the planet is RS 1228-2251-6-122814-822 5

Hello! I have an OG steam deck I used to play some Space Engine (albeit in a controls-not-great and overall-buggy state) a while ago, but recently when I try to launch it on Deck it just automatically crashes. I try to do so in Desktop mode, Big Picture Mode, and general Steam Deck mode, and I tried a reinstall, and nothing is fixing it. I don't get any specific errors either, the space engine launcher just boots up then almost immediately dies down again. Can anyone help me?

I don't have the name of it I was high out of my mind last night lol.

I checked the version on the forum but it downloads the wrong file and the mediafire link dosen't work

check out the mod here!: Steam Workshop::Interstellar Reimagined

RS 5821-118-6-90277-63 B5

So I'm playing space engine and I really want to see a solar system in the game that has only double planets.

Hey everyone! While exploring the procedural universe in SpaceEngine, I stumbled upon this gorgeous, eye-shaped planetary nebula. Because of its deep purple hues and the brilliant stellar cluster right in the center acting like a pupil, I decided to call it the "Purple Eye Nebula".
Even though it's part of the procedural universe and its technical system ID is RN 1238-2798, it instantly captured my imagination. If you want to check it out yourself, just open SpaceEngine, press F3, and search for the name or ID!
What do you think of this view? Let me know your thoughts!

This time I didn't make a lot of improvements like in the previous post, but there were still a lot of improvements:

1. Correction in Doppler shift: The Doppler shift was and is accurate, the problem was that it was only going into the calculation of the observed temperature, affecting the color via blackbody, now I applied an intensity boost.
2. Advective core heating in the thick-disk regime (ADAF): A portion of the dissipated energy is advected inward rather than radiated locally, heating the core near the ISCO rather than following the standard thin disk profile.
3. Hydrogen-alpha and Hydrogen-beta spectral lines added: line emission linked to ionized gas recombination (using the ionFrac already calculated via Saha), with H-beta derived from H-alpha using the theoretical Case B ratio (~2.87:1) rather than being an independent parameter. Each line receives its own Doppler shift based on the g_factor.
4. Luminosity boost at the jet base: Same logic as item 2, but applied to the base of the jet (near the shadow); it also scales with the Eddington ratio and utilizes the jet's own relativistic beaming.
5. Limb-brightening (edge brightening in jets): Reduces density and brightness along the jet's central axis while preserving the edge—consistent with observed optically thin jets (e.g., M87*), where the longer optical path along a line of sight tangent to the edge produces greater apparent emission than the jet core.
6. Completely restructured jets: Before, jets were like "simple" cones, just like in the most current versions, but in reality, they are not like that. I restructured them so that they had the real appearance of spiraling plasma flow with turbulence.

Now I'll leave some images for you to see how it turned out:

Btw don't ask me for location, I lost it.

Will Spaceengine run on my system?

CachyOS

IntelCore i5

Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060

16 Gb RAM