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[INFMAP] 1:1 Solar System

REQUIRES Infmap Base

Map name: gm_infmap_solar_system

For a scaled version click here
For the version with atmospheres click here

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All the planet sizes are accurate with an error margin of decimals.

Distances are approximates/average because the real planets move constantly and change this value every second.

In the pictures you can see the planets seen in-game, and also using the camera as a telescope.

It might take a bit to load, you will spawn infront of the Earth pointing at the aligned planets of the whole solar system with your crosshair so if you don't change your camera angle and noclip forward using sv_noclipspeed high speeds and host_timescale +1000 you MIGHT actually make it to Mars.

With Infmap Helper Tools
you can teleport to the planets in 1:1 scale as there is no other way of reaching them.
Some console commands for teleporting to planets are:

setpos_infmap -5970200000000 0 0 for Sun
setpos_infmap -3610200000000 -400000000 0 for Mercury
setpos_infmap -1632000000000 0 0 for Venus
setpos_infmap 0 0 0 for Earth
setpos_infmap -9400000000 650000000 0 for Moon
setpos_infmap 2720000000000 0 0 for Mars
setpos_infmap 24730000000000 0 0 for Jupiter
setpos_infmap 49860000000000 0 0 for Saturn
setpos_infmap 107135000000000 0 0 for Uranus
setpos_infmap 171155000000000 0 0 for Neptune




Jupiter Saturn and Uranus can be seen from Earth, find it in the starfield. (See pictures)

The closest planet to the spawn location apart from the Earth is the moon. (The sun rays may hide the Moon because of a texture glitch but, moving around shows where it is, facing the dark side towards earth)

Enjoy!

Credits:
huykhoi2407 - Models
My calculator - Processed thousands of calculus to separate all the planets from the sun at the exact same distance they are in real life.

1:1 Universe
1:1 Earth + Moon
1:1 Jupiter
1:1 Mars