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# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Changes: - Made a bunch of small memory improvements # Fixes: - Fixed incorrect sunrise alpha - Fixed Kilt crash (Fabric) - Hopefully fixed loading screen getting stuck whenever KubeJS encountered an error - Fixed issues with loading when another mod registered a VertexFormatElement with generic usage (NeoForge 1.21.1)

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Added: - Added "rotation" to UV field which accepts {0, 90, 180, 270, -90 } as values and rotates the rendered UV rendered on the quad by these values - Added "fog" (respectively "height") field to View Center definition, which can control at which heights fog appears # Fixes: - Fixed synodic orbits not being present on some objects, like the Moon - Fixed incorrect UV of the End skybox

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Fixes: - Fixed instanced vertex shaders requiring GL_ARB_explicit_uniform_location extension instead of enabling it - Fixed Dust Clouds rendering weird with shaderpacks that blend with black instead of alpha

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Lunar compatibility - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Lunar compatibility - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Lunar compatibility - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Removed: - Keybind for opening the Stellar View config menu, since it can be easily opened from the game pause menu # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Lunar compatibility - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Removed: - Keybind for opening the Stellar View config menu, since it can be easily opened from the game pause menu # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Added: - Constellation object type, for adding groups of manually defined stars to existing star fields - Added Orion constellation (For now it's there just as a proof of concept, more constellations will come in the future) - Added Lunar compatibility - Added Stellar View to the game profiler (do note that the game profiler can't track GPU, only CPU) - Added Config option to change the order of texture and color in vertices - Added Config option to turn of instancing for stars and dust clouds, in case your GPU would rather die than instance a mesh as small as a quad - Added "clamp_at_max_size" and "max_size" fields for texture layers of celestials - Added Hungarian translations - Added Japanese translations - Added Rigil Kentaurus b, an ice giant recently discovered around Rigil Kentaurus (Alpha Centauri A) - Added Pandora, a hypothetical moon orbiting Rigil Kentaurus b # Changes: - A bunch of optimizations, including instancing, which will be used for star and dust cloud rendering by default - Locations of stars in Pleiades are now more accurate to their real life locations - Nebulae have more realistic sizes now - Adjusted axial tilts, image rotations, and inclinations of most bodies - Moved rings of Saturn and other similar planets to separate texture layers, one that goes in front and the other behind the planet - Default Space Objects can now be removed by setting their parent to "sgjourney:remove", this should help if you want to remove stuff like the Moon without it throwing an exception # Fixes: - Fixed end.png being in the wrong location - Fixed dust clouds and stars rendering as yellow-red-green squares with Oculus when shaders are active - Fixed sky jitter at high tick values (again) - Fixed a typo in "longitude_of_ascending_node" (Resourcepacks will need to update orbit info of their orbiting objects because of this)

# Ported to Fabric # Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance) # Fixes: - Fixed Enhanced Celestials Compatibility

# Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance) # Fixes: - Fixed Enhanced Celestials Compatibility

# Ported to Fabric # Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance)

# Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance) # Fixes: - Fixed Enhanced Celestials Compatibility

# Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance)

# Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance)

# Removed: - Removed the 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (good riddance)

# Added: - Added a config option to render the Vanilla Moon (translucent, uses a single Vanilla texture) instead of Stellar View Moon (1 opaque texture and 1 translucent halo texture) - Added a 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (don't ask me why, this was Noobly Walker's idea) - Added a new purple version of Milky Way for Twilight Forest sky # Fixes: - Fixed crashes caused by lighting issues

# Added: - Added a config option to render the Vanilla Moon (translucent, uses a single Vanilla texture) instead of Stellar View Moon (1 opaque texture and 1 translucent halo texture) - Added a 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (don't ask me why, this was Noobly Walker's idea) - Added a new purple version of Milky Way for Twilight Forest sky # Fixes: - Fixed crashes caused by lighting issues

# Added: - Added a config option to render the Vanilla Moon (translucent, uses a single Vanilla texture) instead of Stellar View Moon (1 opaque texture and 1 translucent halo texture) - Added a 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (don't ask me why, this was Noobly Walker's idea) - Added a new purple version of Milky Way for Twilight Forest sky # Fixes: - Fixed crashes caused by lighting issues

# Added: - Added a config option to render the Vanilla Moon (translucent, uses a single Vanilla texture) instead of Stellar View Moon (1 opaque texture and 1 translucent halo texture) - Added a 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (don't ask me why, this was Noobly Walker's idea) - Added a new purple version of Milky Way for Twilight Forest sky # Fixes: - Fixed crashes caused by lighting issues

# Added: - Added a config option to render the Vanilla Moon (translucent, uses a single Vanilla texture) instead of Stellar View Moon (1 opaque texture and 1 translucent halo texture) - Added a 1000000 downloads celebration banner satellite (don't ask me why, this was Noobly Walker's idea) - Added a new purple version of Milky Way for Twilight Forest sky # Fixes: - Fixed crashes caused by lighting issues

# Added: - Added NGC 3109 - Added stars_ignore_rain View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even when it's raining) - Added config options to specify Star and Dust Cloud brightness # Changes: - Reduced the amount of dust clouds in all galaxies to increase performance on lower end computers - stretch is now split to star_stretch and dust_cloud_stretch # Fixes: - Fixed Equatorial to Galactic coordinate conversion of galactic longtitude - Fixed server crash

# Added: - Added NGC 3109 - Added stars_ignore_rain View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even when it's raining) - Added config options to specify Star and Dust Cloud brightness # Changes: - Reduced the amount of dust clouds in all galaxies to increase performance on lower end computers - stretch is now split to star_stretch and dust_cloud_stretch # Fixes: - Fixed Equatorial to Galactic coordinate conversion of galactic longtitude

# Added: - Added NGC 3109 - Added stars_ignore_rain View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even when it's raining) - Added config options to specify Star and Dust Cloud brightness # Changes: - Reduced the amount of dust clouds in all galaxies to increase performance on lower end computers - stretch is now split to star_stretch and dust_cloud_stretch # Fixes: - Fixed Equatorial to Galactic coordinate conversion of galactic longtitude

# Added: - Added NGC 3109 - Added stars_ignore_rain View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even when it's raining) - Added config options to specify Star and Dust Cloud brightness # Changes: - Reduced the amount of dust clouds in all galaxies to increase performance on lower end computers - stretch is now split to star_stretch and dust_cloud_stretch # Fixes: - Fixed Equatorial to Galactic coordinate conversion of galactic longtitude

# Added: - Added NGC 3109 - Added stars_ignore_rain View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even when it's raining) - Added config options to specify Star and Dust Cloud brightness # Changes: - Reduced the amount of dust clouds in all galaxies to increase performance on lower end computers - stretch is now split to star_stretch and dust_cloud_stretch # Fixes: - Fixed Equatorial to Galactic coordinate conversion of galactic longtitude

# Added: - Added stars_ignore_fog View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even in foggy environments when set to true) # Changed: - Star Info and Dust Cloud Info are now defined independently from Star Fields

# Added: - Added stars_ignore_fog View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even in foggy environments when set to true) # Changed: - Star Info and Dust Cloud Info are now defined independently from Star Fields

# Added: - Added stars_ignore_fog View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even in foggy environments when set to true) # Changed: - Star Info and Dust Cloud Info are now defined independently from Star Fields

# Added: - Added stars_ignore_fog View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even in foggy environments when set to true) # Changed: - Star Info and Dust Cloud Info are now defined independently from Star Fields

# Added: - Added stars_ignore_fog View Center field for Resourcepacks (allows stars to render even in foggy environments when set to true) # Changed: - Star Info and Dust Cloud Info are now defined independently from Star Fields

# Added: - Added config option to enable Static Sky - Effectively a shader compatibility mode (don't expect shaders to automatically start working with the mod though, it will just make it is still up to each individual shader how it handles the sky) PS: This is effectively a band-aid and it will 100% cause me trouble in the future, because it SEVERELY limits what I can achieve with rendering. As of now, it only impacts Real-Time Gravitational Lensing, but don't be surprised if I add a feature in the future that does not show up while the Static Sky is active, since it uses vanilla core shaders, which are impractical for a lot of the stuff I wish to create.

# Added: - Added config option to enable Static Sky - Effectively a shader compatibility mode (don't expect shaders to automatically start working with the mod though, it will just make it is still up to each individual shader how it handles the sky) PS: This is effectively a band-aid and it will 100% cause me trouble in the future, because it SEVERELY limits what I can achieve with rendering. As of now, it only impacts Real-Time Gravitational Lensing, but don't be surprised if I add a feature in the future that does not show up while the Static Sky is active, since it uses vanilla core shaders, which are impractical for a lot of the stuff I wish to create.

# Added: - Added config option to enable Static Sky - Effectively a shader compatibility mode (don't expect shaders to automatically start working with the mod though, it will just make it is still up to each individual shader how it handles the sky) PS: This is effectively a band-aid and it will 100% cause me trouble in the future, because it SEVERELY limits what I can achieve with rendering. As of now, it only impacts Real-Time Gravitational Lensing, but don't be surprised if I add a feature in the future that does not show up while the Static Sky is active, since it uses vanilla core shaders, which are impractical for a lot of the stuff I wish to create.

# Added: - Added config option to enable Static Sky - Effectively a shader compatibility mode (don't expect shaders to automatically start working with the mod though, it will just make it is still up to each individual shader how it handles the sky) PS: This is effectively a band-aid and it will 100% cause me trouble in the future, because it SEVERELY limits what I can achieve with rendering. As of now, it only impacts Real-Time Gravitational Lensing, but don't be surprised if I add a feature in the future that does not show up while the Static Sky is active, since it uses vanilla core shaders, which are impractical for a lot of the stuff I wish to create.

# Added: - Added config option to enable Static Sky - Effectively a shader compatibility mode (don't expect shaders to automatically start working with the mod though, it will just make it is still up to each individual shader how it handles the sky) PS: This is effectively a band-aid and it will 100% cause me trouble in the future, because it SEVERELY limits what I can achieve with rendering. As of now, it only impacts Real-Time Gravitational Lensing, but don't be surprised if I add a feature in the future that does not show up while the Static Sky is active, since it uses vanilla core shaders, which are impractical for a lot of the stuff I wish to create.

# Fixed: - Fixed child Black Holes missing gravitational lensing effects

# Fixed: - Fixed child Black Holes missing gravitational lensing effects

# Fixed: - Fixed child Black Holes missing gravitational lensing effects

# Fixed: - Fixed child Black Holes missing gravitational lensing effects

# Fixed: - Fixed child Black Holes missing gravitational lensing effects

# Added: - Added Pleiades - Added a bunch of moons, dwarf planets to Sol system and new planets to Proxima Centauri system - Added config option to use game ticks instead of day ticks (game ticks are unaffected by time commands /time, meaning if you turn this option on, using /time set 0 will not reset the sky to its initial state; this, however, also means you will not be able to set the time to witness specific timed events, like Supernovae) - Added Tick Multiplier config option to speed up the rate at which the sky is simulated - Added an actual API section with Javadocs (so that I can feel a little bit less ashamed of the state of documentation for the mod) - Added config option to disable gravitational lensing effects - Added Czech translation - Added German translation by **tristankechlo** (I added some translations that were missing, so if you notice anything wrong, please do tell me) # Changed: - Changed some of the internal folder structure, normally I wouldn't mention this, but since this affects dependencies, it's probably better if I do - Planet is now an extension of the new ViewObject, which is an extension of OrbitingObject - View Centers now only accept ViewObjects as a valid "view_center" - Textured Space Objects should now properly fade with distance - Decreased nebula render distance, hopefully this should help making the region around Earth look less cluttered when viewed from outside of the Milky Way - Changed how blending during day is defined in View Centers, suns can now blend separately from other objects # Fixed: - Fixed Supernovae not rotating properly - Servers will no longer crash when attempting to launch with Stellar View - Fixed problems switching from textured to untextured stars during a single game session

# Added: - Added Pleiades - Added a bunch of moons, dwarf planets to Sol system and new planets to Proxima Centauri system - Added config option to use game ticks instead of day ticks (game ticks are unaffected by time commands /time, meaning if you turn this option on, using /time set 0 will not reset the sky to its initial state; this, however, also means you will not be able to set the time to witness specific timed events, like Supernovae) - Added Tick Multiplier config option to speed up the rate at which the sky is simulated - Added an actual API section with Javadocs (so that I can feel a little bit less ashamed of the state of documentation for the mod) - Added config option to disable gravitational lensing effects - Added Czech translation - Added German translation by **tristankechlo** (I added some translations that were missing, so if you notice anything wrong, please do tell me) # Changed: - Changed some of the internal folder structure, normally I wouldn't mention this, but since this affects dependencies, it's probably better if I do - Planet is now an extension of the new ViewObject, which is an extension of OrbitingObject - View Centers now only accept ViewObjects as a valid "view_center" - Textured Space Objects should now properly fade with distance - Decreased nebula render distance, hopefully this should help making the region around Earth look less cluttered when viewed from outside of the Milky Way - Changed how blending during day is defined in View Centers, suns can now blend separately from other objects # Fixed: - Fixed Supernovae not rotating properly - Servers will no longer crash when attempting to launch with Stellar View - Fixed problems switching from textured to untextured stars during a single game session

# Added: - Added Pleiades - Added a bunch of moons, dwarf planets to Sol system and new planets to Proxima Centauri system - Added config option to use game ticks instead of day ticks (game ticks are unaffected by time commands /time, meaning if you turn this option on, using /time set 0 will not reset the sky to its initial state; this, however, also means you will not be able to set the time to witness specific timed events, like Supernovae) - Added Tick Multiplier config option to speed up the rate at which the sky is simulated - Added an actual API section with Javadocs (so that I can feel a little bit less ashamed of the state of documentation for the mod) - Added config option to disable gravitational lensing effects - Added Czech translation - Added German translation by **tristankechlo** (I added some translations that were missing, so if you notice anything wrong, please do tell me) # Changed: - Changed some of the internal folder structure, normally I wouldn't mention this, but since this affects dependencies, it's probably better if I do - Planet is now an extension of the new ViewObject, which is an extension of OrbitingObject - View Centers now only accept ViewObjects as a valid "view_center" - Textured Space Objects should now properly fade with distance - Decreased nebula render distance, hopefully this should help making the region around Earth look less cluttered when viewed from outside of the Milky Way - Changed how blending during day is defined in View Centers, suns can now blend separately from other objects # Fixed: - Fixed Supernovae not rotating properly - Servers will no longer crash when attempting to launch with Stellar View - Fixed problems switching from textured to untextured stars during a single game session

# Added: - Added Pleiades - Added a bunch of moons, dwarf planets to Sol system and new planets to Proxima Centauri system - Added config option to use game ticks instead of day ticks (game ticks are unaffected by time commands /time, meaning if you turn this option on, using /time set 0 will not reset the sky to its initial state; this, however, also means you will not be able to set the time to witness specific timed events, like Supernovae) - Added Tick Multiplier config option to speed up the rate at which the sky is simulated - Added an actual API section with Javadocs (so that I can feel a little bit less ashamed of the state of documentation for the mod) - Added config option to disable gravitational lensing effects - Added Czech translation - Added German translation by **tristankechlo** (I added some translations that were missing, so if you notice anything wrong, please do tell me) # Changed: - Changed some of the internal folder structure, normally I wouldn't mention this, but since this affects dependencies, it's probably better if I do - Planet is now an extension of the new ViewObject, which is an extension of OrbitingObject - View Centers now only accept ViewObjects as a valid "view_center" - Textured Space Objects should now properly fade with distance - Decreased nebula render distance, hopefully this should help making the region around Earth look less cluttered when viewed from outside of the Milky Way - Changed how blending during day is defined in View Centers, suns can now blend separately from other objects # Fixed: - Fixed Supernovae not rotating properly - Servers will no longer crash when attempting to launch with Stellar View - Fixed problems switching from textured to untextured stars during a single game session

# Added: - Added Pleiades - Added a bunch of moons, dwarf planets to Sol system and new planets to Proxima Centauri system - Added config option to use game ticks instead of day ticks (game ticks are unaffected by time commands /time, meaning if you turn this option on, using /time set 0 will not reset the sky to its initial state; this, however, also means you will not be able to set the time to witness specific timed events, like Supernovae) - Added Tick Multiplier config option to speed up the rate at which the sky is simulated - Added an actual API section with Javadocs (so that I can feel a little bit less ashamed of the state of documentation for the mod) - Added config option to disable gravitational lensing effects - Added Czech translation - Added German translation by **tristankechlo** (I added some translations that were missing, so if you notice anything wrong, please do tell me) # Changed: - Changed some of the internal folder structure, normally I wouldn't mention this, but since this affects dependencies, it's probably better if I do - Planet is now an extension of the new ViewObject, which is an extension of OrbitingObject - View Centers now only accept ViewObjects as a valid "view_center" - Textured Space Objects should now properly fade with distance - Decreased nebula render distance, hopefully this should help making the region around Earth look less cluttered when viewed from outside of the Milky Way - Changed how blending during day is defined in View Centers, suns can now blend separately from other objects # Fixed: - Fixed Supernovae not rotating properly - Servers will no longer crash when attempting to launch with Stellar View - Fixed problems switching from textured to untextured stars during a single game session

# Added: - Added Level Of Detail (LOD) to Star Fields # Fixed: - Fixed invisible Meteor Showers and Shooting Stars - Fixed crash with the newest version of Enhanced Celestials - Fixed crash with Iris

# Added: - Added Level Of Detail (LOD) to Star Fields # Fixed: - Fixed invisible Meteor Showers and Shooting Stars - Fixed crash with the newest version of Enhanced Celestials

# Added: - Added Level Of Detail (LOD) to Star Fields # Fixed: - Fixed invisible Meteor Showers and Shooting Stars

# Added: - Added Level Of Detail (LOD) to Star Fields # Fixed: - Fixed invisible Meteor Showers and Shooting Stars

# Added: - Added Level Of Detail (LOD) to Star Fields # Fixed: - Fixed invisible Meteor Showers and Shooting Stars

**Added compatibility with Twilight Forest**

**Added compatibility with Aether** **Added compatibility with Twilight Forest**

**Added compatibility with Aether** **Added compatibility with Twilight Forest**

**Added compatibility with Aether** **Added compatibility with Twilight Forest**

**Added compatibility with Aether** **Added compatibility with Twilight Forest**

**Updated to Enhanced Celestials 6.0.0.0** # Added: - Gravitational lensing around Black Holes (still fairly work in progress, only affects Star Fields for now) - Galactic Dust Clouds # Changed: - Stars can now use custom textures (for the sake of performance, one texture applies to an entire Star Field)

# Added: - Gravitational lensing around Black Holes (still fairly work in progress, only affects Star Fields for now) - Galactic Dust Clouds # Changed: - Stars can now use custom textures (for the sake of performance, one texture applies to an entire Star Field)

# Added: - Gravitational lensing around Black Holes (still fairly work in progress, only affects Star Fields for now) - Galactic Dust Clouds # Changed: - Stars can now use custom textures (for the sake of performance, one texture applies to an entire Star Field)

# Added: - Gravitational lensing around Black Holes (still fairly work in progress, only affects Star Fields for now) - Galactic Dust Clouds # Changed: - Stars can now use custom textures (for the sake of performance, one texture applies to an entire Star Field)

# Added: - Gravitational lensing around Black Holes (still fairly work in progress, only affects Star Fields for now) - Galactic Dust Clouds # Changed: - Stars can now use custom textures (for the sake of performance, one texture applies to an entire Star Field)

# Updated to Minecraft 1.21.1 - HUGE thanks for the port to NeoForge 1.21.1 done entirely by Erdragh # Added: - Added SN 1987A - Added synodic orbit json parameter to simplify moon orbit creation # Changed: - Added more time inbetween supernovae events # Fixed: - Fixed Alpha Centauri system not rendering from far away

# Added: - Added SN 1987A - Added synodic orbit json parameter to simplify moon orbit creation # Changed: - Added more time inbetween supernovae events # Fixed: - Fixed Alpha Centauri system not rendering from far away

# Added: - Added SN 1987A - Added synodic orbit json parameter to simplify moon orbit creation # Changed: - Added more time inbetween supernovae events # Fixed: - Fixed Alpha Centauri system not rendering from far away

# Added: - Added SN 1987A - Added synodic orbit json parameter to simplify moon orbit creation # Changed: - Added more time inbetween supernovae events # Fixed: - Fixed Alpha Centauri system not rendering from far away

# Added: - Added SN 1987A - Added synodic orbit json parameter to simplify moon orbit creation # Changed: - Added more time inbetween supernovae events # Fixed: - Fixed Alpha Centauri system not rendering from far away

# Added: - **Resourcepack compatibility** - Every single aspect of the mod can now be modified through the use of Resourcepacks. You can even add new objects to the sky. - **View Center system** - View Centers (which can be edited through Resourcepacks) can specify which planet (or any other object really) you're viewing the sky from. They will, by default, work with any dimension using dimension effects of Overworld, Nether and End. Any additional custom dimension effects added by mods can be easily edited into being compatible with the View Center system by their respective mod authors, if they choose to do so. - Added a conversion system for equatorial coordinates, allowing you to write down coordinates for any object using its J2000 epoch coordinates you can easily find for real-life space objects and make them appear where they should in-game. - Added Nebulae to the Milky Way Galaxy (Crab Nebula, Dumbell Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ring Nebula) - Added companion satellite galaxies to Milky Way Galaxy (Antila 2, Crater 2 Dwarf, Large Magellanic Cloud, Small Magellanic Cloud, Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroid) - Added Andromeda Galaxy - Added companion satellite galaxies to Andromeda Galaxy (M32 and M110) - Added Triangulum Galaxy - Added Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy - Added Alpha Centauri A - Added Alpha Centauri B - Added Proxima Centauri - Added planets orbiting Proxima Centauri (Proxima Centauri b, Proxima Centauri c and Proxima Centauri d) # Fixed: - Minimized sky jitter caused by high time values (billions of ticks in the future) - Fixed Enhanced Celestials compatibility caused by missing refMap on new Enhanced Celestials versions

# Added: - **Resourcepack compatibility** - Every single aspect of the mod can now be modified through the use of Resourcepacks. You can even add new objects to the sky. - **View Center system** - View Centers (which can be edited through Resourcepacks) can specify which planet (or any other object really) you're viewing the sky from. They will, by default, work with any dimension using dimension effects of Overworld, Nether and End. Any additional custom dimension effects added by mods can be easily edited into being compatible with the View Center system by their respective mod authors, if they choose to do so. - Added a conversion system for equatorial coordinates, allowing you to write down coordinates for any object using its J2000 epoch coordinates you can easily find for real-life space objects and make them appear where they should in-game. - Added Nebulae to the Milky Way Galaxy (Crab Nebula, Dumbell Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ring Nebula) - Added companion satellite galaxies to Milky Way Galaxy (Antila 2, Crater 2 Dwarf, Large Magellanic Cloud, Small Magellanic Cloud, Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroid) - Added Andromeda Galaxy - Added companion satellite galaxies to Andromeda Galaxy (M32 and M110) - Added Triangulum Galaxy - Added Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy - Added Alpha Centauri A - Added Alpha Centauri B - Added Proxima Centauri - Added planets orbiting Proxima Centauri (Proxima Centauri b, Proxima Centauri c and Proxima Centauri d) # Fixed: - Minimized sky jitter caused by high time values (billions of ticks in the future)

# Added: - **Resourcepack compatibility** - Every single aspect of the mod can now be modified through the use of Resourcepacks. You can even add new objects to the sky. - **View Center system** - View Centers (which can be edited through Resourcepacks) can specify which planet (or any other object really) you're viewing the sky from. They will, by default, work with any dimension using dimension effects of Overworld, Nether and End. Any additional custom dimension effects added by mods can be easily edited into being compatible with the View Center system by their respective mod authors, if they choose to do so. - Added a conversion system for equatorial coordinates, allowing you to write down coordinates for any object using its J2000 epoch coordinates you can easily find for real-life space objects and make them appear where they should in-game. - Added Nebulae to the Milky Way Galaxy (Crab Nebula, Dumbell Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ring Nebula) - Added companion satellite galaxies to Milky Way Galaxy (Antila 2, Crater 2 Dwarf, Large Magellanic Cloud, Small Magellanic Cloud, Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroid) - Added Andromeda Galaxy - Added companion satellite galaxies to Andromeda Galaxy (M32 and M110) - Added Triangulum Galaxy - Added Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy - Added Alpha Centauri A - Added Alpha Centauri B - Added Proxima Centauri - Added planets orbiting Proxima Centauri (Proxima Centauri b, Proxima Centauri c and Proxima Centauri d) # Fixed: - Minimized sky jitter caused by high time values (billions of ticks in the future)

# Added: - **Resourcepack compatibility** - Every single aspect of the mod can now be modified through the use of Resourcepacks. You can even add new objects to the sky. - **View Center system** - View Centers (which can be edited through Resourcepacks) can specify which planet (or any other object really) you're viewing the sky from. They will, by default, work with any dimension using dimension effects of Overworld, Nether and End. Any additional custom dimension effects added by mods can be easily edited into being compatible with the View Center system by their respective mod authors, if they choose to do so. - Added a conversion system for equatorial coordinates, allowing you to write down coordinates for any object using its J2000 epoch coordinates you can easily find for real-life space objects and make them appear where they should in-game. - Added Nebulae to the Milky Way Galaxy (Crab Nebula, Dumbell Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, Orion Nebula, Ring Nebula) - Added companion satellite galaxies to Milky Way Galaxy (Antila 2, Crater 2 Dwarf, Large Magellanic Cloud, Small Magellanic Cloud, Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroid) - Added Andromeda Galaxy - Added companion satellite galaxies to Andromeda Galaxy (M32 and M110) - Added Triangulum Galaxy - Added Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy - Added Alpha Centauri A - Added Alpha Centauri B - Added Proxima Centauri - Added planets orbiting Proxima Centauri (Proxima Centauri b, Proxima Centauri c and Proxima Centauri d) # Fixed: - Minimized sky jitter caused by high time values (billions of ticks in the future)

# Changes: - Textures no longer use flipped UV by default (the Moon still uses flipped UV, because that's how Vanilla Minecraft does it) # Fixes: - Fixed barycenter objects not rendering - Fixed Sun showing up at night

# Changes: - Textures no longer use flipped UV by default (the Moon still uses flipped UV, because that's how Vanilla Minecraft does it) # Fixes: - Fixed barycenter objects not rendering - Fixed Sun showing up at night

# Changes: - Textures no longer use flipped UV by default (the Moon still uses flipped UV, because that's how Vanilla Minecraft does it) # Fixes: - Fixed barycenter objects not rendering - Fixed Sun showing up at night

# Changes: - Textures no longer use flipped UV by default (the Moon still uses flipped UV, because that's how Vanilla Minecraft does it) # Fixes: - Fixed barycenter objects not rendering - Fixed Sun showing up at night

# Fixes: - Fixed galaxy API problems that can cause crashes related to compatibility - Fixed galaxy rotation being incorrectly affected by the year length config slider

# Fixes: - Fixed galaxy API problems that can cause crashes related to compatibility - Fixed galaxy rotation being incorrectly affected by the year length config slider

# Fixes: - Fixed galaxy API problems that can cause crashes related to compatibility - Fixed galaxy rotation being incorrectly affected by the year length config slider

# Fixes: - Fixed galaxy API problems that can cause crashes related to compatibility - Fixed galaxy rotation being incorrectly affected by the year length config slider

### HUGE thanks to Noobly Walker who practically carried most this update # Added: - Added a bunch of famous moons and some dwarf planets (don't question how you're able to see them with just a spyglass) - Added star spectral classes - Stars are now divided into distinct spectral classes (O, B, A, F, G, K, M) which dictate their size and brightness and are by default distributed based on real life (most stars are M-class), the distribution can be made uniform in the config - Added multiple meteor shower colors - Added a bunch of config settings for how stars appear # Changes: - Stars now lose brightness with distance, giving a more 3D feel to the Milky Way galaxy - Minimal distance at which Z sky axis is rotated by 90 degrees has been changed from 100 000 blocks to 10 000 blocks - Year length is now configurable # Fixes: - The Moon's phases should now properly line up with where it is in the sky

### HUGE thanks to Noobly Walker who practically carried most this update # Added: - Added a bunch of famous moons and some dwarf planets (don't question how you're able to see them with just a spyglass) - Added star spectral classes - Stars are now divided into distinct spectral classes (O, B, A, F, G, K, M) which dictate their size and brightness and are by default distributed based on real life (most stars are M-class), the distribution can be made uniform in the config - Added multiple meteor shower colors - Added a bunch of config settings for how stars appear # Changes: - Stars now lose brightness with distance, giving a more 3D feel to the Milky Way galaxy - Minimal distance at which Z sky axis is rotated by 90 degrees has been changed from 100 000 blocks to 10 000 blocks - Year length is now configurable # Fixes: - The Moon's phases should now properly line up with where it is in the sky

### HUGE thanks to Noobly Walker who practically carried most this update # Added: - Added a bunch of famous moons and some dwarf planets (don't question how you're able to see them with just a spyglass) - Added star spectral classes - Stars are now divided into distinct spectral classes (O, B, A, F, G, K, M) which dictate their size and brightness and are by default distributed based on real life (most stars are M-class), the distribution can be made uniform in the config - Added multiple meteor shower colors - Added a bunch of config settings for how stars appear # Changes: - Stars now lose brightness with distance, giving a more 3D feel to the Milky Way galaxy - Minimal distance at which Z sky axis is rotated by 90 degrees has been changed from 100 000 blocks to 10 000 blocks - Year length is now configurable # Fixes: - The Moon's phases should now properly line up with where it is in the sky

### HUGE thanks to Noobly Walker who practically carried most this update # Added: - Added a bunch of famous moons and some dwarf planets (don't question how you're able to see them with just a spyglass) - Added star spectral classes - Stars are now divided into distinct spectral classes (O, B, A, F, G, K, M) which dictate their size and brightness and are by default distributed based on real life (most stars are M-class), the distribution can be made uniform in the config - Added multiple meteor shower colors - Added a bunch of config settings for how stars appear # Changes: - Stars now lose brightness with distance, giving a more 3D feel to the Milky Way galaxy - Minimal distance at which Z sky axis is rotated by 90 degrees has been changed from 100 000 blocks to 10 000 blocks - Year length is now configurable # Fixes: - The Moon's phases should now properly line up with where it is in the sky

# Added: - Compatibility with Enhanced Celestials # Fixed: - Supernova is no longer visible during the day before it has exploded

# Added: - Compatibility with Enhanced Celestials # Fixed: - Supernova is no longer visible during the day before it has exploded

# Added: - Compatibility with Enhanced Celestials # Fixed: - Supernova is no longer visible during the day before it has exploded

# Added: - Compatibility with Enhanced Celestials # Fixed: - Supernova is no longer visible during the day before it has exploded

# Added: - Io, Europa and Callisto are now orbiting Jupiter # Fixed: - Potential crashes related to sky event rarity

# Added: - Io, Europa and Callisto are now orbiting Jupiter # Fixed: - Potential crashes related to sky event rarity

# Added: - Io, Europa and Callisto are now orbiting Jupiter # Fixed: - Potential crashes related to sky event rarity

# Added: - Io, Europa and Callisto are now orbiting Jupiter # Fixed: - Potential crashes related to sky event rarity

**Added:** - Orbiting objects (Planets and moons can be seen in the night sky orbiting around each other) **Fixes and changes:** - Rewrote the entirety of rendering code to make usage easier - Star size now changes with distance **Removed:** - Alpha, Beta and Gamma effects (there are plans to replace those with a better, more flexible system)

**Added:** - Orbiting objects (Planets and moons can be seen in the night sky orbiting around each other) **Fixes and changes:** - Rewrote the entirety of rendering code to make usage easier - Star size now changes with distance **Removed:** - Alpha, Beta and Gamma effects (there are plans to replace those with a better, more flexible system)

**Added:** - Orbiting objects (Planets and moons can be seen in the night sky orbiting around each other) **Fixes and changes:** - Rewrote the entirety of rendering code to make usage easier - Star size now changes with distance **Removed:** - Alpha, Beta and Gamma effects (there are plans to replace those with a better, more flexible system)

**Added:** - Orbiting objects (Planets and moons can be seen in the night sky orbiting around each other) **Fixes and changes:** - Rewrote the entirety of rendering code to make usage easier - Star size now changes with distance **Removed:** - Alpha, Beta and Gamma effects (there are plans to replace those with a better, more flexible system)

**Added:** - Supernovae - Shooting Stars - Meteor Showers - 3 new configurable sky effects ("stellarview:alpha_effects", "stellarview:beta_effects" and "stellarview:gamma_effects"; must be added to the "effects" field of the dimension_type to work) **Fixes and changes:** - Fixed insufficient memory crash (Sorry about that, I turns out I missed fixing it in the 1.20.1 version, all the other versions are fine though) - Increased the max configurable distance for the Galaxy - The Moon now blends with the sky during day

**Added:** - Supernovae - Shooting Stars - Meteor Showers - 3 new configurable sky effects ("stellarview:alpha_effects", "stellarview:beta_effects" and "stellarview:gamma_effects"; must be added to the "effects" field of the dimension_type to work) **Fixes and changes:** - Increased the max configurable distance for the Galaxy - The Moon now blends with the sky during day

**Added:** - Supernovae - Shooting Stars - Meteor Showers - 3 new configurable sky effects ("stellarview:alpha_effects", "stellarview:beta_effects" and "stellarview:gamma_effects"; must be added to the "effects" field of the dimension_type to work) **Fixes and changes:** - Increased the max configurable distance for the Galaxy - The Moon now blends with the sky during day

**Added:** - Supernovae - Shooting Stars - Meteor Showers - 3 new configurable sky effects ("stellarview:alpha_effects", "stellarview:beta_effects" and "stellarview:gamma_effects"; must be added to the "effects" field of the dimension_type to work) **Fixes and changes:** - Increased the max configurable distance for the Galaxy - The Moon now blends with the sky during day

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed stars appearing as black during twilight

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed stars appearing as black during twilight

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed stars appearing as black during twilight

**Stellar View 0.1.4 for Minecraft 1.20.1** **Fixes and changes:** - Fixed stars appearing as black during twilight

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed insufficient memory crash

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed insufficient memory crash

**Fixes and changes:** - Fixed insufficient memory crash

**BACKPORTED TO 1.19.2**

Stellar View 0.1.2 for Minecraft 1.19.4

**Added:** - Config options to specify Milky Way position and rotation - Config option to specify the rate at which the sky rotates when the Player moves along the Z-Axis - Keybind (G by default) to open Stellar View Client Config while in-game

**Fixes and changes:** - Custom Skyboxes can now be made from multiple separate images

**Added:** - Milky Way Galaxy - Brighter Stars - Light interference - Location-based Sky rotation - Custom Skybox support - Client-side Config