http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/ 2012-05-18T23:53:01+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/ http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/lib/tpl/mapcraft/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-08-21T18:16:29+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/planets/atmospheretype?rev=1250878589 The atmosphere type, along with the AtmospherePressure, define the nature of the world's atmosphere. Atmosphere classifications are deliberately broad, mostly because working out anything more detailed is far more complex, and would probably lead to less realistic results because of errors. text/html 2009-07-25T16:32:37+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/planets/lifelevel?rev=1248539557 The life level of a world defines (in very broad terms) how advanced native life is on the world. It ranges from no life at all, through simple single celled organisms, to land animals and extensive (Earth-life) conditions. The life level of a planet is defined in the enum LifeType text/html 2008-12-08T22:43:00+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/planets/temperature?rev=1228776180 The temperature of a planet is a rough estimate of the average across the entire surface over the course of a year. Temperature Kelvin UltraCold 50 ExtremelyCold 100 VeryCold 200 Cold 250 Cool 273 Standard 293 Warm 310 Hot 330 VeryHot 360 ExtremelyHot 400 UltraHot 600 Standard is about the only sensible temperature for human life. text/html 2008-02-09T13:00:43+00:00 http://mapcraft.glendale.org.uk/worldgen/planets/type?rev=1202562043 The planet type is it's classification as per the Planetary Classification List. Planet types are also sorted according to whether they are: * Planetoid belt - collection of planetoids * Asteroid - individual asteroids smaller than a dwarf planet * Dwarf Planet - small worlds that don't deserve the title planet * Terrestrial Planet - includes both rock and ice worlds * Jovian - Gas giants of varying sizes