Samilliw system, is a binary star system of two stars. The larger star is a Class A star of shining whiteness named Dernivda, orbiting it is a significantly smaller star of class K named Anseped.

OP, I have been looking for something like this for literally years! Where did you get that starmap from?

>>15724250
You don't have to copy the map, just give the grid reference and I'll put it on.

Also I made the background in GIMP, if you want one I'll make you one.

>>15724321
Yes please!

Do so and I'll be happy to provide unto you multiple star systems.

>>15724340
What color, do you want a nebula type thing on it and grid or no grid.

>>15724250
Also if you want a binary or trinary system it is helpful to say whether they are close or distant companions, also giving the number part of the classification helps too.

Mirkneer Nebula

Grid (5,6), (5,7), (6,6), and (6,7).
Large nebula surrounding one medium white dwarf star. Two planets, and an elliptical asteroid belt.
The planet closest to the star, named Daniir, is superheated, and is molten on whatever side faces the sun on that particular day.
The second planet, named Faniir is farther away, at a distance that makes the overall temperature slightly warmer than our Mars, making it suitable for enclosed colonies. As of yet there is no life on the surface, however there are several large underground oceans, each filled with bacteria and alien plankton.

Faniir has little to no ore availiable, however Daniir is rich with metals and metalloids of all kinds.
The asteroid belt is extremely elliptical, and is located just outside the orbit of Faanir.

>>15724432 Here
Oh, didn't see that the axes were pre-labelled.
Mirkneer Nebula is located on the four squares of
(5,F), (5,G), (6,F), and (6,G).

>>15724140
>>15724321
Not the guy who you are talking to but if there's one thing /tg/ needs its some good starmaps like yours OP.

>>15724432
Currently only handling stellar objects at the moment, I'm not currently ready for planets broseph, but I'll take your stars fo sho.

>>15724479
Okay. Also, that background is pretty fucking neato.

>>15724395
Blue-ish, and a Nebula is quite alright.
(26, R)
Raeger's Star
Class M star, 3 planets in orbit

(How much information do you really want? Just name and class of star, or info about star and system, including planets and other objects?)

THANK YOU for the Starmap OP. It is exactly what I have been searching for for my Rogue Trader game.

>>15724505
I literally just want stars and information relevant to them at the moment.

Tiberius Delta
A rare Main Sequence O-type star. Almost a million times brighter than our own Sol.

D-24

11,K

Johns folly

Trinary system, two red dwarfs orbiting a blue giant.

F7
Supergiant wolf-rayet star, Hell's comet, which travels through the sector at a very high velocity.
The star has its outer layers injected into to the spece surrounding it. This causes a radiant, superheated plasma nebula to form around the star. Because of the velocity, this is shaped as a tail of very giant comet. It is a great sight to behold, and inside and in the near victiny of the cone radio transmission is almost impossible because of the interference.

The most visible in (24,G)
Jonisto Shep
Class IIa (white bright giant)

Do you want us to invent spectrums too? Or just give size/type classifications?

(10, P)
Kui-Xing
The name given to the star system is actually an amalgamation of the names of the close binary stars, named for those that discovered them, Kui being a class DC White Dwarf, and Xing a class M Red Dwarf.

(22, D)
Thames
Thames itself is a class K supergiant, which has distantly orbiting around it Remu, a class M Red Dwarf.

(13, I)
Sin
A class W Red Hypergiant which glows eerily red.

>>15724140
T-30
Blue Giant
Magnus Cerulean

With an image I whipped up in gimp real quick.

>>15724715
Whoops forget classification
Class O

(2, K)
Irra
Class F Yellow-White main sequence star.

(24, D)
Carmine
Class K Orange main sequence star.

(10, L)
Brendel's Star
Class A Blue-white main sequence star.

J14
A magnetar. Nothing more, and nothing less. Want your atoms to become cylindrical? Then visit the mangetar!

>>15724770
Here is your thing, it's a bit disapointing because I forgot to write down how to make decent fractal nebulas. But I think the density of stars and color is good though, it looks very calm, its alot less wimsical than mine.

>>15724976
You are the best OP ever. I will promptly put this to use.

Give me a bit and I'll deliver more stars to add to your chart. What I've been providing is all you want and need, right?

>>15724976
Stealing this. Sorry its just too good to leave unsaved!

What I have so far.

That magnetar needs a name.

(R,16)
Elysiae Mordus (OIa-0 blue supergiant) and Elysiae Janus (B1 IVa white-blue subgiant), Binary System.

>>15725365
Awesome, how about The Compass for the magnetar?
It is almost at the center at the sector, its radiant wave emissions could work as a guiding light.

Q16

The Well
A trinary system, where a black hole feeds on a white supergiant, and a red dwarf cycles around them in a very eccentric orbit. There is lot of debris and dust in the system, en route to the black hole.

>>15725365
Call the Magnetar Blossom.

OP, if you're still there, would you kindly drop another one? Or leave some guidance on making a star chart?

>A trinary system, where a black hole feeds on a white supergiant, and a red dwarf cycles around them in a very eccentric orbit. There is lot of debris and dust in the system, en route to the black hole.

You're giving me complicated shit to paint on purpose aren't you?

>>15725568
Well, your painting skills are awesome, so it should not be a problem for you! And think about all the fun the players can have near the accration disk of a black hole!

>>15725605
I actually don't have to paint anything except complicated little things like fancy stars. Everything else is computer generated in one way or another.

>>15725553
Also, to give a contribution:
M20:
99-Omega, an M1a star, soon to go asplode. Twelve planets in orbit.

>>15725553
I made a generic template for doing these now, so I can churn them out. Results still vary in quality based pretty much entierly on my ability to handle contrast during one specific stage of making clouds of stars. Isn't using freeware software fun?

A5
A single class G star called Mareides.

>>15725861
OHMYGOD thanks. I can finally homebrew my shitty sector for DH. Even the colours are appropriately grimdark.

updooted

Bumping with more gridded starfields.

Perfect for your dark heresy sectors, or for use with virtual tabletop software as battlemaps for some kind of spaceship game that uses grids if such a thing exists.

I'd do some with hexes because lots of space games use hexes but GIMP hates hexes.

>>15727502
This is the best I can do with hexes.

>>15727557
You know, this looks really murky, like a region of space that nobody ever goes to because the slug people live there and while the slug people are really, really friendly and are always open to meeting outsiders they are also super gross and slimy and they insist on rubbing their faces on every new person they meet and also they taste with their faces so its like they are licking you.

>>15727634
But you have to go there because they have all the ore that you need to build your FTL engines but they are total jews about selling it.

>>15727634
Customs are a bitch. As soon as you enter the Gastropod nebula customs ships show up and demand that you let heavily armed customs officers on board who then spend hours searching for whatever meets their seemingly arbitrary definition of contraband.

>>15727767
AHA, CHEESE AND ONION CRISPS!

YOU'RE BUSTED, YOU SICK PUSHER!

>>15727807
Posession of food items found to be containing potassium is punishable for a sentence of between 100-250 years in a high gravity prison.

>>15727557
>>15724140
I like that grid you are using. How do you do it?
Is it all one color? It seems brighter in some areas.
Are they lines with some opacity then?

>>15727927
Its a grid, rendered with the grid rendering filter.

You need 2 extra copies of the grid layer, set the origional to normal blend mode, 5% opacity, set the second to overlay 100% opacity. 3-5 point gaussian blur on the third, also set to overlay at 100% opacity.

O6: Basin System. Binary. A-Class Star Hyacinth, K-Class Star Orville.

>>15725365
Oh, I suggested Samilliw.

I'd say the distance between them would be about... 250 AU? Both being in their main sequence it'd mean Anseped could theoretically carry orbital bodies while orbiting Dernivda.

R1, a Luminous Blue Vairable of the upper echelons of size and brightness. Names the Spark of the Universe. It'll probably be gone in about a million years, and what a mess it'll leave.

>>15728092
Oh, and if we're doing planets then... four planets? A small planet near the orbit, a single planet in the habitable zone and two large gas giants behind it.

>>15728245
I am not currently doing planets as I am unsure if I am just going to notepad planets or if I'm going to do some fancy shit or something.

However I figure out how to do it planets will be after stars, then after planets we can do populations, at which point I will probably have to start filtering for shitty ideas pretty heavily.

Also update

>>15728314
I have to say, this is a pretty cool idea. Hope you have luck with it.

>>15728347
The one issue so far seems to be that people have huge hardons for binary and trinary star systems, as well as massive, hot stars which means that this is going to be a region of space where habitable planets are few and far between.

A1, a nearly completely cooled off white dwarf of the maximum 1.4 solar mass, the greatest a white star can be. However it was that mass before it had degenerated to it's current state.

It has cooled off so much, that it is now 90% crystallized, most of which is carbon. For some strange reason, it was given the name Lucy.

Alternatively if you don't want to insert a joke into your setting, call it something like the Diamond Star.

>>15728444
That's a shame. I'll suggest a usable one, then. In F20 a main sequence F-type star, roughly one and a half the size of our sun. Named Pearas.

>>15728657
Its not that they are unusable or that it's really an issue. It just tilts the setting towards being a harsh wasteland.

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http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/15724140

Extra system and planet generator for op and others.

http://donjon.bin.sh/scifi/system/

>>15727767
It also dosen't help that each of their planetary governments has its own interplanetary police forces whos jurisdictions overlap, so you often find yourself being searched by two or more different sets of customs officials with different proceedures and ideas about what is considered contraband and none of whom have overwhelming authority.

>>15729359
OP here, this is in fact the generator I origionally intended to use prior to starting this thread.

Could still use a few more main sequence stars.

12A

Since No one put stuff here I putting my not faster than light world system here.

It was a beast of a system with four star rotating around a sub-giant, red dwarf pair of stars.

Star names

Oannes - B5 IV Blue-white Subgiant The Central star.
Antliae - M1 V Red Dwarf Companion.
Lifthrasir - M8 V Red Dwarf
Crucis - M2 V Red Dwarf
Dronin - A0 V White Main Sequence
Scuti - K9 V Orange Main Sequence

>>15730142
That's a beast of a star system.

>>15730142
That look about right?

Anyone want to name the background clusters or nebula?

The sort of aren't real geographical features but who gives a shit. Does kind of mean I need to remember how to put text along a path, but whatever.

Ex Nihil Omnis: A single system with a G-Class star. Location: Grid (J/28). So named because, as far as scientist have been able to tell, that part of the sector was *completely absent* of stars less than five decades ago.

Rifter's Twins: A pair of blackholes and a brown dwarf star at (A/18), the black holes have the brown dwarf tidally locked between them as they orbit one another.

Demonsigil: Six white dwarves in exceedingly close formation at (P/7).

T 24: A star system with 13 planets and 3 suns, all of them oddly inhabitable... Each of the planets has a borderline extreme climate, and the 5th planet seems oddly earth like.

O-17 The Mercury Lighthouse Cluster of Asteroids, surrounding a Light Blue Star, with some planetoids. Oddly enough there is a incredibly rare blue ore here... However It's highly combustible and mining operations is rare

N-8 The Jupiter Lighthouse Asteroid Cluster, Similar to the Mercury Cluster however the Star is Giant and somehow has a bit of a violet hue, this might be perhaps due to it's own unique ore's... which tend to be hyper conductive for electricity and plasma.

N-18 New Sodom: A Space station admits a Star system made for the darker Vices of Humanity
0-18 New Gomorrah: New Sodom's Sister System, though larger

bumpin for OP

>>15730186

It was beast because I wanted a not faster than light campaign (did not want to fuck around with warp speed logic) but wanted a fuckton of locations.

In total there was 29 livable planets within the system. more than halve of them were around gas giants within a star green zone.

Most of the campaign was about finding that most of the planet were terraformed, and that the whole planet system was artificially made to order. Most of that information had been lost to the eon of time (more than once)

OP here. I'm back. Still in need of stars, please save your planets for later.

>>15733811

You gonna put any of
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>>15730676
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>>15730731

On your starmap?

>>15734664
A couple of them for sure, but some of those are so fucking gay it hurts me to read the descriptions of them.

>>15734719

Hah, fair enough.

>>15733811


OP have you ever thought about making it diaspora style? Just make a cluster with the help of diaspora. Then another and another. maybe connect them to mega clusters

>>15734764
See I know what diaspora means, but I have no idea what the hell you are talking about.

>>15735479

oh you poor soul... let me help you:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2xxwdsbm

>>15735654
I have absolutely no interest in using this system as there are equally satisfactory automatic processes available to me and using that would totally defy the point of making this thread to begin with.

It is also formatted like shit and reads like it was written by a homosexual teen vampire novelist.

Bumping this thread, in case op ever updates his map

J29 Oblivion Gate. Which is a red dwarf in a elliptical orbit around a black hole.