Solar System Sim 4+

Can you pls fix custom sea level for earth because the default preset has the ocean not match the coastline of the continents and other islands and to revert it the original preset to follow the other planet where the sea level match the topography each planet so revert the default custom sea level of the earth to previous game versions ocean level where it matched the coastlines of the earth anyway keep up with the good work WPC.

If you read the review can you respond to the feedback and implement can you make it planets and moons fall apart automatically due to collisions depending on the body’s size mass etc and gravitational force in the Roche limit an area around a stellar or planetary body where the tidal forces overpower the gravity of the planet or moon orbit and get ripped apart similar to how they think Saturns’s rings formed and can you add higher terrain detail because it would be really nice to make out more surface features like valleys mountains and islands and make sure to add it in a future update.

Ok, hands down, this is the most incredible space game on the App Store! The detail and freedom is remarkable! I could write a book on how incredible this is! Also, I see people saying that they can’t make a galaxy. You can. When you have a black hole, tap on the customise button on the bottom left and it will show up with numerous galaxy options. However, my only concern is that whenever I create a shattered/impacted planet, a shattered moon, a spaceship (anything that isn’t a clear sphere like a plant or star), the save game becomes corrupted and I can’t load it back in without everything being destroyed and glitched. Also, it seems to be way to difficult to get a planet to have more than 1 or 2 moons. No matter how much I alter orbits and mass and whatnot, the moons just fling off into space. But all in all, 4.8 stars out of 5! AN INCREDIBLE APP! Keep the updates coming!

Detailed solar system has at least 300 planet, dwarf planets, comets,& asteroids. You can change the velocity, mass, diameter, and distance to the orbital gravitational influence, in most cases it’s the next star, the Sun says Proxima Centauri , not Sagittarius *. You can add your own