In the real world there is an incredible variation in the size, heat and colour of a star. Anything from a colder red, through yellow/white to a hot, deep blue.
I suggest that making stars in these different aspects would provide a more enticing vision. Not the bright glare of a white sun all of the time. Sometimes it could be a deep red star which only displays an orange glow on hull or even a blue star which is sometimes twice as bright as simple white.
Concerning sizes of these stars, the red stars are usually the biggest through the medium sized white/yellow, to the small blues. This is not always the case but it normally is.
On to the heat of the stars, In relation to the heat of the white stars already on Starmade, then red would about half the temperature and blue would be double. The start of the danger zone where the heat starts destroying hull. The intensity could relate to these particular temperatures.
The rarity of the stars is roughly as follows :
Red/Orange : 75%/10% of most stars
Yellow/White : 8%/3.1% of most stars
Blue-White/Blue 0.63%/0.13% of most stars
To follow these if varied stars where to be placed in Starmade would provide an accurate colour to the stars and provide different scenic backgrounds that the simple white star.
Thanks for reading and best wishes,
- Archive
I suggest that making stars in these different aspects would provide a more enticing vision. Not the bright glare of a white sun all of the time. Sometimes it could be a deep red star which only displays an orange glow on hull or even a blue star which is sometimes twice as bright as simple white.
Concerning sizes of these stars, the red stars are usually the biggest through the medium sized white/yellow, to the small blues. This is not always the case but it normally is.
On to the heat of the stars, In relation to the heat of the white stars already on Starmade, then red would about half the temperature and blue would be double. The start of the danger zone where the heat starts destroying hull. The intensity could relate to these particular temperatures.
The rarity of the stars is roughly as follows :
Red/Orange : 75%/10% of most stars
Yellow/White : 8%/3.1% of most stars
Blue-White/Blue 0.63%/0.13% of most stars
To follow these if varied stars where to be placed in Starmade would provide an accurate colour to the stars and provide different scenic backgrounds that the simple white star.
Thanks for reading and best wishes,
- Archive