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Sky’s Ley Lines gives the Overworld a seed-based network of lines and nexuses. Players can find it with dowsing rods or see it with Ley Vision. Packs and mods can use the same field for rituals, exploration, machines, and spells. A nexus has one shared reserve, and integrations decide how to spend it.

This wiki covers Sky’s Ley Lines 0.5.6.121012, Minecraft 1.21.1, NeoForge 21.1.247 or later in the 21.1 series, and Java 21. Install the same Ley Lines build on the server and its clients. KubeJS is optional. CurseForge JAR · MMD Maven JAR · Release changelog

If you want to…	Start here
Find a line, read a nexus, or see how the reserve works	Getting Started
Set up world defaults, make a quest, or change the rod recipe	Modpack Setup
Turn raw magic into a currency and spend it on Ley Vision	KubeJS Tutorial
Look up a scripting function, map key, or result status	KubeJS Reference
Build a Java machine, spell, or worldgen integration	Java Integration and Java API Reference
Give players their own balances and move energy over time	Player Energy Pools
Place a named nexus or find one during structure generation	Worldgen and Nexus Pins
Administer a world or diagnose a payment	Server Commands and Ley Meter and Troubleshooting
Change nexus capacity or recharge, or migrate saved rates	Configuration and Save Data

Technomancy’s aether and electric machines and Battle Mage’s ritual and personal mana pools are two examples you can fork. Both use the same nexus reserve. The Ley Lines JAR also contains an offline guide at META-INF/skysleylines/docs/README.md. Technomancy Demo · Battle Mage Demo