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# Procedural Planet Generator

A procedural planet generator that uses a clever templating system and a mildly terrifying shader to produce an endless stream of alien planets. The description, appearance, and basic stats are all linked properly, so if the description says the plants are blue, the vegetation-covered parts of the surface are shown as blue, and so on. It should also mostly avoid impossibilities like land-dwelling creatures on water worlds.

Influences: An earlier project that generated entire SF universes at a shallower level. No Man's Sky. Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri.
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Icons by streamlineicons.com.

## Start locally

Start your local webserver with `server.py`. Then you can access the tool via http://localhost:8000

## Additional Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people:

* [Efface Studios](https://www.effacestudios.com) Image Download Code
* [Efface Studios](https://www.effacestudios.com) Image Download Code