Please can anyone explain?
- Colony diameter 24.000km with 333 useful fields
- Colony diameter 25.000km with 79 useful fields, only
Bigger planet is not supposed to have more fields?

The number of fields on the planet does not depend on its size. You can colonize the same planet several times and each time to get a new random number of fields. Thus, it is possible to achieve the desired number of fields on the planet

Hello, I would like to know if the diameter of a planet only decreases the chances of having many fields or if it also limits the maximum number of fields that a planet can have? More concretely, is it really possible to have a planet of more than 300 fields with a planet with a diameter of 19 082km? Because, it's been twice that I get 297 fields and I was wondering if I could hope for more or if it was the maximum number she could reach and if I had to change of planet?

Vivien hi.

i have one planets with Colony diameter 9899 km with 350 fields and
another one with diameter 23 025 km with 150 fields.

 as you can see above that the planet diameter doesn't matter here only how many time you are willing to take to get your desire field here is the only matter here.

Thanks for your answer Joyester! :)

I think that diameter gives you better chance of getting more fields so it is not completely randomly.

PhoenixOne, please see what the admin Victoria has posted a little above.
The diameter has nothing to do with the amount of fields a planets gets. This is completely random.
The diameter only influences, together with the amount of fields, the amount of structure points an object haves.

Yea because they change descriptions. Not so long ago (about 2 week or less) this was definition of diameter: http://prntscr.com/k385ey
Now i see that they change it