Space is awesome. Especially when it is generated using Perlin noise, and some cool shaders. You can try it out over here.
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Simon - I'm using Unity in a tiny dome, preparing to use it in a planetarium we are building. Is there any way I could get the project file on this to work with? We will have "real" astronomical software as well, but this would be great for teaching teens Unity and experimenting in the mini-dome. Thanks!
I would love to see this as well, any chance I could get my hands on it?
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