BoganoBogano is the first fully explorable planet presented in Jedi: Fallen Order. Temporary home of Jedi Master Eno Cordova, its is the place where Cal Kestis meets the ever iconic BD-1. This addon is a full reconstruction of the Bogano system, from the orbits of the planet to the classes of the stars within using screenshots and recordings from JFO as well as concept art featured on
Gabriel Yeganyan's ArtStation and in the "Art of Jedi: Fallen Order" book released by Respawn
Bogano, procedurally reconstructed from the concept art of the planet and not based on it's in-game look (cause i thought it looked a lil took close to a terraformed Mars)Bogano is a unique world in of itself. It's a world riddled with sinkholes and underground caverns from severe erosion, which, to me, shows that the planet is probably geologically dead. Its covered in grassy plains, plateaus and some wet marshland in some ravines and valleys. The planet is home to sever unique lifeforms such as the adorable
Boglings and the ever annoying
Oggdo. The planet seems to be an Earth analogue, as with a lot of planets in Star Wars, so it has the same size and mass as Earth
Onto the stars. Bogano circumtriniarily orbits three stars, a unique feature of this system. The primary star, which I have named Tunalah (Center star in the image below) is classified as a K2 due to its light-yellow orange as seen in concept art and in game. Ollast (right most star) is classified as a K6 thanks to its much deeper orange and finally Ciplia (left most in lower image) is classified as an M5, its the only one out of the three that does make an in-game appearance but I added it in regardless.
The names of the stars are meaningless since i didn't want them to be just Bogano A, B, and C respectively, though they still use those designations
Bogano overlooking it's host starsThe addon has two downloads: a hires (4096 x 2048) one for those who want better looking textures and a medres (2048 x 1024) one for those who dont want this to take up alot of space
[Download Hires] (64.41 MB)
[Download Medres] (15.56 MB)
