v0.13:Star Fissure - Revision history

Nawor3565 at 16:26, 22 June 2018

2018-06-22T16:26:47Z

Veovis Muad'dib: Star Fissures don't drop you from the sky, though there was a mod to do so at one point.

2018-06-22T03:58:54Z

Star Fissures don't drop you from the sky, though there was a mod to do so at one point.

XCompWiz at 19:18, 18 June 2018

2018-06-18T19:18:42Z

XCompWiz at 17:47, 11 June 2018

2018-06-11T17:47:06Z

Nawor3565: Initial edit.

2018-06-05T19:08:41Z

Initial edit.

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A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in a Mystcraft [[Age]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world through bedrock. At the bottom of this rift is a starry expanse, and anything that passes through will end up on the surface of the Overworld.

Star Fissures are the only non-cheating option for trapped players to return to the Overworld, though they are quite rare. Only ages that have the Star Fissure symbol will contain them, and it will show up near the age's spawn point. Using a minimap, fissures appear as transparent holes on the map, making locating a fissure very easy. However, since players often cannot see the stars at the bottom of a fissure from the surface, Star Fissures can be difficult to identify and find in Skylands ages.

A Star Fissure will usually return the player to within a few hundred blocks of the Overworld spawn point. After falling through a Star Fissure, the player drops from the top of the world, often dying from the fall unless falling into water, capable of flying, or protected from fall damage. This death should return the player to the Overworld spawn point. However, if the difficulty setting is set to Peaceful mode, the Star Fissure will return the player to the Overworld spawn point without dropping the player from the top of the world.

If the player is in an age that has no Star Fissure, one method is to find Sugar Canes, wood, and Feathers somewhere in the new age to make another [[Descriptive Book]] in an attempt to move to an age that does have a Star Fissure. When doing this, it is generally a good idea to stock up on supplies before moving as some ages do not have these materials readily available.

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	A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in Mystcraft [[Ages]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world to a starry expanse at bedrock level. Any entity that touches the bottom of a Star Fissure will be linked to the Overworld spawn point.		A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in Mystcraft [[Ages]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world to a starry expanse at bedrock level. Any entity that touches the bottom of a Star Fissure will be linked to the Overworld spawn point.

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-A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in Mystcraft [[Ages]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world through bedrock. At the bottom of this rift is a starry expanse, and anything that passes through will end up on the surface of the Overworld.
+A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in Mystcraft [[Ages]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world to a starry expanse at bedrock level.  Any entity that touches the bottom of a Star Fissure will be linked to the Overworld spawn point.
 Star Fissures are the only non-cheating option for trapped players to return to the Overworld, though they are relatively rare. Only ages that have the Star Fissure symbol will contain them.
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 == Location within an Age ==
 In any age that has one, the Star Fissure will show up near the age's spawn point. Using a minimap, fissures appear as transparent holes on the map, making locating a fissure very easy. However, since players often cannot see the stars at the bottom of a fissure from the surface, Star Fissures can be difficult to identify and find in Skylands ages.
 == Generating an Age with a Fissure ==
 A player who has lost access to the Overworld can attempt to write or randomly find an age that has a Star Fissure.  One can generate random ages by finding Sugar Cane, wood, and Feathers somewhere in their current age in order to make another [[Descriptive Book]] in an attempt to move to an age that does have a Star Fissure. When doing this, it is generally a good idea to stock up on supplies before moving as some ages do not have these materials readily available.  Using an age with resources as a hub and keeping linking books to it can greatly aid the search.

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-A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in a Mystcraft [[Age]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world through bedrock. At the bottom of this rift is a starry expanse, and anything that passes through will end up on the surface of the Overworld.
+A '''Star Fissure''' is a rift in time and space in Mystcraft [[Ages]] which tears a hole from the surface of the world through bedrock. At the bottom of this rift is a starry expanse, and anything that passes through will end up on the surface of the Overworld.
-Star Fissures are the only non-cheating option for trapped players to return to the Overworld, though they are quite rare. Only ages that have the Star Fissure symbol will contain them, and it will show up near the age's spawn point. Using a minimap, fissures appear as transparent holes on the map, making locating a fissure very easy. However, since players often cannot see the stars at the bottom of a fissure from the surface, Star Fissures can be difficult to identify and find in Skylands ages.
+Star Fissures are the only non-cheating option for trapped players to return to the Overworld, though they are relatively rare. Only ages that have the Star Fissure symbol will contain them.
-A Star Fissure will usually return the player to within a few hundred blocks of the Overworld spawn point. After falling through a Star Fissure, the player drops from the top of the world, often dying from the fall unless falling into water, capable of flying, or protected from fall damage. This death should return the player to the Overworld spawn point. However, if the difficulty setting is set to Peaceful mode, the Star Fissure will return the player to the Overworld spawn point without dropping the player from the top of the world.
+== Location within an Age ==
 A player who has lost access to the Overworld can attempt to write or randomly find an age that has a Star Fissure.  One can generate random ages by finding Sugar Cane, wood, and Feathers somewhere in their current age in order to make another [[Descriptive Book]] in an attempt to move to an age that does have a Star Fissure. When doing this, it is generally a good idea to stock up on supplies before moving as some ages do not have these materials readily available.  Using an age with resources as a hub and keeping linking books to it can greatly aid the search.

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	A Star Fissure will usually return the player to within a few hundred blocks of the Overworld spawn point. After falling through a Star Fissure, the player drops from the top of the world, often dying from the fall unless falling into water, capable of flying, or protected from fall damage. This death should return the player to the Overworld spawn point. However, if the difficulty setting is set to Peaceful mode, the Star Fissure will return the player to the Overworld spawn point without dropping the player from the top of the world.		A Star Fissure will usually return the player to within a few hundred blocks of the Overworld spawn point. After falling through a Star Fissure, the player drops from the top of the world, often dying from the fall unless falling into water, capable of flying, or protected from fall damage. This death should return the player to the Overworld spawn point. However, if the difficulty setting is set to Peaceful mode, the Star Fissure will return the player to the Overworld spawn point without dropping the player from the top of the world.

−	If the ~~player is in~~ an age that has no Star Fissure~~, one method is to find~~ Sugar ~~Canes~~, wood, and Feathers somewhere in ~~the new~~ age to make another [[Descriptive Book]] in an attempt to move to an age that does have a Star Fissure. When doing this, it is generally a good idea to stock up on supplies before moving as some ages do not have these materials readily available.	+	A player who has lost access to the Overworld can attempt to write or randomly find an age that has a Star Fissure. One can generate random ages by finding Sugar Cane, wood, and Feathers somewhere in their current age in order to make another [[Descriptive Book]] in an attempt to move to an age that does have a Star Fissure. When doing this, it is generally a good idea to stock up on supplies before moving as some ages do not have these materials readily available. Using an age with resources as a hub and keeping linking books to it can greatly aid the search.