Solved Planet Texture problem.

[SFSAbhishek]

I was creating a star , with my own new texture, but after putting everything i got this issue

The texture is not at the centre.

So is their issue in my Texture of in my Planet Configuration.

 

[Earl]

I was creating a star , with my own new texture, but after putting everything i got this issue View attachment 32439

The texture is not at the centre.

So is their issue in my Texture of in my Planet Configuration.

Is the star in the center of the image?

 

[Altaïr]

I've moved your thread to the Help and support section SFSAbhishek
Nice texture by the way

 

[BANDWITH]

I was creating a star , with my own new texture, but after putting everything i got this issue View attachment 32439

The texture is not at the centre.

So is their issue in my Texture of in my Planet Configuration.

Alright there sir!
What layer do you have the atmosphere texture (ex. Atmosphere, Cloud)?

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

I was creating a star , with my own new texture, but after putting everything i got this issue View attachment 32439

The texture is not at the centre.

So is their issue in my Texture of in my Planet Configuration.

The picture of the star is probably not centered.

 

[SFSAbhishek]

Alright there sir!
What layer do you have the atmosphere texture (ex. Atmosphere, Cloud)?

This is my planet data
●ATMOSPHERE_DATA●
{
"PHYSICS": {
"height": 30000.0,
"density": 0.005,
"curve": 10.0
},
"GRADIENT": {
"positionZ": 40000,
"gradientHeight": 80000.0,
"gradientTexture": "Atmo_Mstar"
},
"CLOUDS": {
"cloudTexture": "None",
"startHeight": 0,
"height": 0,
"repeatX": 0.0,
"alpha": 0.0,
"cloudVelocity": 0.0
},
"FOG": {
"keys": []
}
}

●TERRAIN_DATA●
{
"TERRAIN_TEXTURE_DATA": {
"planetTexture": "Red Dwarf Star",
"planetTextureCutout": 1.1,
"surfaceTextureA": "Ice",
"surfaceTextureSizeA": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"surfaceTextureB": "Ice",
"surfaceTextureSizeB": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"terrainTexture": "Ice",
"terrainTextureSize": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"surfaceLayerSize": 60.0,
"minFade": 0.0,
"maxFade": 0.6000000238418579,
"shadowIntensity": 0.0,
"shadowHeight": 0.0
},
"terrainFromula": [],
"textureFormula": [],
"DETAIL_LEVELS": [
{
"loadDistance": 0.0,
"verticeSize": 2000.0
},
{
"loadDistance": 5000.0,
"verticeSize": 1000.0
},
{
"loadDistance": 1000.0,
"verticeSize": 500.0
}
]
}

I copied the terrain data from SATURN.

 

[SFSAbhishek]

If you wanted this is my Texture

 

[SFSAbhishek]

I've moved your thread to the Help and support section SFSAbhishek
Nice texture by the way

How can I tag my post , please tell me so that next time I won't disturb you.

 

[SFSAbhishek]

Is the star in the center of the image?

How to put the star at the centre of the Image.

 

[BANDWITH]

Hmmm
Try this image instead

Also, could you perhaps show the star from different positions in orbit around it?

Screenshots from around the blue areas in the orbit or so would be preferable.
SFSAbhishek

 

[Altaïr]

How can I tag my post , please tell me so that next time I won't disturb you.

A thread posted in the Help and Support section will be tagged "open" by default. Once it's posted you can't change it, but a moderator or an admin will do it for you when the issue is solved. Don't worry, that's our job

 

[SFSAbhishek]

Hmmm
Try this image instead
View attachment 32444
Also, could you perhaps show the star from different positions in orbit around it?
View attachment 32464
Screenshots from around the blue areas in the orbit or so would be preferable.
SFSAbhishek

I got my solution,
"GRADIENT": {
"positionZ": 40,
It was earlier 40000 , i changed it to 40
By the way thanks for your co-operation.☺️

 

[BANDWITH]

I got my solution,
"GRADIENT": {
"positionZ": 40,
It was earlier 40000 , i changed it to 40
By the way thanks for your co-operation.☺️

Yep.
Let us know if you have anymore issues!

 

[Space pilot]

This is my planet data
●ATMOSPHERE_DATA●
{
"PHYSICS": {
"height": 30000.0,
"density": 0.005,
"curve": 10.0
},
"GRADIENT": {
"positionZ": 40000,
"gradientHeight": 80000.0,
"gradientTexture": "Atmo_Mstar"
},
"CLOUDS": {
"cloudTexture": "None",
"startHeight": 0,
"height": 0,
"repeatX": 0.0,
"alpha": 0.0,
"cloudVelocity": 0.0
},
"FOG": {
"keys": []
}
}

●TERRAIN_DATA●
{
"TERRAIN_TEXTURE_DATA": {
"planetTexture": "Red Dwarf Star",
"planetTextureCutout": 1.1,
"surfaceTextureA": "Ice",
"surfaceTextureSizeA": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"surfaceTextureB": "Ice",
"surfaceTextureSizeB": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"terrainTexture": "Ice",
"terrainTextureSize": {
"x": -1.0,
"y": -1.0
},
"surfaceLayerSize": 60.0,
"minFade": 0.0,
"maxFade": 0.6000000238418579,
"shadowIntensity": 0.0,
"shadowHeight": 0.0
},
"terrainFromula": [],
"textureFormula": [],
"DETAIL_LEVELS": [
{
"loadDistance": 0.0,
"verticeSize": 2000.0
},
{
"loadDistance": 5000.0,
"verticeSize": 1000.0
},
{
"loadDistance": 1000.0,
"verticeSize": 500.0
}
]
}

I copied the terrain data from SATURN.

Thanks for this planet data

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

I got my solution,
"GRADIENT": {
"positionZ": 40,
It was earlier 40000 , i changed it to 40
By the way thanks for your co-operation.☺️

What was Actually causing the problem was that your planetTextureCutout was above 1 (you had it in 1.1). You shoudn't set it to value higher than 1.

Also, I don't know how that positionZ change solved the issue, but If it worked, good. Let us know If you need anything else.