In all other systems, there is 1000 units distance from entering the sun atmosphere to the death zone. While the autopilot will avoid the death zone anyway when trying to avoid the atmosphere, the inconsistency is also not really necessary.
2Mil damage is normal only for planet death zones. The naming scheme for this sun death zone is the most unusual in all systems but I'm not changing it here since it doesn't matter much.
* Iw02 sun death zone fixes
Added large atmosphere range (death zone radius +3000) but left the death zone radius itself untouched, despite being unusually small. This might cause missions to spawn inside the sun atmosphere due to vignettes that overlap even with the sun itself, but should not have any critical effects on gameplay beyond that. Death zone damage raised to ordinary amount.
* Iw01 sun death zone fixes
Added atmosphere range with death zone radius +1000 (consistent with most stars) and 6000 is a death zone radius for 1000-radius star models elsewhere, which works in the geometry of Iw01 just fine, so I'm leaving that unchanged. Only increased the death zone's damage to the normal amount for sun death zones
Fix the missing air traffic controller from Leipzig Station in Dresden. The base should now hail NPC patrols, grant/deny dock requests, and wish your character "Good luck out there".
Planet Kitadake's infocard mentions that it has a ring system, while the planet itself doesn't actually have one. This commit adds the Weisser ring to it. In addition to this, the Planet Aso ring type has been changed to Aso, because the Ice ring type doesn't have any cloud effects. The Ice ring was added in JFLP and apart from this, this ring type was never used in vanilla anyway.
In Freelancer's resources there are infocards for many dockable bases, including the ones from Juneau and Ithaca. However, in the released game neither of those bases are dockable. As a result, Freelancer doesn't show the additional info for Juneau and Ithaca. Controls.dll has been edited so it contains merged versions of the Juneau and Ithaca infocard sections.
