Each dot here represents its own separate and unique galaxy. Each galaxy has its own variation in number of arms, colour, size and number of stars.
You can click on a galaxy in this view to explore it for yourself.
Entering a galaxy will generate its own magnified version as seen below
You could now zoom in on each star, which numbers around 10k on average for each galaxy. Entering a star will now bring you to the system view as seen here
In this view, everything can be selected, from the star to its planets, moons and even asteroids within the asteroid belt, in order to view its information as seen;
Each star has its own stellar class based from real life ranging from K and M class red dwarfs to O type white giants, with heat output adjusting accordingly.
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Considering that 1000 galaxies are generated with each containing an average of 10 000 stars, that gives us an estimated 10 million stars, each having its own unique planetary arrangement if one exists.
Wow this is so cool! This might just be the best looking (and feeling) universe navigation system on Roblox. Any plans to make the planets visitable with your Roblox character? Or have the ability to fly around your galaxies in a space ship?
Quite a unique and incredibly interesting game (I’m an astronomy geek so this really speaks to me ); how long have you been working on this? I guess that you also have a strong interest in astronomy and or astrophysics?
I have not searched through the galactic cluster enough yet, but may I suggest that you add binary and ternary star systems if you haven’t done so already.
Controls are very confusing, I don’t suggest using the keyboard for controls that should be done with the mouse, e.g. moving the camera, flying the ship.
You could make it steerable with the mouse, but allow the user to hold down a button to move their mouse freely for example like the alt button in PUBG, or you can let them lock and unlock the mouse.
Just about every single entity with the exception of gas giants and stars can have their surfaces explored. Granted its not the same as a robloxian hopping on the surface, but this is a step.
); how long have you been working on this? I guess that you also have a strong interest in astronomy and or astrophysics?
