Stellar Simulator

The player logged in as a teacher will have access to the teacher menu, There you can create more nebulae. The new nebulae appear under the feel of the creator.

Your mini-lab walls as well as any remaining gas on the disk will disappear, and other teams in the galaxy will see your new solar system. After that, you can see how it dies by ageing the star.

Depending on the stars there are different amounts of planets around them. In this simulation the maximum number of planets is eight.

First, make sure to form protoplanets on the protoplanetary disk by speeding up the evolution of hot clusters on it. Next, teleport yourself onto the disk. Don’t worry—you’ll shrink down, which is completely normal. From this small size, you can capture protoplanets by pointing your controller at them and holding down the trigger button. Once you’ve captured one, press the trigger button again to launch it, making sure to send it in the correct direction.

Usually you can’t really know. But we will give you a little tip. There are two types of nebulae in this simulation, one with a glow inside, and one without a glow. The glowing once will produce a supergiant star which will result in a supernova when it dies.

 By speeding up the development of a nebula, you can form seven different types of main sequence stars.But, by allowing these main sequence stars to age, you can create giants and supergiants.

To speed up the development point your controller at the Nebulae, then press and hold the trigger button. Don’t forget to hold it steadily until the development reaches 100%. Furthermore, make sure you are close enough to a nebulae for the time laser to work.

By using room codes. The host can find the code in the game menu under the menu button on a controller

Yes, However all the headsets will go to different rooms, unless the same room code is being used.

Players who use the same account join the same Galaxy automatically. Therefore there is no need for complex matchmaking within a classroom.