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Damn not the bright star.....

@Tallisar Dually noted, let me test that rq

@Tallisar Not at all! Take a crack at it, you'll do the idea more justice than I ever will be able to.

Say @HighNeurosurgeon, do you mind if I revamp this?

You can make the poles be one pole. You don't necessarily need two poles @HighNeurosurgeon. Also, to create beaches, you can either use altitude-based subbiomes, but they cannot be colored like value-based subbiomes. Value-based subbiomes need to have a range. To make beaches I typically use ranges from 0.001 to 0.0001.

@Tallisar Blank template. Fun fact, I actually have another poled habitable planet. I just didn't see it fit to add them cause they wouldn't contribute much to the look of the planet considering one pole would be buried under the clouds. I have yet to master beaches, but once I do, I'll reupload this (most most likely)

I mean it is still great though! All you needed was beaches, a few more biomes, and poles, and there you go @HighNeurosurgeon! I am glad you found out how to make clouds too, something that most new planetmakers also dont do. Also, what template did you make this from?

@Tallisar Thank you! Although a bit unrealistic, I feel like the terrain atmosphere was needed to give it that foggy humid feeling. I appreciate this.

edit: I will also mention that I learned clouds through your technique, all credit goes to you

This is amazing. It is disappointing that it doesn’t have many upvotes. The terrain, clouds and atmosphere are perfect. I am also glad you figured out how to use the terrain atmosphere—something that many new planet makers don’t use. Plus one point.