Planet Creation Questions

[Lord Ajihad]

[member="Valiens Nantaris"]

Instead of a shell can I do a cosmic dust cloud? A thick asteroid field? The goal is to make the planet hard to find and difficult to reach.

 

[Gael bar Ammon]

[member="The Gray Assassin"] [member="Valiens Nantaris"] [member="Lorelei Darke"]

Transitory mists sound like they might be an acceptable alternative.

 

[Valiens Nantaris]

[member="The Gray Assassin"] [member="Gael bar Ammon"]

Gael's suggestion is valid, or a nebula or something similar.

 

[Lord Ajihad]

[member="Gael bar Ammon"]

So it's a thick mist that deactivates electronics?

 

[Gael bar Ammon]

[member="The Gray Assassin"]

I wouldn't say it disables all electronics, but the way I used them in my custom planet sub was that they inhibited all outgoing communications. I figured that made it plausible that would make it difficult to locate while maintaining the practicality of space travel to and from the planet.

 

[Lord Ajihad]

[member="Gael bar Ammon"]

Alrighty, thanks

[member="Valiens Nantaris"]

By the way, would a regular asteroid field around the planet be fine? I don't think that's anything out of the usual.

 

[Valiens Nantaris]

[member="The Gray Assassin"]
That's fine.

 

[Avo]

Does a Force nexus have to be light or dark? Is it possible for there to be a nexus that encompasses both?

 

[Quietus]

Both? No.

However it is possible for a Force Nexus to be neutral.

[member="Avo"]

 

[Avo]

[member="Lorelei Darke"]
Apologies, that's what I meant. Awesome, thanks.

 

[Darth Seraphic]

Can planet's still be placed in hexes outside the map's line? I want to place a planet in a hex that in both in and out of the line of the map.

 

[Zagara Vao]

[member="Boethiah"] Hi, quick question!

I intend to do some heavy RP-ing with Ryloth, which is a planet that already exists there's little/none to scant data on it. Could I still make a submission to add some form and guideline for myself? I may also do the same for Shili - already existing planet, but not covered much in popular lore.

 

[Shaddi]

Is it possible to resub a planet already approved? For example when one adds something to it's land marks, has a more detailed explanation of it's history and culture and is adding in a link to species created for it?

 

[Quietus]

[member="Darth Erebos"]

You would do this via a submission modification request.

http://starwarsrp.net/topic/34723-submission-modifications/

If you did not originally submit the planet you will need to get express permission from the original creator to make modifications and have them PM me to acknowledge that you can.

 

[Quietus]

[member="Crucifere Sin"]
No. Place them within the map boundaries.

[member="Ayano Sodi"]
Yes you can expand on canon stubs. So long as the new information does not contradict canon lore.

 

[Arctorius]

This Question Has Been Ansewred By a Previous Post. There is NO need to answer it.

 

[Relina Zhan]

Found the answer myself. Nevermind.

 

[Relina Zhan]

[member="Mahet"]

Just FYI, Force Nexuses are either Dark or not. There is no Light side or Neutral side. those are all video game mechanics. The Force is either good and in balance or corrupted and out of balance. it is not a duality, like Yin and Yang. Bringing balance to the force entails eradicating the dark side in a given area... or, ideally to the Jedi, the entire galaxy.

So, the Force nexus is inherently "light" side for lack of a better word. It could be twisted into dark side, however...

 

[Quietus]

[member="Relina Zhan"]

That is a singular view on a topic that has many variations in explanation and a world's worth of differing views and opinions. It is your place to create as you see fit, it is ours to judge the balance based on the entirety of the information available to us, not a singular narrow view.

 

[Bella Eirson]

It is strongly encouraged that you create a submission for any world you roleplay on which doesn't exist in canon or as a submission. Otherwise you may be asked to submit the planet if you wished to continue roleplaying on it.

If the planet is only in your character's background and not a world you're roleplaying on then there's no need. I as well as plenty of others have made vague mention of worlds that are not actually on the map just for story reasons.

Hope that helps!

So I'm making a character, which would currently be this one I am posting as. I want her to be *the* leader of that planet. I can just make it up as a place to put her and then if it becomes a more necessary planet, I could then create a planet of my own? In other words, nothing would have to be done right away in creating my own world?