Bad news to Andromadae Binary System.

It is too complicated for me to explain. But it has something to do with Terrain Lighting and Max Colour Value

@Hyperant oh ok but how to do the stars make star flares

In the System Builder (in Planet Studio), you set the star flare color to 0. Doing so will make the barycenter not give off the star flares, but only the other stars do (if you make them have their own star flares) @heitorM

@Hyperant well done, but now the question is how will i make the barycenter not produce light?

Ok, I managed to make 2 stars orbit a barycenter. You need to make the gravity very, very, very high to make the planets orbit as fast as they should.

@heitorM Ik. JNO does not have the correct visuals yet, like eclipses, multiple stars giving different types of light, or planet shadows.

@AK5Z yes but like, i wanted to make 2 or 3 planets orbiting Andromadae B (the central star is Andromadae A), but Andromadae B isnt making any light, so like, instead of Andromadae B make light for the planet that orbits it, it is Andromadae A that makes the light.

@heitorM also, here’s a tip: don’t user barycenters for stars. You can make the second star orbit the Main star, and it will still look a normal binary. Unless if you want something hardcore, you can make a barycenter.

@AK5Z yes

You don’t really have to make a barycenter for the stars. For the planets, yes.

@Seeya seriously that was that? let me test

Increase the gravity of the barycenter