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@ -157,10 +157,9 @@ Modules look like this:
In this example the `Star` module has a `size` field and a `tint` field. Since the colour is a complex object it needs another set of { and } around it, and then it has its own fields inside it : `r`, `g`, `b`, and `a`. Don't forget to put commas after each field.
Most fields are either true/false, a decimal number, and integer number, or a string (word with quotation marks around it). There are also colours and positions.
A colour is defined like this (with integers from 0 to 255):
Most fields are either true/false, a decimal number, and integer number, or a string (word with quotation marks around it). There are also the following types of values:
#### Colour:
```
{
"r" : 200,
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}
```
A position is defined like this:
#### Position:
```
{
"x" : 182.4,
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}
```
A scale curve is defined like this:
#### Scale curve:
```
[
{"time":0, "value":1},
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- "tint" : (colour)
- "solarFlareTint" : (colour) The flares are tinted weirdly so this won't make the actual colour of the star. You'll want to use trial and error to find something that matches.
- "solarLuminosity" : (decimal number) Relative luminosity of this star compared to the sun.
- "curve" : (scale curve)
### Signal
- "signals" : (list of signal info objects)
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- "targetStarSystem" : (string) You can have a black hole bring you to a different star system scene using this.
### Water
- "size" : (decimal number) heighest radius of the water volume
- "size" : (decimal number) highest radius of the water volume
- "tint" : (colour)
- "curve" : (scale curve)
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- "curve" : (scale curve)
### Sand
- "size" : (decimal number) heighest radius of the sand volume
- "size" : (decimal number) highest radius of the sand volume
- "tint" : (colour)
- "curve" : (scale curve)