solar system asset pack - blender

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it`s xmas - discount! created with and intended for use within created with 2.79, tested in 2.80/2.93 versions if you require detailed models of the planets that are in our own solar system then look no further! each planet comes with its own fully customisable atmosphere and surface colour using the simple node setups for each,....... basically they can be any colour you choose, so its easy to get creative if you wish to create your own unique worlds! : earth mars saturn venus jupiter neptune uranus (with rings,........yes it has them too!) mercury pluto (i know its not a planet any longer but its included anyway!) : sun moon the hdri used for the renders is packed within the file backgrounds used for the renders are not included all images shown were rendered with cycles all modifiers closed no loose or double vertices scale and rotation applied : will not work with (as far as i know!) all objects named accordingly in the outliner for the whole combined package: v: 226,092 f: 451,328 t: 452,096 each planet comes with its own layer of customisable `atmosphere`, the colour, coverage and density can be adjusted easily within the nodes. the only planets to have no atmosphere are mercury, (which has a exosphere) and pluto there are many different types of `cloud` atmospheres throughout the solar system made up of various elements (clouds are not always water!),......in basic, their types are: earth - water, venus - sulfuric acid, jupiter - hydrogen, neptune - ammonia & methane, saturn - water & ammonia, mars - carbon dioxide/water, uranus - ammonia & hydrogen mercury & pluto do not have atmospheres as stated, but i have included them anyway if you wish them to have one : using the nodes assigned to the models you can easily edit each planet to your liking (see images) although the planets within this pack are set to look like our own planets you can easily custom create your own, just alter the values within the nodes and see what happens! ...just don't forget to make a back up of the original files first before you save :) scale is impossible to replicate, therefore these models are `not to scale` but can be easily scaled to suit your project. if you do decide to purchase this pack i wish to thank you in advance any queries please do get in touch this is a thanks for your interest & support! : how to import these models into blender/ your blender scene: 1. unzip "solar_system_asset_pack.7z" and save to your desired location 2. open: solar_system_asset_pack.blend if you wish to append any planet into your project: 1. open blender 2. go to file...select append 3. find where you saved the extracted your solar_system_asset_pack file and open 4. select object from the drop down menu 5. select whichever planet(s) you require, then just select append from library the planets and their cloud atmospheres are two separate easily editable materials all textures/images and associated files are included within the blender file if you wish to experiment and create your own planet then its easy - just adjust the rgb curves and multiply nodes to different values (see images) please note again: this pack is intended for use within this is a thanks again for your interest! : the solar system is the sun and all the objects that orbit around it. the sun is orbited by planets, asteroids, comets and other things. the solar system is about 4.6 billion years old. it formed by gravity in a large molecular cloud. most of this matter came together in the centre, and the rest flattened into an orbiting disk that became the solar system. it is thought that almost all stars form by this process. the sun is a star. it makes up 99.9% of the solar system's mass. this means that it has strong gravity. the other objects are pulled into orbit around the sun. the sun is mostly made out of hydrogen, and some helium and higher elements. there are eight planets in the solar system. from closest to farthest from the sun, they are: mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune. the first four planets are called terrestrial planets. they are mostly made of rock and metal, and they are mostly solid. the last four planets are called gas giants. this is because they are much larger than other planets and are mostly made of gas. titan one of saturn’s moons is the only moon in the solar system to have an atmosphere. the solar system also contains other things. there are asteroid belts, mostly between mars and jupiter. further out than neptune, there is the kuiper belt and the scattered disc. these areas have dwarf planets, including pluto, makemake, haumea, ceres and eris. there are thousands of very small objects in these areas. there are also comets, centaurs, and interplanetary dust.