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Description
This is an example on how to fill it out yeeey.
YES I SEE THE TYPO IN CIRCUMFERENCE ITS FIXED IN THE MAIN ONE.

WHAT THINGS MEAN:

Open world: This is whether or not you let other users make stuff or participate in your world.
Star System: A star system is named after the star your planet orbits. Ours is called SOL, thus, the SOLAR SYSTEM.
Position in System: Where your planet's orbit is. For example, Earth is the third, after Mercury and Venus
Natural Satellites: Satellite is a fancy name for MOON.
Gravity: Gravity is measured based off of earth's gravity. so if you want it 1 1/2 times more then earth, it would be 1.5g, and so on.
Atmosphere: That coating of air around the planet.
Breathable: Interpret this however you want, I use it in terms of humans, if we can breathe on it or not
Axis Tilt: That thing that gives us seasons.
PErcentage Water: The percent of the surface of your planet that is water/ocean
Star Type: see here -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:H-R… FEEL FREE TO USE OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS.

If you have any other questions or comments, ask below.

Description
This is an example on how to fill it out yeeey.
YES I SEE THE TYPO IN CIRCUMFERENCE ITS FIXED IN THE MAIN ONE.

WHAT THINGS MEAN:

Open world: This is whether or not you let other users make stuff or participate in your world.
Star System: A star system is named after the star your planet orbits. Ours is called SOL, thus, the SOLAR SYSTEM.
Position in System: Where your planet's orbit is. For example, Earth is the third, after Mercury and Venus
Natural Satellites: Satellite is a fancy name for MOON.
Gravity: Gravity is measured based off of earth's gravity. so if you want it 1 1/2 times more then earth, it would be 1.5g, and so on.
Atmosphere: That coating of air around the planet.
Breathable: Interpret this however you want, I use it in terms of humans, if we can breathe on it or not
Axis Tilt: That thing that gives us seasons.
PErcentage Water: The percent of the surface of your planet that is water/ocean
Star Type: see here -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:H-R… FEEL FREE TO USE OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS.

If you have any other questions or comments, ask below.