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TRAPPIST-1

TRAPPIST-1: A real star system located 40.6 light-years from the Sun. The star has a mass of only 9% that of the Sun, making it an ultracool star. It also hosts seven planets, including one unconfirmed!


The star is small and unstable, so I tried to recreate the effect of stellar flares that temporarily change the appearance of planets! They are randomly determined.


TRAPPIST-1 B/C: These planets are the most dangerous: during flares, buildings on them suffer the most, and due to their proximity to the star, their surfaces literally begin to melt. They contain the most useful resources: tungsten and thorium.

TRAPPIST-1 D: The most unpleasant planet of all. It has deposits of sand and titanium. However, the planet also experiences sandstorms, which can change the landscape and ore. They work according to the following algorithm:
If there is no block on the sand surface (including the player's block), it places a sand block.
If there is a sand block on the surface, it removes it.
If there is gravel on the surface and no block above it, it places titanium ore.
If there is titanium ore on the surface and no block above it, it places gravel.

TRAPPIST-1 E: Your starting planet. It has spore-like flora, a significant reserve of arkycite, and some starting resources.

TRAPPIST-1 F: A marine planet with vast territories and green plants growing in shallow waters. It boils during flares.

TRAPPIST-1 G: A large planet with some useful resources. Little can be said about it, other than that it's comfortable for construction.

TRAPPIST-1 H: A small, ice-covered planet with deposits of titanium, beryllium, and shale, which can be used to extract oil. It melts during flares, transforming into something similar to Trappist-1 F.


Each planet has its own orbit; at the start of the game, each planet will be located at a random point, but at the same distance from the star.

Otherwise, it's a standard survival map. I also want to make a second version, but in the format of a solar system map!

In any case, I'd like to wish you good luck, and don't be afraid to leave a comment if you have any ideas for improvement or correction!