Planet Distance from the Sun.

I was wondering if the distance from the sun (or that solar system's center star) had any effect on the planet's biome? In one of the stream video, it looked like it did' There was an Arctic planet on the edge of the solar system; and a volcanic planet right next to the sun.

 

It would make sense But I looks it isn't that way.

Colder planets should be more far away from a Star, "hotter" ones near, and the "middle-term" ones (as Earth) in the middle! Still it isn't nothing gamebreaking!

 

It has been said on the roadmap that distance from the sun will help determine the biome.
edit: 100th post for the second time!!! I am now a space penguin leader... Somehow astral cartographer sounded cooler.(second time because of the time travel event deleting 1? of my posts)

 

"Based on the distance to a star and what type of star it is"
I MISSED THAT.

 

Wow, thanks for bringing that to my attention. That's really cool.

 

Indeed, that's amazing. It will really make the universe look more alive.

 

Thanks for the replies!