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A planet creator for Outer Wilds.
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A planet creator for Outer Wilds.
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## List of available options :
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## List of available options :
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This list will update as more options are added. Structure JSON file like so :
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```
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{
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"settings": {
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"name" : "Test Planet",
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"position" : [0, 0, 20000],
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"orbitAngle" : 0,
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"hasFog" : true,
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"fogTint" : [0, 75, 15, 128],
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"fogDensity" : 0.5
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}
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}
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```
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### Required :
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### Required :
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- name - The name of the planet.
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- name - The name of the planet.
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- position - The Vector3 positon of the planet in world space. Write as \[x, y, z].
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- position - The Vector3 positon of the planet in world space. Write as \[x, y, z].
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- bottomCloudSize - The size of the bumpy clouds underneath the top. *(Check that the bottom clouds are not poking through the top!)*
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- bottomCloudSize - The size of the bumpy clouds underneath the top. *(Check that the bottom clouds are not poking through the top!)*
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- cloudTint - The color of the clouds. Write as \[r, g, b, a] in byte form. (0-255)
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- cloudTint - The color of the clouds. Write as \[r, g, b, a] in byte form. (0-255)
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- hasWater - Set to "true" if you want water.
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- hasWater - Set to "true" if you want water.
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- WaterSize - Size of the water sphere.
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- waterSize - Size of the water sphere.
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- hasRain - Set to "true" if you want it to be raining.
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- hasRain - Set to "true" if you want it to be raining.
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- hasGravity - Set to "true" if you want gravity.
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- hasGravity - Set to "true" if you want gravity.
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- surfaceAcelleration - Strength of gravity.
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- surfaceAcelleration - Strength of gravity.
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