In 2015, Parzi's Star Wars Mod was launched as a cooperative effort to bring together my favorite cinematic and digital worlds. Working alongside the community, we brought to life some of the most in-depth and complex systems ever implemented in a Minecraft mod, and supported over a million players worldwide.
Today, Galaxies: Parzi's Star Wars Mod (PSWG) is bringing planets, structures, weapons, creatures, NPCs, and more from the Star Wars universe into one immersive mod.
PSWG is in ALPHA. Content is being added weekly, but expect things to change often. Join the Discord for more info.
Voice your suggestions, comments, and questions, follow the mod's development with sneak peeks, and get in on the action by joining the Discord!
Love the idea... like loads...
Told the wife who also plays... I get a shrill "SQUEEE! Yes plz"
So really looking forward to this, but so far only mods I have loaded is this, Optifabric, and Xaero's Maps and I can't change my view other up and down. Mouse movement registers but the view is locked in a single direction. I know it's alpha, so just letting you know--could be me missing something too.
In reply to LostSoul7134:
Glad to hear you're excited! Unfortunately, I don't think we'll be able to support Optifabric, although I can recommend (likely better, for Fabric) alternatives like Sodium (for performance) or Iris (for shaders). If you use Sodium, make sure to also use Indium, which patches Sodium to fix some rendering issues it creates for other mods -- begrudgingly this is a Sodium issue, and we're also waiting for it to be fixed.
Happy playing!
In reply to parzivail:
Dropping Opti did the trick, running ok so far. I checked out a review of an old version of this and there's mountains more to go to get to that point. Thanks for the tip on Sodium and Iris. I just did the switch over to 1.17.1 because a number of mods are dropping support for the initial 1.17 release and Iris/sodium haven't caught up yet. Still something to look forward to and to compete with Optifine--actually all of this is something to look forward to in the long run. 😉
Great work!