Craft TNT with blasts ranging from tiny pops to huge explosions.
40 of the 55 points that apply = 73 out of 100.
TNT Expansion adds more than 200 survival-craftable TNT blocks, ranging from harmless effects to world-altering explosions, while keeping the familiar TNT routine of placing, lighting, and chaining them together. Its additions span nuclear bombs such as the Tsar Bomb, falling threats such as Meteor and Orbital Strike, elemental and weather effects including Glacier, Tornado, Tsunami, and Supervolcano, mob-spawning TNTs, and physics-themed options such as Black Hole, Teleport, and Time. Other TNTs reshape the landscape in more specific ways: Crystal raises an amethyst spire, Atlantis floods a crater and creates coral reefs, Treasure hides valuable ores underground, and Sponge absorbs water and lava without damaging blocks or harming nearby creatures. Many variants combine effects, and the TNTs are designed to be crafted in survival, with recipes that include fusions of existing TNTs. A Custom TNT Workbench lets players choose a look, set blast power up to x10,000, combine up to 10 of 70 abilities, and name their design; it previews the TNT and calculates its material cost from its power and effects. Large blasts use a custom explosion engine that spreads terrain changes across ticks, and configuration options let server owners limit blast radius or workload, scale explosions, or disable block damage.
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