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TARPEM System [Vanilla - Real Orbits ready]
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Type: World
Mod category: Experimental
Merkelapper: survival, other_world, pvp
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20. juli 2022 kl. 13.56
20. juli 2022 kl. 14.01
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TARPEM System [Vanilla - Real Orbits ready]

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The planet Tarpem, it's three moons and asteroid belt.
(All vanilla/no mods)

All celestial bodys are set up with realistic gravity falloff for stable orbits, slingshots etc. (Speedmod mandatory; RealOrbits Mod highly recommended) and barely intersecting gravity wells for orbital transfers.
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Tobi Five  [skaper] 22. juli 2022 kl. 15.35 
@Trapper Wolf: Thank you. To be honest I am still not satisfied with the density/feel of the belt but performance (fps and RAM) is a limiting factor here.
I will upload another world shortly with another configuration (also 10k asteroids but in a 300km orbit around a 180km diameter planet) where I also played around a bit with the vanilla planet generator.
Trapper Wolf 22. juli 2022 kl. 15.11 
Found it, great job creating the ring. Always wondering if that was possible, instead of asteroids spread out evenly all over the galaxy:steamhappy:
Tobi Five  [skaper] 22. juli 2022 kl. 3.46 
@Trapper Wolf: it's located on the z-plane of the world (so your z-value should be 0.00) and around 460 km from the center (0.00, 0.00, 0.00) of the world. For example here is an actual gps-coordinate: 460000:0:0 but 0:460000:0 will work as well.
Trapper Wolf 22. juli 2022 kl. 3.03 
can't find the 10,000 Asteroid Ring, do you have a gps coordinate?