Miros balls

Imagine if this were to be a template for making an unusually collided double planet

@BmnkRocketIndustries No, I am not saying you should. In fact, I never said anything about that. Though it is a good idea to try to make a micro system. If I cannot make every planet in TFF universe, I will make it like a micro system

@AK5Z @Luckwut So I should make a micro system. You're saying

@Luckwut How to make a planet in half?

@AK5Z Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.

@BmnkRocketIndustries when I get back

@AK5Z Thank you. That'll probably be very cool. Can you also do drawings of what the planets of the solar system and of the contact binary system. Look like.

@BmnkRocketIndustries I am putting one in the TFF universe

@AK5Z How do you make a Contact binary Can you make a contact Binary How do you make one You should put one in the TFF universe

@Luckwut Darn it

@BmnkRocketIndustries Not every contact binary system works like that. Some separate. Like @Luckwut said, that is not possible.

@BmnkRocketIndustries In vanilla game it's impossible to do that except you mod it

@Luckwut In till they eventually become A sphere.

@Luckwut The balls keep going closer to each other the larger I get it. I'm trying to get a contact binary star just like. @AK5Z

@BmnkRocketIndustries I don't quite understand what you mean but in the game celestial body don't have real physics like real life, it's just static rock

@Luckwut How to make it larger than it actually is? Right now. Without them getting into each other into a sphere.

@BmnkRocketIndustries Randomly editing expression values grant me the balls. Other than that it's just color change. Also I don't know what the expression mean

@JetStream180 And yes, it does look like A butt

@Luckwut I know how you made it. I need to know how you made it into separate balls.

@BmnkRocketIndustries Miros, Tydos moon

Anyone how do You make this.

@Luckwut How did you make it?

@Luckwut thanks

@AK5Z Sure, go on

Can I use this to make a contact binary star system?