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Spud’s 3D Celestials Resource Pack Wiki & Guide

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Replaces the sun and moon with detailed 3D models.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Enhance 3D Celestials with Shader EffectsPair with a Shader Pack Shaders dramatically improve the appearance of the 3D sun and moon by adding: Realistic…Layer This Pack with Other Resource PacksArrange Pack Load Order Resource packs load from bottom to top, with higher packs overriding lower ones. To use…Make the 3D Sun and Moon Visible in Your WorldEnable Sky Rendering The 3D celestial bodies only appear when the sky is visible. Make sure you're not in a dimension…See All Moon Phases with Correct Lunar CyclesUnderstand Moon Phase Timing The resource pack automatically displays the correct moon phase based on Minecraft's…

Frequently asked questions

Why can't I see the 3D sun and moon in my world?
Make sure the resource pack is enabled in your resource pack menu and placed at the top of your pack list so it overrides default textures. If you're using shaders, verify they support custom sky rendering; some shader packs may conflict with the 3D models.
How do I get the moon phases to change correctly?
The pack automatically syncs with your world's lunar cycle—moon phases update as in-game time passes. If phases aren't changing, check that your world time is advancing normally and the pack hasn't been accidentally disabled.
Can I use this pack with other resource packs at the same time?
Yes, place this pack at the very top of your resource pack list in the menu so it loads first and its sky textures take priority over others. Packs below it will still apply their textures to blocks and items without conflict.
Do shaders make the 3D sun and moon look better?
Shaders can enhance the lighting and glow effects on the celestial bodies, making them appear more realistic with better shadows and bloom. Not all shaders are compatible, so test with your preferred shader to see if it improves the visuals.

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