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IP Address: dreamlandserver.ddns.net Modpack (USE FORGE 1.7.10) https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0B5mkJn5pkMoRM1ctSkM4VjdJY0U&export=download . . . Other links website: http://dreamlandforums.boards.net/forum discord: https://discord.gg/jkb3tX9 rules...

"Make space great again!" https://micdoodle8.com/mods/galacticraft This is on the download page, make whatever you will out of this.

I've made another thread on how boring space stations are and the little purposes they serve: http://forum.micdoodle8.com/index.php?threads/space-stations.6409/#post-40988 So my suggestion is to make them more interesting! Here are some ideas of what could be added: Satellites Satellites are...

Many people in the "media" section of this forum seem to be creating a lot of large and pretty cool-looking space stations. How useful are they really though? Near-earth orbit seems to be quite boring to be honest, there's really nothing to do up there. It would be nice if some experiments...

With the current flag grid, it's impossible to perfectly fit 13 stripes evenly if you want to make an American flag. There should be an option to change the pixel grid so you can fix this issue with flag patterns like this.

Is there any way I can change the texture of the sky in galacticraft? I'd rather make it to look more realistic.

I've noticed that Earth looks pretty bad and low resolution, is there any way I can change the texture? I can't seem to find it when I open the jar file with 7zip.

In near Earth orbit, (where you can build a space station) there is still a small gravitational pull and there's an up and down. My suggestion is if a "zero" gravity system is added along with being able to walk on walls and the cieling. :)

This is just a small suggestion, but besides water from moon villages, if you can look up "ice on the moon" there is evidence that proves there is frozen water on the moon in the northern and southern poles. I was suggesting, maybe ice can naturally be found on the moon.

When you go in space in galacticraft especially on the asteroid belt, you can notice that the sky looks sort of cheap with just a black background with white dots. My suggestion is that in space, the sky will be more realistic with maybe "clouds" and a sort of blue-ish tint like you would see...

Whenever I go into space, the volume gets EXTREMLEY low. And I have to turn up my speakers all the way just to hear something. Is this supposed to happen?