Space's first complete map was released today http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/ ... val-world/
However there are several others currently in development with more planned after those. The only problem is deciding which to make next. Sample worlds have been made for quite a few of these and a map with all these sample worlds will likely be posted sometime within the next few weeks. They will serve as the general idea of what each planet's basic surface will look like.
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Here are the current candidates for next map (note that these are all rough ideas of what a large amount of the terrain will look like. There will most likely be more details and different types of terrain added to the final versions):
Redvines (Tau Ceti d)

A iron-rich planet filled with canyons, deserts, and rocky plains. Scattered lakes of water are able to remain in liquid form. Some of the flatter areas have diverse plant biomes. A vine-like plant system covers large areas of the planet (seen in picture). There will be a slight jump boost. No native animal life exists on the planet, however there will be several mysterious monoliths left by unknown visitors long before the planet's discovery.
Prismgrass (Tau Ceti e)

An Earth-like planet home to an indigenous, intelligent yet primitive civilization. Large parts of the world are covered in water. Those that aren't tend to have sharp mountains or marshy plains. The world is very colorful, partially due to the large amount of Neon in the atmosphere. However, because of Neon gas's density, it remains high in the atmosphere, leaving air at the surface with a combination of breathable gasses. There will likely be small towns, extensive flora, and small islands in the ocean part of the world.
Diosoul (Tau Ceti b)

A super-Earth with a very weak magnetic field, causing a heavy atmosphere and large amounts of radiation from Tau Ceti to reach the planet. The result is a tectonically active planet void of all types of life. Air here is not breathable. Much of the planet is covered in lakes of lava, dust, and volcanic rock. Minerals are abundant, however.
Xephos (Kapteyn c)

A cold super-Earth a great distance from its star. Liquid water can only exist around the equator. The rest of the planet is covered in frozen oceans and icey mountains. The ice formations here are intricate and strange and the geography of the mountains varies greatly depending on the distance from the equator. The atmosphere contains large amounts of CO2, creating a red sky and reduced visibility large distances.
However there are several others currently in development with more planned after those. The only problem is deciding which to make next. Sample worlds have been made for quite a few of these and a map with all these sample worlds will likely be posted sometime within the next few weeks. They will serve as the general idea of what each planet's basic surface will look like.
SO
Here are the current candidates for next map (note that these are all rough ideas of what a large amount of the terrain will look like. There will most likely be more details and different types of terrain added to the final versions):
Redvines (Tau Ceti d)

A iron-rich planet filled with canyons, deserts, and rocky plains. Scattered lakes of water are able to remain in liquid form. Some of the flatter areas have diverse plant biomes. A vine-like plant system covers large areas of the planet (seen in picture). There will be a slight jump boost. No native animal life exists on the planet, however there will be several mysterious monoliths left by unknown visitors long before the planet's discovery.
Prismgrass (Tau Ceti e)

An Earth-like planet home to an indigenous, intelligent yet primitive civilization. Large parts of the world are covered in water. Those that aren't tend to have sharp mountains or marshy plains. The world is very colorful, partially due to the large amount of Neon in the atmosphere. However, because of Neon gas's density, it remains high in the atmosphere, leaving air at the surface with a combination of breathable gasses. There will likely be small towns, extensive flora, and small islands in the ocean part of the world.
Diosoul (Tau Ceti b)

A super-Earth with a very weak magnetic field, causing a heavy atmosphere and large amounts of radiation from Tau Ceti to reach the planet. The result is a tectonically active planet void of all types of life. Air here is not breathable. Much of the planet is covered in lakes of lava, dust, and volcanic rock. Minerals are abundant, however.
Xephos (Kapteyn c)

A cold super-Earth a great distance from its star. Liquid water can only exist around the equator. The rest of the planet is covered in frozen oceans and icey mountains. The ice formations here are intricate and strange and the geography of the mountains varies greatly depending on the distance from the equator. The atmosphere contains large amounts of CO2, creating a red sky and reduced visibility large distances.
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Prismgrass sounds the most interesting from description, but the Redvine picture looks great. Go with either of them.
We'll likely do Redvines after Prismgrass but at the moment, it seems like Xephos is winning by a large percent of the votes.
Sorta surprised by this tbh
Sorta surprised by this tbh
I cant wait to see these come out and I'm guessing your doing these planets because they are talked about alot
bump
bump
vote for it then
The last one sound awesome for parkour and videos!
why didnt you do tau ceti e? I googled it and it says its actually really the only *possibly* habbitable planet
Tau Ceti e and Kapteyn b are planned, their maps just aren't too developed yet so they'll likely be in the next batch.
They are all very tempting concepts. It was a tiny bit difficult to pick. I believe that's why we have the equal vote here
Prismgrass looks beautiful
I like Xephos.
The last two don't have very clear pictures.
You can open the images in new tabs for a higher resolution
On another note, I like Prismgrass's concept the most out of those. Redvines would probably be my second choice.
On another note, I like Prismgrass's concept the most out of those. Redvines would probably be my second choice.
