Farworlds Fantasy Sky
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A fantasy sky: a glowing nebula, dense starfields, a colossal city world, a shattered moon, a blazing sun-world and over a hundred distant planets, plus a shattered-world sky for the End. Client-side.
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Description
Farworlds
Farworlds replaces the vanilla overworld and End skies with hand-built ones. Everything is drawn by shaders, with no textures, so it stays sharp at any resolution, even zoomed in through a spyglass.
What you'll see
At night
- A glowing nebula drifting across a dense starfield, with dark dust lanes and stars of different colours and brightness.
- Erebon, a colossal city world hanging over the horizon. Its night side is covered in thousands of amber city lights, with a thin blue crescent of atmosphere around it.
- Four more named worlds, each in its own style:
- Oruun, a banded violet gas giant
- Caldris, a dusty cratered world
- Vaskar, a ringed giant
- Nyssa, a tiny ice world
- A shattered moon with a bite taken out of it, a glowing fracture face and a trail of drifting debris. It sits opposite the sun, so it's up all night and still low in the east at sunrise.
- 140 small, far-away planets scattered across the sky: cratered worlds, gas giants, ice worlds, lava worlds, ringed worlds and city worlds.
By day
- A blazing sun-world replaces the vanilla sun: a molten surface with boiling granules, flares and eruptions at the edge.
- Erebon stays visible as a pale giant in the blue sky, and the other named worlds show up faintly.
In the End
- Devastated space: a deep purple void, shredded magenta and violet nebula cut by dark dust lanes, and sparse, cold stars.
- A shattered world hangs over the islands, its crust plates drifting apart around a glowing violet core.
- A second, smaller world with a chunk missing, plus faceted shards and a belt of wreckage drifting through the void.
Tip: Zoom into planets using a spyglass!
Settings
Open the settings in game: through Mod Menu on Fabric, or with the Config button in the Mods list on Forge and NeoForge. They are saved to config/farworlds.json, which you can also edit by hand.
| Setting | Effect |
|---|---|
enabled |
turns the whole sky on or off |
stars |
the starfield |
nebula |
the nebula |
planets |
the planets |
daytimePlanets |
whether planets show during the day |
shatteredMoon |
the broken moon |
sunPlanet |
the sun-world |
endSky |
the End sky (off = vanilla End sky) |
brightness |
overall brightness, 0–200 (100 is the default) |
quality |
sky detail: Low, Medium, High (default) or Ultra. In the JSON file it's 0–3 (2 is High). Lower it on weak GPUs |
Details
- Client-side only: works on any server, and nothing is needed on the server.
- Loaders: Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.
- Versions:
- Fabric: 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.20–1.20.6, 1.21–1.21.11, 26.1–26.1.2, 26.2, 26.3
- NeoForge: 1.21–1.21.11, 26.1–26.1.2, 26.2, 26.3
- Forge: 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.20.1
- Requirements: Fabric API is needed only on Fabric 1.18.2–1.21.1. Mod Menu is optional (for the settings screen on Fabric).
- Vanilla stars, sun, moon and End sky are replaced. The Nether is untouched.
- Don't combine it with another mod that replaces the sky, such as Starlit. Both draw over the same sky.
MIT licensed.
Farworlds Fantasy Sky Team
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