yes

That's because Titan's texture is dedicated to the polar lakes

Showstopper (4K)

Saturn steals the show, rising from Verona Rupes
The last image of Miranda, from the Caelus Orbiter

https://i.redd.it/c7dmlczd8rx11.png From  GAIA to SpaceEngine Panoramic view and color adjustments done in Photoshop EDIT: Galactic Center https://orig00.deviantart.net/beaa/f/2018/315/a/7/galactic_center_by_retro_visor-dcrqtym.png EDIT 2: Proper Render https://orig00.deviantart.net/9b28/f/2018/315...

Made a video featuring the Uranus Missing Data Addon


I took a "realistic" approach on how a real orbiter would showcase the Uranus System, taking heavy inspiration by the Cassini-Huygens Mission

aaah yeah
I did that just to see how it would look. Didn't liked it so I removed it

Uranus Missing Data is a project by  Snowfall  which features new and high resolutions texture maps for Uranus, its rings and its moons. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418502852202201109/502939968067469342/Uranus.png https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418502852202201109/50293996940558336...

That did it. Thanks

Its sort of odd really. I just created this planet and added a moon in its ring system, and the gaps are created. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418489084240199682/498306886081183745/scr00003.png https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/418489084240199682/498306887935328266/scr00004.png https:...

I don't know in which thread should I post this, but ok As far as I know, moons and dwarf moons are meant to create gaps in the rings. However, these don't and I'm not sure why. It had the gaps the first time I added them and upon restart, when I adjusted the orbits a bit more, they were no longer t...