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First research all the terraforming technologies. I think they're all in the Exploration technology tree. After that you have to do it step by step on every planet. Terraform a sucky planet to a less sucky planet tier, then terraform that to a not so sucky planet tier and so forth until you have reached terran or whichever planet type/tier you're after.
So basically research all the terraforming techs and then terraform the planet you want up tier by tier until you are at Terran. You should be able to figure out the tier order from the wiki or the research tree in the game.
As in, what comes after lava, after barrens, after x y or z. If you or anyone could just provide a little straightforward list on what follows what, then I'd be right as rain. I just don't want to waste my time researching skills that would take too long to aquire, while fending off attacking empires. Thanks.
As you see there are at least two planet types in every tier. If you're aiming for Terran it doesn't matter much if you say make a Desert or Arctic, it's the tier that's important.
Example: Lava to Artic, or Barren to Desert, Lava to Desert, Barren to Artic, ect. Or does it follow a specific upgrade order?
so for example, if you have a lava planet, you can do:
lava->desert->arid->terran
or
lava->arctic->tundra->terran
or whatever you like. the main limiting factors is that the research to do them are deep in the tree, and also you need strategic resources so that can influence which ones you do and when.
Has a list of the planets and their tiers
Planets come in 5 main habitability classes, each divided up into several specific types. All classes except Class I (Terran, Jungle and Ocean) require colonization technology.
◾Class I Planets (Terran, Jungle, and Ocean) are the easiest to colonize and provide plenty of food Food. Opportunities for Industry Industry, Dust Dust, or Science Science are generally fair, but can be very good, depending on the planet. Class I Planets can be terraformed from existing Class II Planets by researching the appropriate tier 9 or 10 technologies.
◾Class II Planets (Arid and Tundra) can be colonized by researching the appropriate tier 1 technologies from the Exploration & Expansion tree. While Class I Planets are preferred, Class II populations are quite large and give very small penalties to Approval Approval. They provide less food Food than Class I, have adequate amounts to sustain 2-3 planets. Class II Planets provide excellent opportunities for Dust Dust or Industry Industry. Class II Planets can be terraformed from Class III Planets by researching the appropriate tier 8 technologies.
◾Class III Planets (Desert and Arctic) can be colonized by researching the appropriate tier 2 technologies. Less desireable than Class I or II as Food Food is scarce (without improvements), but these planets offer excellent opportunities for Dust Dust or Science Science. Class III Planets can be terraformed from Class IV Planets by researching the appropriate tier 7 technologies.
◾Class IV Planets (Lava and Barren) can be colonized by researching the appropriate tier 4 technologies. Living conditions are harsh, leading to a major Approval Approval penalty. These planets have no Food Food (without improvements) but are a rich source of Industry Industry or Science Science. Class IV Planets can be terraformed from other Class IV or Class III Planets by researching the appropriate tier 5 technologies.
◾Class V Planets and Asteroids (Gas Giants and Asteroids) can be colonized by researching the appropriate tier 5 technologies. These planets and astroids are the least desirable for the inhabitants (they're going to be really grouchy there). Like Class IV Planets, food Food is nonexistent. Aside from the lack of food however, Asteroids provide very good opportunities for ALL three Industry Industry, Dust Dust, and Science Science. The Gas Giants on the other hand, are generally poor but provide outstanding opportunities (in fact by far the best) in Industry Industry, Dust Dust or Science Science (depending on the gas composition). Gas giants can be terraformed into other types of gas giants or into Class IV planets with sufficient technology. Asteroids can not be altered in any way by terraforming.
- From: http://endlessspace.wikia.com/wiki/Planet -