mountains that the default planets, and the extra stability far outweighs the loss of pinpoint turning.

If that's not your experience, though, I guess I can agree to disagree. I don't know what types of

I looked at this custom planet's files: Planet Chimera & Moon Zira
It has these settings in it that (I assume) manipulate
="45" Max="90"/>
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The PlanetGeneratorDefinitions.sbc file in ..\Space Engineers\Content\Data also has the above settings in it for each planet and texture on planets

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Publicado originalmente por ShadedMJ:

I've always read that each planet has a file on the PC called a height map that dictates terrain height. Once a game is started, the height map file is used (along with terrain
type map and others) to help decide the terrain of the planet. One could probably alter the height map file to be flatter, and starting a new game could make a rounder planet.

Probably true if

I've always read that each planet has a file on the PC called a height map that dictates terrain height. Once a game is started, the height map file is used (along with terrain type map and others
) to help decide the terrain of the planet. One could probably alter the height map file to be flatter, and starting a new game could make a rounder planet.

...
G) Just avoid planets completely, play the game the way it was in the before time, the long, long ago, with just asteroids.
^.^

Thanks for clarifying. I checked SEtoolbox. We can Regenerate planets and asteroids to move them and change their overall size with it but there's no control over terrain smoothness.

It looks like
your options are:
A) Ask Rox to share instructions on how to create a planet with smooth terrain, if it's possible to make one with smooth enough terrain to drive on.
B) Drive Slower, more carefully

Publicado originalmente por Jack Schitt:

You can create planets with SEtoolbox:
https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox/releases/tag/v1.203.022.3
We can do a lot with SEtoolbox. I'm not sure we can edit
existing planets. I'm also not sure we can edit a planet we add's terrain. Both may or may not be possible. Either way it's a handy tool to have that works well for the things it does do.

There's also this

Publicado originalmente por Rox:

It's possible to create planets for the game with more limited terrain variation, there's probably some on the workshop that might fit your needs, or you could create
one.

You can create planets with SEtoolbox:
https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox/releases/tag/v1.203.022.3
We can do a lot with SEtoolbox. I'm not sure we can edit existing

Here the cool part of Pertam Planet with cars :

Flat terrain where we can jump over the canyons by making a jump/ramp at a good angle :
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id

It's possible to create planets for the game with more limited terrain variation, there's probably some on the workshop that might fit your needs, or you could create one.