Welcome to my star chart!!

sorry thats a birth chart

Okay but there's a lot of things you can do with minecraft stars

Raw positions to in-game coords basic:

And keeping track of all 780 is hard without spreadsheets

(x,y,z) -> (-z,y,x) - noon

So in this document I've laid out a few ways to interpret them, which I found interesting

(x,y,z) -> (z,-y,x) - midnight

(x,y,z) -> (-y,-z,x) - sunset

Anyway the basis for this whole thing is the raw data generated by the game

(x,y,z) -> (y,z,x) - sunrise

You can find all of this on the "rawData" sheet

This lays out the raw position, size, rotation, and even the 4 vertices generated for each star.

this ISNT where they are in the sky though

if you want their relative position in the sky you need to transform them a bit

first you convert them to the in-game coordinates by negating the z and swapping it with the x (x,y,z) -> (-z,y,x)

This is their default position(noon). to get a specific time's positions, just rotate these new coords on their z axis by that time's Sky Angle * 2π

Brief Sky Angle explanation:

(x,y,z) -> (x*cos(skyAngle*2π) - y*sin(skyAngle*2π), y*cos(skyAngle*2π) + x*sin(skyAngle*2π), z)

given a time, there's a rotation for the sky

I've laid out these real positions for each star/their vertices at midnight on the "realPositions" sheet

this is calculated by (2d+e)/3

Sorry if you want the other times you'll have to do them yourself

where d is (t-6000)/24000) % 1

and e is 0.5 - cos(dπ)/2

But more excitingly! I made a list of commands that /tp you to face each one at different times

(assume a negative number modulo one is positive(e.g. -1.25 % 1 = .75) because it is fight me)

Also prolly not useful since I doubt you care about stars, but I did it anyway?

on the "tpCommands" page theres a /tp for times 12785, 18000, and 23215 for each star

just do /gamerule doDaylightCycle false, /time set 12785/18000/23215, and then a /tp command to see your favorite star

(18000 is midnight, and 12785 and 23215 is when the sky is at exactly 90/270 degrees)

I'd suggest just using the 18000 and an empty world though, since the sky gets kinda bright during the others

On the "blockCommands" page there's a list of setblock commands

I'd suggest just popping them into a function file and executing that

It places a diamond block on every single star's midnight position(relative to the player's position)

I suppose you can see where they physically are with this

But I just did it cuz it looks cool

On the "tidbits" page I just compiled some fun facts/trivia that i though was fun

this whole document is fun facts ig but these are more fun

kinda the stuff that I have in the the but more

And on the final page, I calculated your horoscope for today based on your favorite minecraft star

anyway sorry if this is kinda all over its information from like a week ago and im exhausted

i know you star stans out there hunger for quality information