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### Changes: Fixed stars in the night sky. Previously, most stars made of 2, 3 and 4 pixels did not have a square shape.  The Pale Garden night sky now has its own texture, with the same star pattern as the night sky for the rest of the biomes, but with a black background.  Finally, transition values ​​for the dark blue evening sky have been adjusted to better blend with the night sky. 

# Main changes: Fixed all original sky textures that had not been modified until now, making them truly **spherical** using the **equirectangular** projection: - sky_box (The base of the all blue sky) - sky_boxsunrise (The purple tone of the background for the color scheme and brightness of the sunrise horizon) - sky_boxsunset (The dark blue tone of the sunset) Here is an example of the change in one face of the sky box:  And here, the change reflected in-game:  ## Additional changes: - Removed "Legacy" textures of the original sunrise and sunset horizons. These had been saved in case of any future errors, but with the previous update, the horizons are now as designed, with the equirectangular projection and soft blurs. - Added the "Webs" text file, which includes some of the tools I have used throughout the development of this package. This is done to facilitate my maintenance process for this pack and perhaps help someone who wants to create their own skyboxes.

Previously, the sunrise light gradient produced a darkening effect in areas where it blended with the background sky. This has been corrected to precisely match the smoothing and transparency levels of the sunset light, which has always been correct.  The change might not be very noticeable in the comparison image, but it's definitely apparent in-game. **Additional: This pack is also compatible with the "Nuit" mod, but be sure to use it with "Nuit Interop," which allows the mod to read the format in which this pack is created.**

The pack.mcmeta file has been updated to mark the pack as compatible with Minecraft 26.2 and later. Although Minecraft 1.20.x, 1.21.x, and 26.1 may read the pack as incompatible because it's "made for a newer version," don't worry, it's fully compatible. ### Next week's content update will return as usual, and I'm really excited for you to see how Bare Skies is getting closer to perfection. So, stay tuned!

Previously, just after sunset, the default sunset lighting was slightly visible. This has now been fixed, making the transition a little longer. While this is a very minor detail, my priority is quality, and I still have several updates in the pipeline. So, stay tuned. 

From now on, the Pale Garden will be considered an exception to the pack's skies, allowing it to represent the opposite of what the pack is meant to represent: a living, vibrant sky. Instead, the sky will be gray, not just the fog, as was previously the case.  This change does not affect the Better Horizons update, so the sunrise and sunset effects will still be integrated with the biome's gray sky.  Finally, nights will appear completely black, which is more realistic given that it's a biome filled with dense fog, making stars invisible. However, if you have the "Force star rendering" option enabled in Skyboxify settings, you will be able to see Minecraft's default stars in the Pale Garden. 

Now, sunrise and sunset light is visible during rain and storms, replacing the default Vanilla lighting. --- Here's a comparison of sunrise in both weather conditions, before and after.  

The horizon textures during sunrise and sunset were completely fixed. Applied equirectangular projection.  

Changed credits inside the properties files to be more accurate and help with the modrinth's laws.

**A transparent line in the background of sky_boxsunrise.png was corrected.** **+** A small thank you to Robot Pants was added to the texture pack information.

Numerous issues with sky transition properties were fixed, primarily twilight, including the premature appearance of the dawn sky—a serious bug present since the first version of the texture pack. The night sky texture was also corrected to prevent some stars from appearing above the moon.