Yup and I even had to change the radius of HD 100546 b on Art Blos' Celestia Origin to its most accepted value, add a night texture (sudarsky-class_4-night.dds) a red color to it and change the Mie colors to match the most accepted appearance.
It's ~20X Jupiter's mass (which matches that of a typical brown dwarf hence the reddish appearance) and ~6.9 x Jupiter's radius (which in turn's 71492 km total, so multiply that by 6.9X though exoplanets there round such radii despite the math).
Plus, with a rotation tidally locked with its orbit which's a staggering 249.039582 Earth years, an oblateness of such should be too negligible to be detected by any means, so set it to 0.0.
"b:HD 100546 b" "HD 100546"
{
Class "planet"
Texture "sudarsky-class_1.dds"
NightTexture "sudarsky-class_4-night.dds"
Radius 493295
Color [ 1.0 0 0 ]
BlendTexture true
Oblateness 0.0
Atmosphere
{
Height 1000
Mie 0.001
MieScaleHeight 27
MieAsymmetry -0.15
Rayleigh [ 0.0007 0.0003 0.0002 ]
Absorption [ 0.0005 0.0007 0.0010 ]
}
EllipticalOrbit
{
Period 249.039582
SemiMajorAxis 53
ArgOfPericenter 35.171
}
LunarLambert 0.5
}
The atmospheric scale height remains unchanged and gives a sense of scale for such a nonstellar body orbiting a main sequence star.
This's the most widely viewed impression of how HD 100546 b might look up close.
Added after 39 minutes 30 seconds:Yet that wasn't the only body on the exoplanet file that needed fixing besides TOI-1338b, but TRES-2 Ab also needed fixing since it's the darkest planet known to orbit a star and has an albedo of 0.0136 (1.36%) in bond though the best-fit model gives it an albedo as low as 0.0004 (0.04%) indicating 1 albedo value 0.0136 means 98.64% of light's absorbed whereas an albedo of 0.0004% means 99.96% of that light from its host star's absorbed despite orbiting so close to its star (TRES-2 A).
With such values, the dayside's darker than that of other planets.
The night texture had to be hashed out for such reason.
And the atmosphere had to be reduced to 1/1000 of its luminosity (for the 0.0004 albedo value).
https://web.archive.org/web/20120317203801/http://www.astro.princeton.edu/~dsp/PrincetonSite/Home_files/darkest_world.pdf"b:KOI-1.01:Kepler-1 Ab:TrES-2 Ab" "TrES-2 A"
{
Class "planet"
Texture "sudarsky-class_4.dds"
#NightTexture "sudarsky-class_4-night.dds"
Color [ 0 0.00036 0.001 ]
BlendTexture true
Radius 81726
Oblateness 0.065
Atmosphere
{
Height 5000
Lower [ 0.0002 0.0003 0.0004 ]
Upper [ 0.0001 0.0002 0.0002 ]
Sky [ 0.0003 0.0004 0.0005 ]
Sunset [ 0.0004 0.0002 0.0001 ]
}
EllipticalOrbit
{
Epoch 2453957.635486
Period 0.006764
SemiMajorAxis 0.03556
Inclination 92.297
AscendingNode 291.992
ArgOfPericenter 161.108
MeanAnomaly 90
}
UniformRotation
{
Inclination 92.297
AscendingNode 291.992
}
LunarLambert 0.5
Albedo 0.0004
InfoURL "http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0609335"
}
