### Godot Version `4.4` ### Question Greetings! This is my first time on this forum and I’m quite new to Godot. I have been working on a project in Godot 3D for a few days now, and I am currently working on the sky. I decided to use PhysicalSky for my skybox and make a day-night cycle following this tutorial. More briefly though, I used the PhysicalSkyMaterial, added a DirectionalLight3D node, and animated it with AnimationPlayer to move from 360° to 0° (contrary to the tutorial) in a period of time. But then, I wanted to add stars and make them appear at night. Right now, PhysicalSky doesn’t support sky shaders, so I had to add a spatial one. This asset worked perfectly fine for this, though, I had some tiny issues with it: [1] Stars only appeared at sunrise and then started fading out sooner than expected, [2] only half the sky was covered in stars, [3] there were some slight, unexpected warnings regarding the scripts. No matter what I tried, these issues just couldn’t disappear. I have also tried making a custom MeshInstance3D shader before, but that failed as well. Though, I don’t want to give in just yet. Is there any way I can add nocturnal stars to my scene in my case?