• Create your first planet (personal world) using /p create and selecting a planet world template.
• Visit other planets with /v.
• Enter planets you made or those shared with you with /p me.

Please refer to the tutorial in the /spawn area for futher details.

You may exit a planet and enter the spawn area at any time with the /spawn command.

Please refer to our guide.

These particles allow you to see the outline of your current WorldEdit area selection. Here's why you may not see them:

• You may have particles disabled in your client settings.
• You may also have the visualizer toggled off.
• Try /wesv toggle to turn it back on.

Players may remove themselves from the owner role with the following command:

/p group yourUsernameHere --IWantToLoseMyPermission

Players can be banned from your planet using the group assignment menu. Start by typing /p group <username>, select BANNED, and finally click confirm at the bottom.

If a player was banned by mistake, simply open the group assignment menu and select another group to assign, such as GUEST (default group).

No, we do not support Axiom because it does not meet our open-source software requirements and requires a commercial license.

Not anytime soon. Our backend servers are built on Purpur and plugins supporting the Bukkit/Spigot/Paper lineage platform. The planets system, among other things, is custom-written for that target platform. Switching to another server software would require a complete rewrite of all custom software.

The Fabric question comes from a reasonable place. Fabric is often seen as more performant, adheres to vanilla game logic, and can be expanded with high-quality mods. Additionally, our team has identified Fabric-specific mods we would like to implement if there were to be a switch, including Moderner Beta to enable legacy terrain generation for planets.

Libre Galaxy Games is run by Martin and dedicated volunteers, with Martin serving as the sole infrastructure manager and custom software developer. As a university student managing these responsibilities, learning new APIs and rewriting the entire codebase isn't feasible at this time.

We are lucky that Purpur is performant enough, has reasonable vanilla game logic parity, and has a thriving free and open-source software ecosystem to enable the best experience possible for our player community. The server software question will be revisited once the server reaches a stable 1.0 release.

Modifications can have a wide range of functionality, such as improving performance or adding new content to the game. However, not all mods are allowed everywhere on Libre Galaxy Games. You may use the modifications below at your own risk. They are trusted modifications that are unlikely to result in a punishment, but user discretion is still advised. These rules may change at any time.

Global

Mods Types:

• Performance

  You may use any mod that helps run the game smoother, such as Sodium, Lithium, Phosphor, and Dynamic FPS.

• APIs

  You may use any mod that provides code for another mod to work, such as the Fabric API.

• Client Managers

  You may use any mod that helps you manage and configure your client, such as Mod Menu.

• Non-Gameplay Changing Client Tweaks

  You may use any mod that doesn't provide you with any unfair advantages and is used for utility purposes, such as Remove Reloading Screen, Paginated Advancements, and No Chat Reports.

• Accessability

  You may use any mod that one might use for accessability purposes, such as Zoomify and FullBright.

All players on Libre Galaxy must abide by our Community Guidelines. Planet owners may wish to create additional rules, typically communicated though signs at the planet spawn, as they see fit. The additional rules must not break the Community Guidelines.

You may use Libre Galaxy Games with multiple accounts only if the following conditions are met:

• User discloses their connection to both accounts where appropriate.
• User does not use accounts for unfair advantages, such as additional planet slots.

A common reason for using alternative accounts includes playing Libre Galaxy Games across multiple platforms. For example, one account may be a Minecraft: Java Edition account used on your computer, while another may be a Minecraft: Bedrock Edition account (Xbox Gamertag) used on your smartphone.

It's truly wonderful that you wish to help your peers improve their building skills and creations! Please get in touch with Martin (@itsmcb) by pinging him on the Libre Galaxy Discord for an interview.