Dimensions
FastSurvival 3.22 includes the Moon and an experimental Sky dimension. This release requires Paper 26.2 and Java 25. The Moon has low gravity and lunar terrain; the Sky has floating terrain and its own materials. Availability of generated structures is controlled separately from dimension terrain.
The Moon
Build a survival portal and travel to a world of low gravity, craters, acid lakes and lunar mobs in glass helmets. It is always a new-moon midnight. Fire and campfires will not burn, and beds explode, so plan your trip. Roads, rings and a connected power grid stretch across newly generated terrain. The Moon guide explains how to build and check the portal.
The Sky
The Sky has floating islands, snow, pale oak, copper grates, sea lanterns and ice. Skeletons there favour Sky bows. Look for Sky trees and icy arches in newly explored terrain. Sky gameplay remains experimental.
Actual Sky gameplay captured with an ordinary Minecraft client on Paper 26.2 using the accepted FastSurvival 3.22 release JAR. Sky gameplay remains experimental.
Travel and existing worlds
The /moon and /sky commands require fastsurvival.dimensions and Creative or Spectator mode. Each command returns you to Earth when used from its corresponding dimension. Survival Moon access uses a constructed portal; read the Moon guide and the in-game guide book. Sky gameplay remains experimental.
Before opening an existing Moon or exploring new chunks, follow the server-owner upgrade guidance on the General page. Existing terrain is not regenerated merely by enabling a structure feature. All 18 modern structure generators are enabled in a fresh 3.22 installation; existing config files retain their saved settings. The Moon gameplay image shows the release JAR in an ordinary client.
