no rings?

1.06?

oh i dum

wait it is not 1.16?

so if you were on saturn, you would feel just a tad heavier, 16% heavier

the gravity is unrealistic, IRL saturns gravity is 1.16G because of how light and spread out it is,
in fact it is light enough to float on liquid water

lol it looks like the sun from screenshot

@ChicoPlayer The rings are very difficult with the new updates you or have to downlaod them from google drive like from Saturn HD revived or he would have to spend HOURS on trying to make the rings

Please make rings

Would it be possible to reduce the glow of the atmosphere and create the atomosphere-rings as shown in the common photos of Saturn? (not the ice rings, but the atmosphere's ring patterns)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturn
(google image search: "Saturn")

If you have already done this, could you please update the image shown on this Mod Page?

Thank You.

Planet looks good. Excellent work!

On the matter of the gravity on Saturn for some of the others here, while it might be far more accurate to have it as the 1.06 G of the real planet for "immersion", remember that Space Engineers has no way to replicate atmospheric pressure currently in the game. Saturn, like Jupiter, has no real surface - it is composed of hydrogen and helium in various states as you descend. So there is nothing to land on, which the game cannot handle and the pressure as you go in reaches in excess of 1,000 bars. Enough to crush you and your ship into a tiny dense ball of matter (before the metal liquifies due to the pressure). The author can only use what the game provides to simulate the planet and make it dangerous to try to go to physically.

Like P_akterius said, Saturn's surface gravity in the real world is not 10.65g. It's 10.44 m/s² which is 1.06G... Furthermore, the real Saturn's escape velocity is only roughly 3 times that of Earth's... I am highly disappoint and would like more realistic surface gravities, but when you said to him that it was for gameplay reasons to kill players who attempt a landing... I am now suddenly very conflicted... because while as someone who was educated as an astrophysicist, it drives me nuts... But as a game developer by profession... I agree...

ok thank you :D

It was actually done intentionally for gameplay purposes, you shouldn't be able to land on Saturn so the high gravity makes it that if you try, you die

there is a big problem....
gravitation on earth in real life and in game is 9.81m/s² = ~1.0G

gravitation on saturn in reallife is 10.44m/s² = 1.06G

gravitation on saturn in game is 10.65G = 104.44m/s²

i see you made this mistake on many of your planets

please fix this i like all of them and thanks for the planets :D

for help 1G = 9.806m/s²
1m/s² = 0.101G

The image looks more like Sun xd