Is it possible to create a system with multiple stars?

thanks @FriendlyFin

you could also use xml, as i’ve heard

the best option for having low lighting offset would be to make a binary system similar to the one on lost in space; two or three stars very close together

Thanks @YaMomzBox420

Ok i see

@PNSXK The "original" one(or whichever one the game counts as a real star) would be stationary, while the other stars would orbit like planets. You could have one star orbiting another star that's also orbiting another star, but you couldn't exactly create a "true" binary/trinary system like irl because of the way physics are handled in the game(rails instead of n-body)

Btw will the stars in that system orbit each other or will they stay in the place you put them? @YaMomzBox420 @Zenithspeed

Ok thanks @Zenithspeed @YaMomzBox420

Technically yes and no... Basically it's possible to make a system like you asked about, but the game only allows one object to give off light like a star, so your second(or third) star(s) will basically just be large/dense planets

yes, it is possible, however the light distribution will be off, planets will only recieve light from the primary star and not the current star they are orbiting