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1. Placement
right click on the celestial object you want to spawn, click spawn with toolgun and just click anywhere, for specific placement you'll have to freeze an object and use the toolgun to click on that object.
2. Surface/Terrain
your planet will NOT come with terrain. you'll have to build it yourself. personally i used a big sheet of plastic and froze it. thats how i do it.
3. Environment and resources
of course your planet will inherit the properties of a regular planet, depending how you do it, it just takes a while to setup.
4. Colonization/Habitation.
if you have a liveable planet, then you can just use wind farms for power. if you have basic knowledge on building a colony, you'll need to setup lifesupport on the planet because your energy will not be preserved on the lifesupport planet. as far as obtaining water, it needs to be obtained through external means.
enjoy ig
These actually are mainly meant to make spacebuild mapping easier as you make your own normal ground brush in hammer.
i thought ya neeed to do like f1-f12