looks normal in stock as well as in RSS before I release an update. Proxima Centauri c will be coming to this update as well.