Realistic Earth Globe

Quickstart

1. In Creative mode, find the Realistic Earth Globe Wand in the Equipment tab.
2. Aim at a spot with plenty of open space and use the wand. Its projectile places the Earth model where it hits.
3. Keep the surrounding area clear: the model is a large structure that extends well beyond the impact point.

With commands enabled, you can also get the wand with /give @s com_realistic_earth_globe_umbngnlm:structure_wand. In Creative, it can fire without a separate charge.

Overview

Realistic Earth Globe lets you place a large, realistic model of Earth in your world. The wand is the tool for placing it; the resulting globe is a build to view, rather than an item to equip or an entity to interact with.

What It Adds

• Realistic Earth Globe Wand — fires a projectile that places the model when it hits.
• Realistic Earth Globe Wand Charge — ammunition for the wand outside Creative mode.
• Earth model — a large structure placed around the projectile’s impact location.

How To Use

Hold the wand and use it to fire. Aim at a suitable surface or location: the structure is placed when the projectile hits something. The wand has a short cooldown between shots.

The placement covers a wide and tall area, so choose an open site away from buildings and other constructions.

Crafting And Obtaining

No crafting recipe is provided. The wand is available in Creative mode’s Equipment tab. If you have commands enabled, use:

• Wand: /give @s com_realistic_earth_globe_umbngnlm:structure_wand
• Charge: /give @s com_realistic_earth_globe_umbngnlm:wand_projectile_item 1

Outside Creative mode, keep a wand charge in your inventory or offhand to use as ammunition.

Abilities And Mechanics

The wand fires a projectile; a hit triggers placement of the Earth structure. It does not deal impact damage. In Creative mode, the wand can fire without consuming a separate charge.

Progression And Strategy

There is no crafting or progression path to unlock. For the best result, scout a broad, unobstructed area before firing, and aim where the structure can extend without covering important builds.