A classic SkyBlock world with islands in an endless void.
24.3 of the 51 points that apply = 48 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Sky Void SkyBlock creates an infinite void world for SkyBlock play while preserving the biome map and the locations and bounding boxes of important structures as they would appear in a normal world with the same seed. Its standard start generates an overworld island with dirt, grass, an oak tree, and a chest containing ice and lava, plus a nearby sand island with a cactus and a chest of useful items; a separate Nether island includes netherrack, crimson and warped nylium, soul sand, nether wart, and obsidian for a portal. The sand-island chest supplies resources that are difficult or normally unobtainable in a basic SkyBlock start, including obsidian, berries, melon, pumpkin seeds, sugar cane, cocoa beans, mycelium, glow lichen, and tall flowers. Structures such as Ancient Cities, Ocean Monuments, Pillager Outposts, Strongholds, Witch Huts, Mansions, Nether Fortresses, End Cities, and Trial Chambers retain their locations without generating their usual terrain blocks, while relevant entities and features such as pillagers, allays, shulkers, sculk shriekers, and End portals can still appear. In the End, obsidian pillars and the exit portal generate normally, and gateways lead to a small island rather than the usual outer-island terrain. The world-generation collection also offers variants with a lava pit or source beneath End portals, a full Stronghold portal room, a structures-only world, or a completely empty void. Optional starter variants provide a single grass block in a snowy taiga or a dirt-only island, while the Sky Void Additions pack supplies toggleable mechanics for obtaining otherwise inaccessible items and mobs, including amethyst geode creation, resource conversions, and alternate ways to obtain materials through fishing, mobs, and bartering.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 2 loot tables.
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Replaces 1,116 of vanilla Minecraft's structures and 74 world generation files.
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