Much of what makes us human has been offloaded to machines. In an effort to revive it back on Earth, you venture into the Libre Galaxy to practice the art of creativity.
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Planets are Minecraft worlds owned by players used tor building or exploring. Planet owners can configure their planets to give or restrict access, change gamerules, and lock values such as time. Anything that respects our Community Guidelines can be built such as mini-games, homes, and terrain.
Planet commands can be executed starting with /planet or /p.
/p - Textual help for subcommands/p create - Create a new planet to build on./p visit [username || planet UUID] - View all planets, view planets by a certain player, or visit a specific planet./p info - List of information about the planet you are standing in./p me - Teleport to your planet/p export - Generate a link to download your schematic./p edit - Modify your planet
/p edit trust [username] - Trust a player to build and use World Edit on your planet./p edit untrust [username] - Remove a player's previously granted permission to edit your planet./p edit setspawn - Define location where visitors will spawn when using a teleport command./p edit rename - Set a new planet name./p edit allow-visitors [true/false] - Allow non-trusted planets to enter your planet./p edit potion-splash [true/false] - Allow visitors to use splash potions./p edit use [true/false] - Allow visitors to use switches like doors and levers.Awesome features you’re likely to use!
/skin [copy/select] - Change your skin to the one from another player or existing database./skull [search query] - Opens a menu to select decorative skulls./flyspeed [1-10] - Adjust your flight speed./specialitems - Obtain typically unobtainable items and blocks such as end and nether portals/head [username] - Gives your head, or the head of another user./gmc - Alias for changing into gamemode creative/gms - Alias for changing into gamemode survival/gma - Alias for changing into gamemode adventureThe dimensions of a planet are 201x384x201.
We’re aiming to have the planet system feel like a mini server where each planet has a unique experience to offer and controls to match it.
Planet owners can export their creations to a downloadable schematic. This gives players the freedom to bring their creations anywhere. Most other servers don’t allow players to save their creations this way.
Libre Galaxy supports players who use Minecraft: Java Edition and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition! For the best experience, please use the Java Edition.
| 🖥️ Java Editon | 📱 Bedrock Edition |
|---|---|
1. Launch Minecraft: Java Edition. | 1. Launch Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and press the Play button. |
| 2. Press the Multiplayer button. | 2. Press the Servers tab and scroll to the bottom of the page. |
| 3. Click on the Add Server button. | 3. Click on the Add Server button. |
| 4. Enter “Libre Galaxy” in the Server Name field. | 4. Enter “Libre Galaxy” in the Server Name field. |
5. Enter “play.libregalaxy.org” in the Server Address field. | 5. Enter “play.libregalaxy.org” in the Server Address field. The Port field should automatically have 19132 filled out. |
| 6. Press “Done.” | 6. Press “Play.” |
| 7. Hover over the server icon and click the play button. |
You can make anything you want! Not sure where to start? Here are a few ideas:
/whattobuild!A: You can ban a player from your planet by setting their permission group to the banned group. To change a player’s permission level, run /p permission <username>. This will open a menu where you can select what permission level this user should be changed to. Select “Banned.”
A: 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.
A: 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.
A: Minecraft modifications (“mods”) are an important part of the game for many players. 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.
Mods Types:
You may use any mod that helps run the game smoother, such as Sodium, Lithium, Phosphor, and Dynamic FPS.
You may use any mod that provides code for another mod to work, such as the Fabric API.
You may use any mod that helps you manage and configure your client, such as Mod Menu.
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.
You may use any mod that one might use for accessability purposes, such as Zoomify.
The Linux kernel.
A Red Hat Enterprise Linux upstream distribution.
A highly customizable and performant Minecraft server software.
An API that enables Bukkit derivative (i.e. Paper, Purpur, etc.) and Velocity plugin developers to focus on features and offload complexity.
A modern Minecraft world manager with extensive features for administration.
A complete text moderation and formatting solution with regex-based detection and permissed-based chat formats.
A highly configurable essential features suite with additional experimental features.
A Minecraft skull selector and open database.
play.libregalaxy.org
Bedrock Port: 19132
Minecraft is a game by Mojang. Libre Galaxy is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by Minecraft, Mojang, or Microsoft.