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UPDATE: I figured this out, KittopiaTech automatically generates an ocean map, you can press Ctrl+P to open the menu and regenerate the planet maps. Remember to make sure the MaxDelta (in ScaledVersion) is high enough so that your scaled terrain doesn't cap off.

@ColdJ I use that a lot, but I can't see any tutorials relating to the process of making an ocean world for ksp.

Does anyone know the process of creating an ocean world? I understand that you need to add an Ocean node, but it doesn't translate into scaled space. I'm struggling to find any documentation for this and I would like to know the texturing process for this.

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A squeakier voice doesn’t make it more kid friendly… I think you are saying this because it would be more relatable to young audiences, but I don’t see how that would help in any way.

Around 68% of steam users don’t have the required specs, so I was 10% off.

Yeah... I tried adding multiple options but it removed them.

There has been quite a mixed reaction to the KSP 2 requirements, so will your PC be able to handle ksp2? (It's not letting me add multiple questions... I don't know why)

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Are you sure about that? I feel like 80% is a safe assumption, it would probably be higher.

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This is where 4 years of waiting, for 80% of us, end.

Yeah I guess, not sure what I was thinking…

I’m not sure whether you mean paid DLC or just free downloadable content, but I’m assuming you mean the latter (presuming that Ksp2 will stick to their promise of no paid DLC). This would be a good idea as people who don’t want the planet editor can just decide not to download the content.

Maybe better resources to help users understand the system in place will decrease the learning curve involved. Similar to the inbuilt ksp2 tutorials that are meant to actually be good unlike the first game. Maybe it still requires the same skill and thought as normal kopernicus but the efficiency of the process will be an improvement and will possibly lead to better planet packs for ksp2 (kind of like hammer++ that skips the process of waiting for the game to load to see the final result). My original idea was to not allow modders to be lazy, but instead introduce a system that changes something that requires technological skill to something that requires creativity and imagination. The console idea is something I had never thought of before, but it is a good idea in general.