Help:Solar Systems

System Templates

These templates represent star systems that have already been generated. The first star represents the primary, while additional stars are listed alphabetically. Therefore, a "BMM system" system will differ from a "MBM system" in that the primary stars are different classes.

• A system
  • AD system
  • AK system
  • AGGM system
• B system
  • BGKM system
  • BM system
• C (red/infrared star) system
• D system
  • DKM system
• F system
  • FD system
  • FF system
  • FFA system
  • FFF system
  • FG system
  • FK system
  • FO system
• G system
  • GD system
  • GG system
  • GGK system
  • GGKM system
  • GKM system
  • GKFM system
  • GKMF system
  • GMKF system
  • GM system
  • GMMD system
  • GMMG system
• K system
  • KA system
  • KAK system
  • KDM system
  • KDMM system
  • KF system
  • KFA system
  • KG system
  • KGM system
  • KK system
  • KKGM system
  • KKK system
  • KKKM system
  • KM system
  • KMD system
  • KMK system
  • KMM system
  • KMMM system
• M system
  • MAG system
  • MD system
  • MDM system
  • MG system
  • MGG system
  • MGMG system
  • MKB system
  • MKF system
  • MM system
  • MMF system
  • MMGG system
  • MMM system
  • MO system
  • MX system
• O system
• S (Infrared star) system
• X (X-ray star) system
• Z (Black Hole) system

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• Rogue planet (NMA/R)
• Planetary nebula (NMC)
• Small nebula (NMD)
• Large nebula (NME)
• Protostar (NMF)
• Plasma field (NMN)
• Subspace compression (NMR)
• Unusual Item/Interstellar Phenomenon

New Template

When creating a new system with no surveying of any type, start with the following template:

1. Cut & paste the following code into the blank solar system article.
2. For the infobox code:
   1. Class=[[SFC:SC|?]]: replace the '?' with the letter code for the star class. (See Stellar classification and Help:Star Gallery for guidance.)
   2. StarImage=Type # star.png: Replace the '#' with the letter code for the star class. If it is a multiple star system, replace 'Type # star.jpg' with either Binary_system.JPG, Trinary system.JPG or Quadruple system.jpeg.
   3. Size: Add in the size, such as Super-giant (I), Giant (III), Main Sequence (V), or Dwarf (VII).
   4. Associated Bodies=: A very short summary of the bodies in the system. (ex:10 planets, numerous moons)
   5. Affiliation: use wikilinks.
   6. Coordinates: recorded as both Federation and Sector coordinates.
   7. Sector: use wikilinks; default to proper name (ex: Terra Nova sector) over numbered sectors.
   8. Quadrant: use wikilinks.
3. For the article template:
   1. Change the italicized comments accordingly.
   2. {{systemnameIntrasystem}}: change 'systemname' to the actual system's name; otherwise remove the template tag.
   3. [[Category:affiliationStars|{{PAGENAME}}]]: change 'affilliation' to the actual affiliated nation's name; if unaffiliated, remove the category tag.
   4. [[Category:# Class Stars|{{PAGENAME}}]]: change '#' to the star class letter (from above infobox).
   5. [[Category:Sector #|{{PAGENAME}}]]: change '#' to the actual sector located.
   6. [[Category:Unexplored Systems|{{PAGENAME}}]]: remove this category once explored and/or aligned, or if creating a canon/complete system
4. Save the new article.

{{Sidebar solar
| Name= 
| Designation= 
| Class= [[SFC:SC|?]]
| StarImage= Type # star.png (or) No Photo Available.jpg
| Associated Bodies= unexplored
| Affiliation= Unaligned
| Coordinates= 
| Sector= 
| Quadrant= 
}}
==Astronomical Data==
===Names===
*''add 'also known as' names here (no wikilinks)''

===Planetary Bodies===
*Planets (first tier)
**Moons (second tier to orbited planet)

==History==
*''include something here, even if only when first surveyed''

==Important Locations==
*''list known locations that have game implications (ex: defense bases, depots, etc.); otherwise, "None"

==Notes==
* 


[[Category: Unaligned Stars]] 
[[Category: x Class Stars]]

[[Category: Sector xxx]] 

[[Category: Systems x]]
[[Category: Unexplored Systems]]