Every time a day passes, the entire floor changes to a different block.
No points lost.
50.7 of the 51 points that apply = 99 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
But the Floor Changes Every Day is a superflat survival challenge in which the floor changes to a different block at the start of each day. The changing floor affects all three dimensions, each of which contains the structures and mobs needed to beat the game. In the optional Disco Chunks mode, each chunk chooses its floor block independently instead of sharing one block choice across the world. The possible floor blocks include Barrier in normal mode, while Disco Chunks can produce blocks and features such as Lanterns, Trial Spawners, Vaults, Pale Oak wood and building pieces, resin blocks, and copper fixtures. Players can also change the floor to the block in their main hand or advance directly to the next day, and can optionally enable TNT as a floor block.
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Runs 290 function files: 2 when the pack loads. Its commands can place or replace blocks, remove entities, items or data and change game or server settings.
Changes world generation: 3 dimensions.
Adds 7 advancements, 3 loot tables, 85 tags, 43 predicates, 6 item modifiers and 1 more file in other folders.
Replaces 1 of vanilla Minecraft's loot tables and 1 world generation file.
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