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Thanks to the [[Change Log|5.7 update]], [[Lava Worlds]] can now be found among the worlds generated, and the 5.15 update overhauled the entire generation system.
 
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The barren world type, is just a world where all stats but temperature is 0.
 
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Revision as of 22:04, 12 June 2021

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The Randomly Generated Planet "Restenoi"

Generate a completely random world to settle and transform.

Introduction

One of the packs you can purchase in TerraGenesis (or get with the All-Access Pack) is the Random Planet Generator. Purchasing this allows you to infinitely generate randomized worlds, with randomly generated names, ranging from lush green paradises to hellish planets with thick atmospheres. Some of these worlds can even harbour alien life in the form of Native Civilizations and/or Biospheres. However, if you were hoping to, you can’t find a habitable world to humans/animals, so you can’t get a major head start. This is because the generator never makes planets with a habitable amount of oxygen (in my testing at least).

Mechanics

Once you have started a game on a random world, that random world will be saved, and you can create new games on that same random world. If you choose to reload a world without starting a game on a it, or delete all of your saves on a world, that unused world will be lost.

Planets

Usually, the planets have randomly generated surfaces, and their description page is also listed like this:


[planet name]

[class size]

Temperature:

Pressure:

Oxygen:

Sea Level:


Ideal Sea Level:

Elevation Range:


MOONS (optional)

- [moon name] (class size)

Native Civilization Detected (optional)


Biomass levels were not added on the description.

The planet's surfaces can be as simple as plain mix of colors with no atmosphere, hot/cold planets that have high/low pressure levels with oxygen and few water, lush green planets that have full biomass requirements and habitable for plants/humans, lava worlds, worlds with high oxygen etc. Elevation is also randomly generated too, their highest points are around 5 to a whopping 100 km above the sea level! The higher the elevation, the higher the water goals are.

Updates

Thanks to the 5.7 update, Lava Worlds can now be found among the worlds generated, and the 5.15 update overhauled the entire generation system.

Statistics

Random worlds can be classified into distinct types, and there's a probability for each of them.

World Type Chance
Barren 50%

The barren world type, is just a world where all stats but temperature is 0.

Worlds
Terrestrial Planets Mercury · Venus · Earth · Moon (Luna) · Mars
Moons of Giant Planets Moons of JupiterMoons of SaturnMoons of UranusMoons of Neptune
Moons of Jupiter Io · Europa · Ganymede · Callisto
Moons of Saturn Tethys · Dione · Rhea · Titan · Iapetus
Moons of Uranus Miranda · Ariel · Umbriel · Titania · Oberon
Moons of Neptune Triton
Dwarf Planets Ceres · Pluto · Charon · Makemake · Eris · Sedna
TRAPPIST-1 Damu · Aja · Huanca · Ruaumoko · Asintmah · Ostara · Aranyani
Fictional Planets Bacchus · Pontus · Lethe · Ragnarok · Boreas
Historical Earths Vaalbara · Rodinia · Cambria · Cretacea · Dania · Chibania · Ultima
Random Planets