Description
Some nights the Minecraft sky fills with shooting stars. They all cross the sky in the same direction, like a real meteor shower, and every now and then one falls near you. Go find it: it leaves star fragments you can turn into paper lamps, sky blocks and a wand that lights things up.

Features
🌠 Star showers
- Happen on about one in three nights. The first night of a new world always has one, so you discover it early.
- A chat message and a soft chime announce it: "There is a star shower tonight! Look up at the sky."
- Long, thin streaks that all travel the same way. Each shower has its own direction.
- Purely visual: no extra work for the server. They don't show when it rains.
⭐ Fallen stars
- During the shower, some stars really fall near players (about one every 45 seconds).
- They leave a glowing fallen star. Break it for 2–4 star fragments (Fortune works).
🏮 Paper lamps
- Paper lanterns as bright as glowstone, in all 16 dye colors.
✨ Star wand
- Shoots a sparkle beam and leaves a floating light where you aim (up to 24 blocks). The light lasts one minute.
- 64 uses, repairable in an anvil with star fragments.
☁️ Sky block
- A decorative sky-blue block with little stars and a soft glow.
Everything is in the Starfall creative tab. English and Spanish.
Recipes
| Result | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| 2 white paper lamps | 4 paper in a cross + 1 star fragment in the middle |
| Paper lamp of another color | Any paper lamp + 1 dye (shapeless) |
| 8 sky blocks | 8 light blue concrete around 1 star fragment |
| Star wand | 1 star fragment top right + 2 sticks diagonally |
Commands (op)
/starfall lluvia– skip to the next star shower/starfall estrella– make a star fall near you
Shaders
Includes labPBR emissive maps: with Iris and a compatible pack (Complementary, BSL…) fallen stars, fragments, lamp paper and sky-block stars glow.
Requires Fabric API. Source code: GitHub





