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In further experimentation with the Starfield Creation Kit, I decided to put existence itself in jeopardy and move Hyla II-a dangerously close to Hyla II. No self-respecting moon would dare violate the personal space of the planet it orbits.
In all seriousness, I am still learning a lot about Creation Kit. I think larger celestial bodies in the night sky make the game feel slightly more immersive, physics be damned. So I pushed CK to the limit with regard to how close you can put a moon to its planet.
I've tested this against most mods and haven't found any serious conflicts. Sometimes the load time can be a bit lengthy. But overall, no conflicts that I am aware of. Again, I would love any constructive criticism and positive feedback you have. I know it's a simple mod, but it makes for a fun one. I thought this would suffice as I learn my way around editing biomes (which is proving challenging).
This should not require my other Hyla-II mod in order to work.
In all seriousness, I am still learning a lot about Creation Kit. I think larger celestial bodies in the night sky make the game feel slightly more immersive, physics be damned. So I pushed CK to the limit with regard to how close you can put a moon to its planet.
I've tested this against most mods and haven't found any serious conflicts. Sometimes the load time can be a bit lengthy. But overall, no conflicts that I am aware of. Again, I would love any constructive criticism and positive feedback you have. I know it's a simple mod, but it makes for a fun one. I thought this would suffice as I learn my way around editing biomes (which is proving challenging).
This should not require my other Hyla-II mod in order to work.