Actually Complete Solar System (ACSS) Release Thread
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Bonjour, NeilaSchweitz! Or Gutentag... Lol not sure. Anyway, yeah this is the single most comprehensive pack ever made. I do hope you enjoy it. Gurren Lagann did such a good job, most people's phones simply couldn't keep up...
Yes he did a great work!
He still working on to update it with eccentricities and other stuff to fix?
There is a "dev plan"?
Yes, we must have a good powered phone to deal with it. But with an "installer" or a way to select objects you want to add in the pack with checkboxes, the life should be easier.
Regards
He still working on to update it with eccentricities and other stuff to fix?
There is a "dev plan"?
Yes, we must have a good powered phone to deal with it. But with an "installer" or a way to select objects you want to add in the pack with checkboxes, the life should be easier.
Regards
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Yes he did a great work!
He still working on to update it with eccentricities and other stuff to fix?
There is a "dev plan"?
Yes, we must have a good powered phone to deal with it. But with an "installer" or a way to select objects you want to add in the pack with checkboxes, the life should be easier.
Regards
He still working on to update it with eccentricities and other stuff to fix?
There is a "dev plan"?
Yes, we must have a good powered phone to deal with it. But with an "installer" or a way to select objects you want to add in the pack with checkboxes, the life should be easier.
Regards
I don't like the "realistically sized" packs causes the parts/fuel/mass/thrust are not realistically scaled too... So it's result as a mix with "bullshit" and "not bullshit".
The game should be include a generic scaling fonction, in order to set a realistic scale on the physics (thrust, weight, atmosphere params, etc...), but at the same time to set a realistic scale on planets (*and why not on planets packs).
*The way should be to find the formula to switch each parameters of the default bodies from the default values, to realistic values. And then apply the formulas to scale whatever planet packs.
The game should be include a generic scaling fonction, in order to set a realistic scale on the physics (thrust, weight, atmosphere params, etc...), but at the same time to set a realistic scale on planets (*and why not on planets packs).
*The way should be to find the formula to switch each parameters of the default bodies from the default values, to realistic values. And then apply the formulas to scale whatever planet packs.
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You're totally right about that. If you're interested, I made an intermediate scale solar system that's called IRIS, the purpose is precisely to make the difficulty close to what realistic should be. I never finished it though, but even as is it offers a good challenge.
Actually that already exists (though it's quite basic), but it's only on Steam for now. There's a realistic mode in which the solar system is scaled up, and the parts benefit from a bonus (more Isp, mass reduction) to make the difficulty realistic too. Interestingly, the difficulty is close to my IRIS pack.
Actually that already exists (though it's quite basic), but it's only on Steam for now. There's a realistic mode in which the solar system is scaled up, and the parts benefit from a bonus (more Isp, mass reduction) to make the difficulty realistic too. Interestingly, the difficulty is close to my IRIS pack.
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The latest version is here if you want to try it. It contains an accurate terrain for Mars, and Ceres.
It's more that the planet pack has to be made compatible with it. To make things simple, the planet files now contain some multiplicators on several characteristics, and the game uses those. As it's a recent feature, most planet packs don't have them, so they will just be loaded as if it was normal mode.
Most things on PC will probably come to mobile on the long term, but I don't have any information to be honest.
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The latest version is here if you want to try it. It contains an accurate terrain for Mars, and Ceres.
It's more that the planet pack has to be made compatible with it. To make things simple, the planet files now contain some multiplicators on several characteristics, and the game uses those. As it's a recent feature, most planet packs don't have them, so they will just be loaded as if it was normal mode.
Most things on PC will probably come to mobile on the long term, but I don't have any information to be honest.
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I had a similar problem when installing but its an easy fix. the file itself contains multiple files and they are their own planet packs in themselves, I assume this is for easily removing groups of unwanted content when installing but if you just take the main folder and copy all the stuff in the texture and planet data folders to it's respective folders it works. (Or I'm just being stupid)
Hey folks, Laika here. Just want to say sorry for being MIA for so long. I was getting notifications to my email from this thread, but then they stopped. I've been working on getting a database running that can hold all the planet data so I can make changes easily and hopefully get those terrains back in there. I'll check in on this thread on a regular basis now that Gurren Lagann has appointed me his successor, with great responsibility comes... well you know the rest. I feel honoured to carry on the legacy Gurren!
Here's a GitHub repository I created for ACSS, that's where I'll be pushing any updates and changes to. You'll be able to follow the development as it goes and I've updated the README with the proper installation instructions for this current version of ACSS as it was mentioned earlier in this thread. Enjoy!
ACSS - GitHub
ACSS - GitHub
