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Telescope

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The Telescope requires modules.chemistry to be enabled in the TARDIS config.

The Telescope and Filing Cabinet are automatically added to the Observatory room when it is grown.

Resource Pack

All images viewed with the Telescope use the TARDIS-Resource-Pack, there is not much point in using this feature without it!

A telescope is a device used to observe distant objects, such as observational astronomy - planets, moons, stars, nebulas and galaxies for example.

Telescope

To use the telescope, you need to craft it first:

/trecipe telescope

IngredientsCrafting recipeDifficulty
Amethyst Shard
Redstone
White Dye
Glass Pane
amethyst shard
redstone
white dye
redstone
glass pane
glass pane
glass pane
telescope
easy
Spyglass
Redstone
White Dye
Glass
spyglass
redstone
white dye
redstone
glass
glass
glass
telescope
hard

Usage

Right-clicking the telescope with a folder will allow you to view the astronomical object.

Space helmet

Astronomical folders are stored in the filing cabinet.

Filing cabinet

Filing cabinet

/trecipe filing-cabinet

IngredientsCrafting recipeDifficulty
Amethyst Shard
Redstone
Orange Dye
Glass Pane
amethyst shard
redstone
orange dye
redstone
glass pane
glass pane
glass pane
filing cabinet
easy
Spyglass
Redstone
Orange Dye
Glass
spyglass
redstone
orange dye
redstone
glass
glass
glass
filing cabinet
hard

Right-click the filing cabinet to open the folders GUI.

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To return a folder to the filing cabinet, right-click the filing cabinet with the folder in your hand.

Filing cabinet GUI

List of images

Stars
Sun
Sun flare
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Mars surface 1
Mars surface 2
Psyche asteroid
Jupiter
Saturn
Saturn closeup
Neptune
Uranus
Pluto
The moon
Blood moon
Phobos
Io
Europa
Ganymede
Calisto
Southern cross
Milky way
Alpha centauri
Canopus
Betelgeuse
Comet
Halleys comet
Kohutek comet
Horsehead nebula
Crab nebula
Catseye nebula
Cygnus loop nebula
Star bubble nebula
Twin jet nebula
Helix nebula
Supermassive black hole
Galaxy
Another galaxy
Gas cloud
Supernova