[WIP] Flamed Out: a Breath of Fresh Air

[Heliocentric]

The result of overworking myself.

Heliocentric Presents: Flamed Out.

 

What is flamed out?

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Flamed Out is what I call "The Escape"; a breath of fresh air from working on Trilogy: Exploration, a system with absolutely 0 plan, and my greatest creation to date.

What planets does this add?

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Stars
KIP-538a - A failed red dwarf star, provides the warmth needed for struggling worlds. Most massive of the two.
KIP-538b - A cold brown dwarf in binary with it's failed sister.

Innermost planet
Tarium: Small gas giant with massive rings
Ardus: Moon of Tarium, thin atmosphere, dry and mars like
Rima: Moon of Tarium, Vacuum, large mountains, two massive craters

Outermost planet
Peroro: Cold and icy world, thick atmosphere, methane oceans
Serus: Moon of Peroro, vacuum world, large polar crater, dried lake beds

Screenshots

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When will it be released?

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Late June-Mid July

 

Discord servers to join for updates:

https://discord.gg/Q6bpBARpXp (Personal modding server)

https://discordapp.com/invite/XmVp23s (Kopernicus server, check #helio-mods for frequent updates)

 

Edited June 7, 2021 by Heliocentric

[smushanoob]

cool 

Edited June 7, 2021 by BobTheKerbal

[Shbibe]

epic, excited!

[Heliocentric]

Welcome to Peroro!

 

[Heliocentric]

Peroro + Methane

[ffx]

i actuly like the old one

[Heliocentric]

2 hours ago, ffx said:

i actuly like the old one

This planet was meant to have oceans, I just didn't install them until after I knew the planet was working

[Heliocentric]

Mod release may be much sooner than expected, I challenged myself to make a heightmap as fast as possible and made a pretty good quality one in only 2.5 hours

[Heliocentric]

Peroro Visuals

[Heliocentric]

Reworking Tarium's texture, will be more detailed soon

[smushanoob]

34 minutes ago, Heliocentric said:

Reworking Tarium's texture, will be more detailed soon

I recommend turning down the color exposure its too bright under such a dim type of star

[Heliocentric]

7 hours ago, smushanoob said:

I recommend turning down the color exposure its too bright under such a dim type of star

I have yet to fix lightcurves