New version is come.
The new version of Riger Kenttaurus planetary system, with the famous space 3D planetarium software Space Engine as a reference, shows you the real Riger Kenttaurus, allowing you to explore the mysterious world four light years away in a down-to-earth way!
Version 1.0 of Riger Kenttaurus planetary system is also the first planetary system released by me. Due to lack of production experience, it has become a defective product. Now that version 1.1 has arrived, it is no longer a defective product!
Enjoy it!
GENERAL INFO
- Predecessor: blank solar system
- Created On: Android
- Game Version: 0.9.509.0
CELESTIAL BODIES
| Name | Parent | Radius | Surface Gravity | Apoapsis | Periapsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Centauri A | 854.0 Mm | 199.3 m/s | - | - | |
| Alpha Centauri B | Alpha Centauri A | 852.6 Mm | 338.5 m/s | 163,055.6 Mm | 162,729.8 Mm |
| Proxima Centauri | Alpha Centauri A | 107.2 Mm | 137.0 m/s | 1,001,000.0 Mm | 999,000.0 Mm |
| Proxima 1 | Proxima Centauri | 24,180 km | 18.5 m/s | 2,447.1 Mm | 2,442.3 Mm |
| Proxima 1.D1 | Proxima 1 | 9,830 m | 0.0 m/s | 79,163 km | 79,004 km |
| Proxima 2 | Proxima Centauri | 3,427 km | 2.6 m/s | 4,802.5 Mm | 4,792.9 Mm |
| Proxima 3 | Proxima Centauri | 24,180 km | 18.5 m/s | 7,487.7 Mm | 7,472.7 Mm |
| Proxima 3.D1 | Proxima 3 | 52 km | 0.0 m/s | 232.5 Mm | 232.0 Mm |
| Proxima 1.D2 | Proxima 3 | 5,690 m | 0.0 m/s | 429.9 Mm | 429.0 Mm |
| Proxima 1.D3 | Proxima 3 | 6,165 m | 0.0 m/s | 628.1 Mm | 626.9 Mm |
| Proxima 4 | Proxima Centauri | 9,631 km | 7.6 m/s | 14,727.9 Mm | 14,698.4 Mm |
| Proxima 4.D1 | Proxima 4 | 11 km | 0.0 m/s | 33,201 km | 33,135 km |
| Proxima 5 | Proxima Centauri | 77,314 km | 72.8 m/s | 32,936.6 Mm | 32,870.8 Mm |
| Proxima 5.D1 | Proxima 5 | 2,802 km | 2.1 m/s | 3,564.8 Mm | 3,557.7 Mm |
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795 Onecubic+1 3.8 years ago
@Luxintenebris In the Space Engine, the names of all planets' moons are named after "D1" or "D2".Since I directly used the data in Space Engine when creating celestial bodies, I simply applied their names.
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158 Luxintenebris+1 3.8 years ago
Interesting system! But I have a question, why do some planets have D1 or D2 as a “last name” Just curious.
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795 Onecubic+1 3.9 years ago
@Arstotzka This is a very complicated operation, and I studied it for a whole day.
First, download the blank system of CASXA on this website. Then, enter planetstudio, modify his planetary system, that is, add an arbitrary planet, and then save it.Then, modify the XML file of this planetary system, that is, first modify the file of this planetary system into TXT format, and then modify it with some software: modify all juno in the file into the stars you want,Then put the link of the star you want (such as: userdata/ celestialdatabase /celestialbodies/star.xml),After saving the TXT file, modify the file into XML format again, restart the game, enter the modified planetary system just now, and you will find that the central celestial body has been replaced!
I've been typing for so long, and I've helped you. Why don't you give me an upvote lol -
795 Onecubic3.9 years ago
@Thepro908 The game doesn't support multiple stars to emit the sun flare. I have used atmospheric luminescence to make up for this problem. I really can't help it.
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@Arstotzka It’s possible now. I replaced Juno with a black hole in the newest version.