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50 New Nebulae

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Description

This addon adds 50 new, unique nebulae to the game, enhancing space exploration and making every sector feel more distinctive. The nebulae vary in shape, color, and density, giving your journeys a deeper atmosphere and better capturing the feeling of traveling through a living, mysterious universe.

⚠️ Usage recommendations:

It is best to use this addon with galaxy sprites disabled to avoid overlapping effects.

Keep in mind that some nebulae look their best only from certain angles and from specific distances (due to the limitations of the SE engine) – from other perspectives they may appear less natural or may not render properly at all.

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Aborygen [author] 15 Sep @ 10:24pm

Select any procedurally generated nebula and press Shift + F2. This will open a panel, where the nebula model name is shown at the top.

Clicking the nebula name field will bring up a list of all available nebulae—from this pack as well as from the vanilla game.

MoMo 15 Sep @ 8:58pm

how i can find nebula name?

Zonal-Cheese 13 Sep @ 2:58am

Ahh get that.. i will try someday..... SOMEDAY

[}-^-:> 12 Sep @ 7:01pm

I haven't got it installed and I already love it!!

Aborygen [author] 11 Sep @ 1:17am

Right now, you can’t edit catalog nebulae in the editor — you can only tweak procedurally generated ones. Just pick a nebula, hit Shift + F2, and the editing panel will pop up.

Recreating existing nebulae can be a bit of a grind though, since the editor isn’t exactly intuitive.

Zonal-Cheese 11 Sep @ 12:50am

how does one even make custom nebulae models? thinking of re doing the Orion, Horsehead and Flame nebula