Farworlds Fantasy Sky Mod (26.3, 1.20.1) – Gaze at Alien Planets Above Every

Farworlds Fantasy Sky Mod replaces the vanilla Overworld and End skies with hand-built ones. It draws everything with shaders and uses no textures, so the sky stays sharp at any size, even when you zoom in with a spyglass. You see a glowing nebula, a huge city world, a shattered moon, and over a hundred far-away planets. The mod runs on the client only, so it works on any server.

Features:

• Glowing Nebula: Drifts across a dense starfield with dark dust lanes and stars of different colors and brightness.
• City World: Shows a colossal world named Erebon over the horizon, with thousands of amber city lights on its night side.
• Shattered Moon: Replaces the moon with a broken one that has a glowing crack and a trail of floating debris.
• Sun-World: Replaces the vanilla sun with a molten world that has boiling granules, flares, and eruptions.
• 140 Small Planets: Scatters cratered worlds, gas giants, ice worlds, lava worlds, ringed worlds, and city worlds across the sky.
• Shattered End Sky: Turns the End into a purple void with torn nebula clouds and a broken world above the islands.
• Draws all sky objects with shaders, so they stay sharp at any resolution.
• Lets you zoom in on planets with a spyglass.
• Works on any server because nothing is needed on the server side.
• Replaces the vanilla stars, sun, moon, and End sky. The Nether stays the same.

Night Sky:

• Erebon has a thin blue crescent of atmosphere around its dark side.
• Oruun is a banded violet gas giant.
• Caldris is a dusty cratered world.
• Vaskar is a ringed giant.
• Nyssa is a tiny ice world.
• The shattered moon sits opposite the sun, so it is up all night and still low in the east at sunrise.

Day Sky:

• Erebon stays visible as a pale giant in the blue sky.
• The other named worlds show up faintly during the day.

End Sky:

• A deep purple void with shredded magenta and violet nebula and sparse, cold stars.
• A shattered world hangs over the islands, with crust plates drifting apart around a glowing violet core.
• A second, smaller world has a chunk missing, with sharp shards and a belt of wreckage floating nearby.

Configuration:

Settings are saved in config/farworlds.json. You can also edit this file by hand.

• enabled: turns the whole sky on or off.
• stars: turns the starfield on or off.
• nebula: turns the nebula on or off.
• planets: turns the planets on or off.
• daytimePlanets: sets whether planets show during the day.
• shatteredMoon: turns the broken moon on or off.
• sunPlanet: turns the sun-world on or off.
• endSky: turns the new End sky on or off. Off brings back the vanilla End sky.
• brightness: sets the overall brightness from 0 to 200. The default is 100.
• quality: sets the sky detail to Low, Medium, High (default), or Ultra. In the JSON file it is 0 to 3, and 2 is High. Lower it on weak GPUs.

How to Use:

1. Open the settings in game. On Fabric, use Mod Menu. On Forge and NeoForge, click the Config button in the Mods list.
2. Change any setting, such as brightness or quality.
3. Lower the quality setting if your GPU is weak.
4. Look up at night and use a spyglass to zoom in on the planets.
5. Do not use another mod that replaces the sky, such as Starlit. Both draw over the same sky.

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