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Rules
1. Use this AND only this: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3085479034
Yes you can scale the planets and moons to your liking under these restrictions
1A. Moons can go from 1/3x1/3x1/3 to 1+1/3x1+1/3x1+1/3, use the half to make it able to be centered for the 1+1/3's
1B. Planets can go from 1+2/3x1+2/3x1+2/3 to 2+1/3 blah blah blah you get the point
1C. Them gas giants can go from 2+2/3(yes seriously) to the gas giant large scale included in the pack
1D. You are unable to scale the stars up, that is, unless there smaller then there upper class, or you want a giant ig
2. Use patterns on the planets and the Brown Dwarf
2A. The brown dwarf can only be colored like a real life brown dwarf, you will be disqualified for this
2B. Recoloring a star is RESTRICTED, for example: Coloring a O Class yellow, exceptions can apply
3. Please, for the love of god, don't make a planet glow, if you must for a lava planet, at least make it a faint glow
3A. And don't make a star a gas giant...
4. If you want a binary system, don't make it a O Class with a M Class, the blue hypergiant will gobble up the puny red dwarf, if your too stupid to understand, what this basically means is that make sure the gravity won't make a star fall into another by gravity
4A. Just a caution, making a binary can result in undesirable issues such as the planets orbiting acting a little off, so it's recommended to avoid this unless you want a challenge
5. Don't use the Quasi star(pleaseeeeee)

Point adders
Has planets[5]
-- Orbits[3]
--- Angled/Tilted Orbits[1]
-- Planets also spin(excluding tidally)[Increased to 5]
-- Orbits with moons[4]
--- Moons orbit too[Increased to 5]
---- More then 4 moons on 1 planet[Increased to 6-8, depending on moon count]
Binary[3]
-- Trinary[5]
-- Planets included[7]
--- Trinary with planets[Increased to 9]
No star[-5]
No planets[-2][Excluding binary and trinary]

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