Stellarity Lite Mod FAQ

Travel to the End dimension as you normally would—the mod generates new biomes automatically when you enter. You'll spawn on varied terrain instead of the flat vanilla End, so look around and pick a direction; each biome has different resources and dangers.

Bring strong armor, a sword, and healing items, since strongholds are now five times larger and filled with Illagers defending the portal room. Collect the items Illagers drop during the fight—they're designed to help you against the Ender Dragon.

The crystals prevent you from breaking or placing blocks in their area, so you'll need to work around them rather than destroy them; use ranged weapons or find alternate paths through the city structure to reach loot and Trial Spawners.

End villages spawn as ambient structures scattered across the void on various islands; approach the villagers and trade with them like you would in the Overworld using emeralds and trade goods.

Trial Spawners summon upgraded monsters that drop vault keys when defeated; use these keys to open reward vaults hidden throughout the End Cities for valuable loot.

Yes, the portal is still in the stronghold, but it's now guarded by Illagers in a massive fortress structure; defeat them to access the portal as normal.

The mod focuses on terrain and structure generation rather than new ores, so you'll find vanilla End resources like Endstone and Chorus Fruit distributed across the new biomes.

The mod adds significant terrain and structure generation; try lowering your render distance or disabling some biome features in the mod config if performance is poor.

No, Stellarity Lite is a standalone world generation mod and works on its own; check the mod page for any required dependencies or compatible versions of Minecraft.

New chunks will generate with the mod's biomes and structures, but old chunks won't change; if you want the full experience, start a fresh world after installing the mod.