r/spaceengine
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Help me find this planet please
My SE had a few issues and I had to do a few things with the config files. My SE is wrking again but all bokmarks got deleted, I took some screenshots of the sky from it the last times it opened, but it didn't show the name, could someone help me find it?
u/Disastrous_Cow_9540 — 7 hours ago
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Adrian and 40 Eridani
Adrian and 40 Eridani from ‘Project Hail Mary’
Mods: Tau Ceti [Remastered+Adrian]
Erid (40 Eridani A b) from Project Hail Mary
u/YourLocalPulsar — 11 hours ago
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How Ancient Venus could have looked like a long time ago
I had to crop some images and had to discard like 3 because space engine bugs the textures when editing planets and so the clouds either cut out abruptly, there are squares in the water or there are weird squares in the sky.
u/XenosHornet — 1 day ago
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Am i the only one who wants this, but i wish Space Engine had massive graphical updates.
Imagine if you can fly or freeroam beneath the many layers of a gas giant, and there's a massive weather circulation surrounding you everywhere, with thick gigantic 3D variation of clouds that you can fly in and out too. Rocky planets with dynamic changing weather that also interacts with the surrounding surface area, and dynamic oceanic waves depending on composition or tidal force, volcanic eruptions, physical interactions between planet orbital gravity. Maybe this is too much to be asked for from a 21 years old space simulation, but it would be cool to have a massive graphical and physics update.
u/VireluneNova — 1 day ago
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Just a random planet at M53, with mods. Post corrected
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u/AdventurousRyan99 — 1 day ago
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Depressing yourself with SpaceEngine. :3
Go into configs\main-user.cfg, scroll down to LifeGenerator, and copypasta this code to that section:
ProbLifeOrgTerra 0 // probability of origin of organic life on non-arid worlds (surface & ocean)
ProbLifeOrgOceania 0 // probability of origin of organic life on ocean worlds (ocean)
ProbLifeOrgDesert 0 // probability of origin of organic life on arid worlds (surface)
ProbLifeOrgIceWorld 0 // probability of origin of organic life on ice worlds (subglacail)
ProbLifeOrgGiant 0 // probability of origin of organic life on gas giants (atmosphere)
ProbLifeExotTerra 0 // probability of origin of exotic life on non-arid worlds (surface & ocean)
ProbLifeExoOceania 0 // probability of origin of exotic life on ocean worlds (ocean)
ProbLifeExoDesert 0 // probability of origin of exotic life on arid worlds (surface)
ProbLifeExoIceWorld 0 // probability of origin of exotic life on ice worlds (subglacail)
ProbLifeExoGiant 0 // probability of origin of exotic life on gas giants (atmosphere)
ProbPanspEjectTerra 0 // Probability of organic life spores ejection on asteroid impact on non-arid worlds (surface & ocean)
ProbPanspEjectOceania 0 // Probability of organic life spores ejection on asteroid impact on ocean worlds (ocean)
ProbPanspEjectDesert 0 // Probability of organic life spores ejection on asteroid impact on arid worlds (surface)
ProbPanspEjectIceWorld 0 // Probability of organic life spores ejection on asteroid impact on ice worlds (subglacial)
ProbPanspEjectGiant 0 // Probability of organic life spores ejection on asteroid impact on gas giants (atmosphere)
ProbPanspInsertTerra 0 // Probability of organic life spores insertion on asteroid impact on non-arid worlds (surface & ocean)
ProbPanspInsertOceania 0 // Probability of organic life spores insertion on asteroid impact on ocean worlds (ocean)
ProbPanspInsertDesert 0 // Probability of organic life spores insertion on asteroid impact on arid worlds (surface)
ProbPanspInsertIceWorld 0 // Probability of organic life spores insertion on asteroid impact on ice worlds (subglacial)
ProbPanspInsertGiant 0 // Probability of organic life spores insertion on asteroid impact on gas giants (atmosphere)
LifeOrgAgeUni 100.02 // mean value of system age to develop unicellular organic life (in billion years)
LifeOrgAgeUniDisp 10.01 // dispersion of system age to develop unicellular organic life (in billion years)
LifeOrgAgeMulti 200.05 // mean value of system age to develop multicellular organic life (in billion years)
LifeOrgAgeMultiDisp 20.01 // dispersion of system age to develop multicellular organic life (in billion years)
LifeOrgAgeComplex 300.08 // mean value of system age to develop complex ground organic life (in billion years)
LifeOrgAgeComplexDisp 30.01 // dispersion of system age to develop complex ground organic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeUni 200.04 // mean value of system age to develop unicellular exotic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeUniDisp 20.01 // dispersion of system age to develop unicellular exotic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeMulti 300.08 // mean value of system age to develop multicellular exotic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeMultiDisp 30.01 // dispersion of system age to develop multicellular exotic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeComplex 400.12 // mean value of system age to develop complex ground exotic life (in billion years)
LifeExoAgeComplexDisp 40.01 // dispersion of system age to develop complex ground exotic life (in billion years)
Very depressing, but (unfortunately), most realistic. ;)
u/BelleHades — 2 days ago
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Earth and Jupiter, rendered using the exact same exposure level. It gets dark out there.
u/KlaxonBeat — 3 days ago
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Ringed gas giant (plus ominous black orb in the center of the planet)
im scared
u/Direct_Ad2434 — 2 days ago
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stop following
How do I stop following an object, when I press W it just goes toward it no matter where I look. I've never had this problem before.
u/nodisHmm — 3 days ago
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First TORRID object with liquid water ever found! 1050 K!!! (785°C, 1446°F)
It's been ages since I found something this rare, it took an entire WEEK of searching every day, 8-12 hours or so per day at a searching speed of 10000 systems checked every ~13 seconds or so, meaning I have checked, in total, roughly around ~193,840,000 systems to find this...
Also, shoutout to u/donatelo200 who also searched a lot and could easily have found this too before me! If we take the objects he checked into account, the systems checked count might easily be double
Here are the coords: RS 0-4-1882-334-21654-5-265-205 B5
u/DeMooniC- — 4 days ago
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Planet with Breathable atmosphere
I found this planet today and I belive it has a breathable atmosphere.
Coords: RS 0-5-14628-2238-25195-8-15634652-1134 2
u/Kerbalist_7394 — 5 days ago