Kepler-62e is the fourth planet in the Kepler-62 star system. It is a Oceanic super-Earth with most of its surface covered in endless ocean of water. Its temperature are somewhat hot. Deep underwater lies network of oceanic trenches and mountainous terrain. It has dazzling aurora and thick polar clouds visible from space.
(Credit HyperPatch for the texture and eyov2 for the aurora)
(Craft used in pics)
GENERAL INFO
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- Created On: Android
- Game Version: 0.9.923.0
CHARACTERISTICS
- Radius: 10,269 km
- Sea Level: 0 m
- Surface Gravity: 12.0 m/s
- Rotational Period: N/A
- Escape Velocity: 15.70 km/s
- Mass: 1.9E+25kg
Atmosphere
- Height: 166 km
- Scale Height: 11 km
- Surface Air Density: 1.900 kg/m3
- Surface Temperature: 315 K
EQUIRECTANGULAR MAP
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2,237 Luckwut11 months ago
@AK5Z To make the aurora bright, you need to increase the 'intensity' in biome color.
To make the aurora appear closer, first go to planet properties section (place to add description, change gravity, etc.) then scroll to bottom. Disable 'automatic' on QuadSphere Loading Distance and set the both value closer to the radius of your planet. -
12.2k Tallisar11 months ago
How did you get the auroras to appear closer and have those bright light beam things
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2,237 Luckwut1.6 years ago
@Aludra877 Ello, I copied the aurora effect from this template by eyov2, Have a nice day. https://www.simplerockets.com/CelestialBodies/View/xF64es/Blank-template-with-auroras-and-clouds
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1,115 Aludra8771.6 years ago
Good day @Luckwut thanks for the upvote firstly! Secondly, may u pls tell me how to do the Aurora Affect because I would really like to use it for some of the planets,
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2,237 Luckwut2.0 years ago
@StarDominatorIIVV Yea, go ahead and I've tried less glowy aurora (only emission) and looks a bit weird.
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5,295 StarDominatorIIVV+1 2.0 years ago
If you do not mind, im going to steal the polar clouds noise
@Luckwut I know the intensity, but thank you! This will make the planets and moons that have auroras better! Thank you!