What version of SE should this work for?

How about a way to add Blender 3D objects into Space Engine? Useful for creating things like cities, ships, structures, etc, on planet surfaces....
Maybe even some small patches of custom landscaping. Thx.

Yes! That is the one! Thank You!

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I can't get to it though, when I plug in the RS ID number from your screen grab into the search engine, it doesn't show up in any results.
How can I find it to copy the script for it?

Not sure where I seen it on the very first time I opened SE, but I've been looking for it ever since without success. It was a rocky desert world, I think, with a large polar ocean. I think it was featured on one of the splash screens or something, or maybe it was in the flagged places that came wit...

Is there a way to edit some details on a procedurally generated planet?

Example - I had a terra generated, but now I just want to add a lake here, and a river there, etc, to the procedurally generated terrain without necessarily changing anything else..... just a few small edits.

thanks;

Thank you. That's is the type of answer I was looking for..... linear 1:1 in open water, while beaches and bays complicate things.

Arhg! I can't make it work! I don't know how to use that equation! I keep getting these rediculously large answers, like wave heights of millions of miles high. I just don't know how to use the a, Mprime, Msat, Rsat and Rearth terms. Let me try asking this way; There are two planets; "Planet A&...

What is the relationship between tidal forces and the rate of rotational braking down to a tidal lock? In simple terms is it, say, a linear relationship, a root relationship, or by the square? Along the same lines, what is the relation between ocean tidal height and tidal force, linear, root, or squ...

29227 Placing the moon super close to the primary might technically shorten the tidally locked day to within 20 or so hours, but it might violate the Roche Limit. You always can make the primary planet less massive. 29227 Thus, no darkness or nighttime, ever, (except maybe an hour during eclipse ti...

The moon is located about 1.6 million miles away, at the edge of the parent planet's moon system in order to minimize the tidal forces. At this distance it has a 29 day orbit, and yet is still subject to 41 times the combined tidal forces that the Sun and Moon apply to the Earth here. Any farther aw...

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and the moon is tidally locked to the planet (which it would definitely be),

Oh No!  That ruins everything!   Is there any way to get around that?
While it's great news about dealing with the tidal surge, I can't have a 30 day long day on my planet....

Anybody know how to determine the closest orbits that an Earthlike planet could safely ride about a gas giant primary (such as Jupiter) and the effect that orbital distance would have on  geologic activity and ocean tides? I have seen them depicted in what looks like impossibly close proximities in ...

Is there a way to take a planetary surface texture and modify it?

Ex - I want to take Jupiter's surface and make it more of a blue/greenish hue.

Every time I try to export it's texture for photoshopping, I end up with just a blank image.

thx.

Seems like most planets in SE always appear washed out, a hazy white. Ex- Mars and Venus look white and hazy all the time.
Is this the way they look to everyone else?

Here is a pic of Mars....

Thank you stellarator, that was a great answer. It seems that given the riches of minerals, ect, on a  theoretical habitable planet, fresh water oceans would be quite a reach, especially with a later generation star.... so I guess I'll stick with regular salty oceans and just use abundant rain/evap ...