Datapack to collect items in survival to fill out a Bingo card.
No points lost.
44 of the 44 points that apply = 100 out of 100.
MC Bingo turns vanilla survival into a multiplayer scavenger hunt: players explore, fight, mine and craft to collect items on a 25-square card and race to complete a row, column or diagonal. The card draws from a pool of 116 possible items, and collecting a listed item updates the score and triggers a sound and chat notification; players can refresh their map to check their progress. The lobby supports any number of players, four team colours, team randomisation and clearing, and seeded cards that also determine team spawn locations, making it possible to replay or share the same setup for a race. Configurable modes include standard five-in-a-row Bingo, Blackout requiring all 25 items, a 25-minute timed challenge, Lockout where teams claim squares from one another, and PvP with teams sharing a spawn point and competing for resources. The lobby also offers optional gameplay settings such as Night Vision, Speed II, Depth Strider boots, Elytra with fireworks, unlocking all recipes, and a condensed team scoreboard; games can be set to end automatically when a mode's conditions are met. Bingo uses a modified world with smaller overworld biomes and more frequent dungeons, while granite, diorite and andesite drop cobblestone to reduce inventory clutter.
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Runs no function files.
Changes world generation: terrain shape, decorations such as trees and ores, structures and 1 dimension.
Adds 14 files in other folders.
Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's recipes, loot tables and other game data.
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