For example, the term "love" means many things, and could be deduced into specific terms such as "family" or "Valentine's Day". Once you have something that fits the bill, start deducing it into smaller categories. Rather, try and come up with more general terms, such as "love" or "darkness". Not overly specific things, however, such as "boxes of kittens" or "automotive technology". To start, try making a list of things you would like to make a planet about. For now, we just need a proof of concept, to make sure that your idea will work. Bavoom, despite it's simple theme, could very quickly and easily have been made into something far more complex and difficult to design after, something that Meteos tends to avoid, but we'll talk more about that later in this guide. hairy, to say the least.įor one, when creating a planet, it can be very tempting to start adding tags and ideas the second you get out of the gate. When put into action, though, things can get a bit. The Theme of a planet can be most easily be defined as what the planet is about, and can easily be confused with concept.īavoom is a planet about high winds and gusts, and it's natives live on the wind currents. Now, these terms may seem redundant right now, but they actually are compartments of a rather easy to understand system, once explained. The pieces of a memorable planet can be summed up into three equal parts, as follows.
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The object of this section is to assist you with coming up with an idea for a planet, and how to make it fit best in the Fanon universe at least. Check it regularly, and try to maintain your Fanplanets and other Fanarticles accordingly. This document is a constant work in progress, and is updated regularly to complement new issues and problems. It will take you through all the basic steps on how to make a planet, native, and any other details that you see fit.
This is a basic guide to creating your own fanplanet for the Meteos universe. 3.3 Last Element Planet (Fanon) Navigation Box.
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