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DSP Add Planet

CAUTION

BACKUP YOUR SAVE FILE FIRST

It's currently UNRESTORABLE after using this mod.

And BACKUP YOUR CONFIG FILE if you are already using this mod.

Introduce

This mod allows you add new planets to your existing games.

The first time you install this mod and lauch the game, a config file will be generated in your save file directory (see below), then you can edit the config file to add new planets.

The first thing you need to do is to make sure that the save file you want to add planets to has a name, an auto-saved new game does not have a name. If you are not sure about this, manually save your game with a name.

To add new planets, you will need some information about original planets in your game, I made a small tool to make it easier to get those information, you can press V to open the star map and click the 'Add Planet' button on the bottom-right corner to open the tool.

In the tool, stars are listed in the left panel, click on it to view info about planets in that star system, include planet's index, orbitIndex, orbitAround, number etc. The current star system is on the top of all.

You can click 'Copy' button on the right to copy the uniqueStarId to your clipboard.

A 'unqiueStarId' is a string composed of save name, cluster string and star name, which can basically uniquely identify a star.

Read 'Config file' section below on how to add planets in the config file.

After finishing editing the config file, exit game, BACKUP YOUR SAVE FILE, then re-launch the game, load the save file you just add planets to.

Then you should be able to see new planets in your game.

Note that auto-saves have the same name as your last loaded game (though it's not displayed in the menu), so it's fine to use auto-saves.

Config file

Config file location

The config file lies in your game's save file directory, in a sub-directory named 'modData/IndexOutOfRange.DSPAddPlanet', file name 'config.txt'.

For example C:\Users\administrator\Documents\Dyson Sphere Program\Save\modData\IndexOutOfRange.DSPAddPlanet\config.txt

Planet order

New planets will be added in the same order as they are written in the config file.

Format

One planet per row, empty rows and comment rows begin with '#' are allowed, row format is similar to URL query string (but not the same, the parser used here is extremely simple).

Example: uniqueStarId=2_test-44525415-64-A10-Erakis&index=4&orbitAround=0&orbitIndex=4&number=5&gasGiant=false

Parameter descriptions

     uniqueStarId (required): a unique id of the target star composed of your save name, cluster string and star name,
                              for example, if '2_test' is your save name, '44525415-64-A10' is your cluster name, 'Erakis' is the name of the star you want to add new planets to,
                              then your uniqueStarId will be '2_test-44525415-64-A10-Erakis'

            index (required): the index of your new planet, should be larger than the index of the last original planet in your target system,
                              for example if your target system originally has 4 planets, you want to add 1 new planet, then this new planet's index should be 4 (start from 0)

      orbitAround (required): which planet you want your new planet to orbit around, set to the 'number' of target planet to orbit around target planet, set to 0 to orbit around the star

       orbitIndex (required): which orbit this new planet will use, ranges from 1 to 16 (according to 'StarGen.orbitRadius')

           number (required): the number of youe new planet in the system, see image below on how to set this value

         gasGiant (required): wether your new planet a gas giant, true or false, set this value to true will make 'planetRadius' useless

        info_seed (optional): default value is 0. one of two seeds to generate a planet

         gen_seed (optional): default value is 0. one of two seeds to generate a planet

     planetRadius (optional): default value is 200. as it's named, the radius of your new planet, the default radius is a normal size, the max radius is set to 600
                              value 200, 400 and 600 are tested, 800 caused problems

forcePlanetRadius (optional): default value is false. if you want to test planet radius larger than 600, you need to set this to true, 

    orbitalPeriod (optional): default value is 3600. orbital revolution, in seconds

   rotationPeriod (optional): default value is 3600. self rotation, in seconds

    isTidalLocked (optional): default value is true. set this option to true to display a 'tidal locked' text in planet description,
                              I think this option does not make real difference, if you let 'orbitalPeriod' equals to 'rotationPeriod', then you should get a tidal locked planet

 orbitInclination (optional): default value is 0. planet's orbital inclination

   orbitLongitude (optional): no default value. planet's longitude of (AN), format 'DEGREE,MINUTE', e.g. '30,33'

        obliquity (optional): default value is 0. planet's obliquity

 dontGenerateVein (optional): default value is true. if you want veins to generated on your new planet, set this option to false

            theme (optional): no default value. theme ID of your new planet, see the table below for available themes, a theme generated by original planet generator will be used if you leave this option unspecified,
                              the theme specified here must match the 'gasGiant' option above, for example, if you set 'gasGiant=true' then you should choose a 'Gas Giant' or 'Ice Giant' theme

Available themes (game version 0.9.25.12201)

ID	name	planet type	temperature	gas items	gas speeds	wind	ion height	water height	water item	culling radius	ice flag
1	Mediterranean	Ocean	0			1	60	0	Water	0	0
2	Gas Giant	Gas	2	Hydrogen, Deuterium	0.96, 0.04	0	0	0		0	0
3	Gas Giant	Gas	1	Hydrogen, Deuterium	0.96, 0.04	0	0	0		0	0
4	Ice Giant	Gas	-1	Fire ice, Hydrogen	0.7, 0.3	0	0	0		0	0
5	Ice Giant	Gas	-2	Fire ice, Hydrogen	0.7, 0.3	0	0	0		0	0
6	Arid Desert	Desert	2			1.5	70	0		0	0
7	Ashen Gelisol	Desert	-1			0.4	50	0		0	0
8	Oceanic Jungle	Ocean	0			1	60	0	Water	0	0
9	Lava	Vocano	5			0.7	60	-2.5		0	0
10	Ice Field Gelisol	Ice	-5			0.7	55	0	Water	0	0
11	Barren Desert	Desert	-2			0	0	0		0	0
12	Gobi	Desert	1			0.8	60	0		0	0
13	Volcanic Ash	Vocano	4			0.8	70	0	Sulfuric acid	0	0
14	Red Stone	Ocean	0			1	60	0	Water	0	0
15	Prairie	Ocean	0			1.1	60	0	Water	0	0
16	Waterworld	Ocean	0			1.1	60	0	Water	-10	0
17	Rocky Salt Lake	Desert	1			1.1	60	0		0	0
18	Sakura Ocean	Ocean	0			1	60	0	Water	0	0
19	Hurricane Stone Forest	Desert	1			1.6	70	0		0	0
20	Scarlet Ice Lake	Desert	-2			0.7	55	0		0	1
21	Gas Giant	Gas	1	Hydrogen, Deuterium	0.84, 0.16	0	0	0		0	0

About the 'number' parameter:

Example config file

# Add additional planets to your game.
# New planets will be added in the same order as they are written in this file.
# The format of the config value is similar to URL query string (but not the same, the parser used here is extremely simple)
# For detailed description, please refer to https://dsp.thunderstore.io/package/IndexOutOfRange/DSPAddPlanet/
(EXAMPLE)uniqueStarId=UNIQUE_STAR_ID&index=INDEX&orbitAround=ORBIT_AROUND&orbitIndex=ORBIT_INDEX&number=NUMBER&gasGiant=GAS_GIANT&info_seed=INFO_SEED&gen_seed=GEN_SEED&planetRadius=PLANET_RADIUS&forcePlanetRadius=FORCE_PLANET_RADIUS&orbitalPeriod=ORBITAL_PERIOD&rotationPeriod=ROTATION_PERIOD&isTidalLocked=IS_TIDAL_LOCKED&orbitInclination=ORBIT_INCLINATION&obliquity=OBLIQUITY&dontGenerateVein=DONT_GENERATE_VEIN

uniqueStarId=2_test-44525415-64-A10-Erakis&index=4&orbitAround=0&orbitIndex=6&number=4&gasGiant=false&planetRadius=600

Other important things

Careful about the name of your save file when you save your game because new planets are bound to your save file by using the uniqueStarId (composed of your save name, cluster string and star name)

Some screenshots

Todo

Compatibility

0.0.1 ~ 0.0.11

Build target: game version 0.9.25.12201, BepInEx version: 5.4.19 (should work under 5.4.17)

Change log

0.0.10 -> 0.0.11

Add 'orbitLongitude' parameter
Fix some errors about Foundation on planets with 250 radius
Fix trash not being affected by gravity on some planets

0.0.9 -> 0.0.10

Fix 'Too close' problem when plancing inserters at normal distance on planets with large radius (Great thanks to GalacticScale)

0.0.8 -> 0.0.9

Add 'theme' option to specific new planet's theme

0.0.7 -> 0.0.8

Fix rendering radius of planet atmosphere

0.0.6 -> 0.0.7

Fix transport ships failing to dock on the transport station when there are too many new planets (Great thanks to GalacticScale)

0.0.5 -> 0.0.6

Modifications made to config file will take effect when loading saved games, no longer need to restart the game

0.0.4 -> 0.0.5

Let the minimal and maximal altitude of blueprint camera related to current planet's radius (better experience when you use blueprint on planets with large radius)

0.0.3 -> 0.0.4

Fix trash disappearing when dropped on a large radius planet (radius >= 600)

0.0.2 -> 0.0.3

Fix transport ships failing to dock on the transport station on a large radius planet

0.0.1 -> 0.0.2

Add chinese translated README

Misc

About the unrecoverable effects on you save file

Every time you load your save file, the game will use the seed in the save file to re-generate the galaxy, and if this mod has been turned on, it will generate new planets according to the config file, which means that all new planets created by this mod will not be saved in any place except in the config file.

If you turn off this mod, new planets will disappear, but you may have some buildings on new planets or some transport lanes related to new planets, they will point to some nonexistent things, which will cause errors.

About planet radius

It seem that the max valid radius of a planet is limited by an unsigned short value, maybe 655.35 is the largest radius.

Thanks

Thanks to the author of GalacticScale for how to properly deal with the GetModPlane method.

Thanks to the author of ILSpy for creating such a powerful tool.

Thanks to the author of BepInEx and Harmony for creating the modding platforms we rely on.