Using the planet shaders

Most sliders on the full planet shaders follow a simple color / scalar input (the exceptions being vector inputs for items like crater locations, storm locations, terrain offset, etc.).

Included Custom Nodes:

1. Additional Planet Layers
   • Atmosphere (adds subtle atmospheric glow, Raleigh scattering and glare to planets, works best in Eevee)
   • Sun_Glow (similar to atmosphere, but specifically for the sun/star type objects)
   • Planet Lights (city lights glows on the shadowy areas of planets)
2. Clouds Layer Types
   • Clouds_Earth
   • Clouds_Jupiter
   • Clouds_Mars
   • Clouds_Neptune
   • Clouds_Venus
3. Craters
   • Craters (creates recessed craters / crater mounds, such as those on the surfaces of the Moon, Mercury)
4. Full planet Shaders
   • Planet_Earth
   • Planet_Jupiter
   • Planet_Mars
   • Planet_Mercury
   • Planet_Neptune
   • Planet_Pluto (sorry)
   • Planet_Saturn
   • Planet_Saturn_Rings (for Saturn dust rings)
   • Planet_Uranus
   • Planet_Uranus_Rings
   • Planet_Venus
5. Additional Celestial Bodies
   • Star_Sun

Bonus Extra Shaders

• Noise Texture Tricolor (multi level noise custom node, which outputs three colors blended together using the scalar/vector input values)
• ColorRamp Manual (Allows more fine scalar control of color blending, as well as direct input of colors)
• Planet Noise (Similar to Noise Texture Tricolor, but also incudes the "Anomaly" inputs - used to generate storms)

Node Groups

Earth

Jupiter

Mars

Neptune

Uranus

Saturn

Venus

Sun