
A void world where familiar structures appear in their usual places.
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Void Worldgen creates an indefinitely expanding void world for SkyBlock while preserving the biome map and placing important structure bounding boxes at the coordinates they would occupy in a normal world with the same seed. In the standard setup, structures are represented mainly by their bounding boxes rather than terrain blocks, with selected features and entities retained: strongholds include an end portal, ancient cities have sculk shriekers, and outposts, monuments, and end cities can include their associated mobs or items. The default worldgen also places sculk sensors for obtaining sculk, while alternate presets can provide a lava source, a 3-by-3 lava pit, or a full stronghold portal room with lava and a silverfish spawner beneath or around the portal. In the End, the obsidian pillars and exit portal generate normally, and gateways lead to a small island rather than the outer islands; a separate structures preset instead generates structures with their blocks and entities. The collection also offers starter-island packs, including a standard grass-and-dirt island with an oak tree and a chest containing ice and lava, a single grass block in a snowy taiga, and a dirt-only island. Optional additions can supply sparse islands themed around biomes such as badlands, cherry groves, jungles, lush caves, basalt deltas, and End highlands, or add toggleable SkyBlock mechanics for obtaining otherwise difficult items and mobs. It works automatically with structure-only datapacks such as Dungeons and Taverns, Structory, and Explorify, and with noise- or density-based terrain datapacks such as Tectonic and Continents; biome-changing or other worldgen changes may require a compatibility patch.
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Runs 5 function files: 1 when the pack loads.
Changes world generation: terrain shape, 66 biomes, decorations such as trees and ores and 2 structures.
Adds 11 tags.
Replaces 1,116 of vanilla Minecraft's structures and 75 world generation files.
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