
A simple paths mod, adds vanilla looking paths to your world.
52.4 of the 58 points that apply = 90 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
MP Moog's Paths adds naturally generated routes to the Overworld, giving biomes roads and trails made from landscape-appropriate blocks and roadside decorations rather than adding items or crafting recipes. Its biome-spanning routes include Plains Trail, Dirt Road, Overworld Trail, Brick Road, Mountain Road, Desert Highway, Jungle Path, Badlands Canyon Trail, Snowy Trail, Swamp Path, Cherry Grove Path, Mushroom Trail, Savanna Path, Windswept Trail and the rarer Wildlands Trail. Their surfaces and details vary by setting: examples include sandstone and lamps on desert highways, mossy stone and branch shrines in jungles, packed snow and cairns on snowy trails, and mud-brick paths that switch to planks over swamp water. Routes follow terrain with smoothed slopes and curves, avoid cliffs and generally stay on dry land, while blending into the ground at their ends and using alternate blocks to cross water where configured. Cairns, lamps, signposts, shrines, benches, markers, posts and candles are among the 15 included NBT structures, alongside scattered flowers, dead bushes, mushrooms and tall grass, and clusters of oak, azalea, spruce or cherry foliage. Additional networks connect villages to roads styled for their biome, witch huts to swamp trails and jungle temples to mossy jungle paths; with Moog's Voyager Structures installed, paths also reach the doors of four of its houses. The mod also supports paths in matching biomes from Terralith, Biomes O' Plenty and Regions Unexplored, and datapacks can define or extend routes, networks, structures and decorations or exclude biomes from path generation. Path frequency can be adjusted for each network in the configuration, with in-game sliders available when Cloth Config is installed.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds no new blocks, items or other content.
Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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