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Stellar Sky Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
What does the Stellar Sky Mod do?
It replaces the default Minecraft sky box with a realistic, mathematically accurate celestial simulation featuring real stars, planets, and seasonal cycles. The sky gets colored stars that twinkle at night, a more detailed sun and moon, and the Milky Way on clear nights.
What does Stellar Sky add to Minecraft?
It adds real twinkling stars, planets, the Milky Way, and constellations you can find in the night sky, plus a more detailed sun and moon that move diagonally. It also shows the current time, day, and year on a HUD.
Can you see constellations in Stellar Sky?
Yes, you can look for and find actual constellations in the night sky.
Does Stellar Sky add the Milky Way?
Yes, you can see the Milky Way on a clear night.
How do I open the Stellar Sky settings menu?
Press the U key in-game to open the HUD configuration menu, where you can adjust various client-side settings and change the time information text.
How do I make my Stellar Sky settings permanent?
Use the Lock button in the HUD configuration menu or type the /locksky command. Be careful, because locking the sky configuration cannot be undone.
Can I change the length of a day or year in Stellar Sky?
Yes, you can change the length of a day and a year through the configuration options.
Does Stellar Sky show the time and date?
Yes, it shows the current time, day, and year on a simple heads-up display (HUD).
What is the /locksky command in Stellar Sky?
/locksky permanently locks the sky configuration. It cannot be undone, so use it carefully.
Is Stellar Sky a cosmetic mod?
Yes, it is listed under the Cosmetic and Map and Information categories on CurseForge.