public void SetGalaxy(CasualGodComplex.Galaxy galaxy)
{
SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Galaxy spGalaxy = new SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Galaxy();
spGalaxy.Stars = new List <SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Star>();
foreach (var star in galaxy.Stars)
{
SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Star newStar = new SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Star();
StellarSystem system = StarformCore.Generator.GenerateStellarSystem(star.Name);
newStar.Id = star.Id;
newStar.Name = star.Name;
newStar.AgeYears = system.Star.AgeYears;
newStar.BinaryMass = system.Star.BinaryMass;
newStar.Eccentricity = system.Star.Eccentricity;
newStar.EcosphereRadiusAU = system.Star.EcosphereRadiusAU;
newStar.Luminosity = system.Star.Luminosity;
/* According to https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/stellar-luminosity-the-true-brightness-of-stars
*
* The luminosity of any star is the product of the radius squared times the surface temperature raised to the fourth power.
* Given a star whose radius is 3 solar and a surface temperature that’s 2 solar, we can figure that star’s luminosity with the equation below:
* whereby L = luminosity, R = radius and T = surface temperature:
* L = R2 x T4
*/
newStar.Mass = system.Star.Mass;
newStar.SemiMajorAxisAU = system.Star.SemiMajorAxisAU;
newStar.X = (int)Math.Round(star.Position.X * 10);
newStar.Y = (int)Math.Round(star.Position.Y * 10);
newStar.Z = (int)Math.Round(star.Position.Z * 10);
spGalaxy.Stars.Add(newStar);
}
Galaxy = spGalaxy;
}
public void SetStars(SpacePlanets.SharedModels.GameObjects.Galaxy galaxy)
{
this.Clear();
foreach (var item in galaxy.Stars)
{
this.Print(item.X, item.Y, "*", Color.Yellow, Color.Black);
}
}
