How to get earth like conditions with a Hollow-World?

For my space-fantasy setting I'm considering using the concept of Hollow-Worlds.

I devised in-universe reasons for the presence of a day night and season cycle.

The Hollow-world's "Inner-sun" cycles on and off creating day for one hemisphere and night for the other and heat output cycles over months creating seasons

• I Like, but am not sure of the idea of the world having seasonal quadrants. That is one fourth of the world always experiencing one of the seasons, in a kind of literal wheel of the seasons.

To get an equator and arctic I decided that heat wasn't evenly resealed by the "Inner-sun", some areas received significantly more or less heat than others?

I have a few questions related to my premise

1. How would the world being on the inside of a sphere effect the climate?
2. If the hollow world had seasonal quadrants,that is each quarter of the world experiencing one of the seasons. How would this effect the weather.
3. Does my idea of the "Inner Sun" unevenly releasing heat, give a working alternative mechanism for an earth like climate?

I ask this question because I want to understand the logical consequence of my premises and to patch holes in it.

posted about 7 years ago

Trismegistus‭

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