http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/ 2012-05-18T23:53:30+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/ http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/lib/tpl/mapcraft/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-10-26T22:32:05+00:00 sam http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/facility?rev=1319668325 A Facility is something that exists on a world and which generally consumes and produces resources. Any world with a population will have residential facilities, which simply consume resources. Farms and Mining operations are also considered to be facilities. text/html 2011-10-01T11:36:18+00:00 sam http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/resources/organics?rev=1317468978 There is a wide variety of organic resources found on worlds throughout the galaxy. For simplicity, it is broken down into a few large classifications. Note that though Earth-life terms are used, organic types found on one world are generally utterly different to those found on another. The classifications are according to general role in the food chain. text/html 2011-06-15T21:35:04+00:00 sam http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/resources/minerals?rev=1308173704 * Ferric Ore * Rare Metals * Heavy Metals * Radioactives * Silicate Ore * Silicate Crystals * Carbonic Ore * Water * Inert Gases * Organic Gases * Exotic Gases * Corrosive Gases * Corrosive Chemicals * Inert Chemicals * Oxygen * Hydrogen * Deuterium * Helium 3 text/html 2011-02-27T22:13:37+00:00 sam http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/pcl/mesoarean?rev=1298844817 Within a billion years, EoArean worlds rapidly cool and settle into a MesoArean stage. The atmosphere may still be reasonably thick, but won't stay that way for long. As the atmosphere thins, so any surface water will evaporate and oceans will begin to dry up. text/html 2011-02-27T22:12:22+00:00 sam http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/pcl/eoarean?rev=1298844742 Similar to EoGaian worlds, EoArean are Arean worlds early in their development, before their atmosphere and any geological activity has stabalised. They are hot, volcanic worlds, possibly with an ocean. They are inhospitable for humans. Whereas a Gaian world may last for the good part of a billion years in its EoGaian phase, EoArean worlds settle down into the MesoArean phase much quicker, within a few hundred million years. Being a smaller world, it cools much quicker and once the geological p…