The Complete Solar System!

[InSight]

Nevermind.
2 things.
1 I meant mediafire not forum
2 is it to the SFS scale?

 

[Lt. Snakestrike]

Nevermind.
2 things.
1 I meant mediafire not forum
2 is it to the SFS scale?

Not all of it. Some of Saturn's moons are real scale for example (enceladus'll appear really big).

 

[The Astronomer]

I noticed that Titan's atmosphere in this mod is just 25 km thick. Is there a reason for this, since the real one extends to like 1000 km due to low gravity and massive atmosphere? Even with SFS's scaling down it should still be somewhat taller than Earth's.

 

[Lt. Snakestrike]

I noticed that Titan's atmosphere in this mod is just 25 km thick. Is there a reason for this, since the real one extends to like 1000 km due to low gravity and massive atmosphere? Even with SFS's scaling down it should still be somewhat taller than Earth's.

It is quite a bit thicker than earth's in the game though. I haven't tried launching off it yet, but I know I won't enjoy it.

 

[The Astronomer]

It is quite a bit thicker than earth's in the game though. I haven't tried launching off it yet, but I know I won't enjoy it.

There is a reason that irl the delta-v required to get into Titan orbit from its surface is like 7 km/s or so...wait a second. Is Titan's radius in this mod 515 km?

 

[Lt. Snakestrike]

There is a reason that irl the delta-v required to get into Titan orbit from its surface is like 7 km/s or so...wait a second. Is Titan's radius in this mod 515 km?

I'm not sure, I can't find the chart.

 

[TtTOtW]

It's 30km

 

[The Astronomer]

It's 30km

I looked into the code, and the physical height is 25 km. The texture is 30 km, though.

 

[InSight]

I looked into the code, and the physical height is 25 km. The texture is 30 km, though.

Kowalski, analysis

 

[TtTOtW]

I looked into the code, and the physical height is 25 km. The texture is 30 km, though.

Ah ok

 

[BANDWITH]

I've started working on some new textures for this planet pack. They are based around the Vanilla look of the game, instead of pictures of the planets themselves.

 

[TtTOtW]

Ah ok

I double checked. The atmosphere sheds speed right from the moment you enter at 30km

 

[The Astronomer]

I double checked. The atmosphere sheds speed right from the moment you enter at 30km

Still way too thin though :/

 

[Lt. Snakestrike]

Still way too thin though :/

Well, yeah, everything's scaled down from the actual values.

 

[The Astronomer]

Well, yeah, everything's scaled down from the actual values.

Though, it's a bit surprising that this one actually scales down instead of scaling up relative to the planet as other planetary atmospheres do.

Also, last time I check this mod, for some reason Enceladus is bigger than Earth. Is the link at the front the latest version? If not, where can I get it?

 

[Lt. Snakestrike]

Though, it's a bit surprising that this one actually scales down instead of scaling up relative to the planet as other planetary atmospheres do.

Also, last time I check this mod, for some reason Enceladus is bigger than Earth. Is the link at the front the latest version? If not, where can I get it?

Enceladus is one of the ones that still needs to be updated (it's in real size still). There is an updated version of this on page 2.

 

[InSight]

Download is still broken…
could someone put it in google drive or dropbox or something please?
thanks…

 

[TtTOtW]

Sentinel @GuHP20, what is the status on the complete solar system update?

 

[GuHP20]

Sentinel @GuHP20, what is the status on the complete solar system update?

Oh,I've stoped it,I'm waiting for the update to make eliptical orbits.

 

[TtTOtW]

Oh,I've stoped it,I'm waiting for the update to make eliptical orbits.

Great

 

[The Astronomer]

I wish I could see atmospheric pressure graph :/
https://www.researchgate.net/figure...-viscosity-of-Titan-atmosphere_fig4_323047863

 

[The Astronomer]

So I'm considering installing this mod (up to Saturn, to save some headache on replacing the textures). The version is 1.1, the latest version I knew about.

Review:
The textures are decent (well, tbh this part doesn't really matter to me; I'm replacing all of them with my textures anyways), but holy hell it's shocking how inconsistent and, pardon me, badly done the planets are, physically. In the Saturn system alone, the scales are completely messed up, with Enceladus and Titan being the biggest offenders. Spent dozens of minutes trying to fix the thing up. I hope the next version includes a fix and perhaps a guide to the scales in this mod, thanks.

 

[The Astronomer]

Alright, I've got a mod based on this one this mod (extensively modified) installed on my phone. Time to finally fly to Dione.

 

[Altaïr]

I wish I could see atmospheric pressure graph :/
https://www.researchgate.net/figure...-viscosity-of-Titan-atmosphere_fig4_323047863

You mean you'd like to see the atmospheric pressure ingame on a graph? It's possible with the planet data, I figured out what was the density equation recently.
That's in the first post of my aerodynamics thread:
https://jmnet.one/sfs/forum/index.php?threads/aerodynamics-in-sfs.2115/

 

[The Astronomer]

You mean you'd like to see the atmospheric pressure ingame on a graph? It's possible with the planet data, I figured out what was the density equation recently.
That's in the first post of my aerodynamics thread:
https://jmnet.one/sfs/forum/index.php?threads/aerodynamics-in-sfs.2115/

Thank you very much! Now I can create realistic atmospheres for my RSS planets!