Skyblock Creator

> NOTE > > This mod development is on halt due to personal reasons, this mod requires much more time to maintain compared to my other mods.

About

Skyblock Creator is a fork of Structure World, a fabric mod that lets you add skyblock-like world type(s).

Features

• Add multiple skyblock-like world types
• Configurable island using structure (.nbt file)
• Void Nether and void The End
• Multiplayer/server support
• Customizable command name

Usage

If you downloaded the mod and properly installed it, you'll find 2 new world types on the create world screen.

When creating a world using any of these presets, you'll get no terrain at all except for the generated structure in the spawn.

Server

> NOTE > > You may need to reset your world after changing level-type.

If you want to use this mod in a server-side environment you need to set the level-type in the server.properties file to skyblockcreator:[your_structure_identifier].

(For example: skyblockcreator:simple_tree or skyblockcreator:classic_skyblock)

Or you can also just set one of the world type's overridingDefault in the mod's config file to true (See Configuration section below for more information) and leave level-type as default.

Useful commands

• /skyblock create: Create your own island (or for other players)
• /skyblock teleport: Teleport to a player's (or your own) island
• /skyblock delete: Delete a player's (or your own) island

(NOTE: The blocks will stay there, but the user will not be able to teleport to their island using the teleport command, and you'll be able to create a new island for them. This is not reversible)

Configuration

Add a new world type

ℹ️ New in 1.19.x: Since 1.19 you can now add custom world type through datapack, you can check out the [official wiki] for more information.

If you have a custom structure and you want to create a custom world type using it, you can do so by creating your structure file using Minecraft's structure block, placing its nbt file in the structures folder (Located at: .minecraft/config/skyblockcreator/structures), and then editing the mod's config file (Located at .minecraft/config/skyblockcreator/skyblockcreator.json).

Here is how the default config file should look like:

{
  "structureWorldConfigs": [
    {
      "structureIdentifier": "simple_tree",
      "biomeIdentifier": "minecraft:forest",
      "structureOffset": [
        -2,
        0,
        -2
      ],
      "playerSpawnOffset": [
        0,
        8,
        0
      ],
      "overridingDefault": false,
      "fillmentBlockIdentifier": "minecraft:air",
      "topBedrockEnabled": false,
      "bottomBedrockEnabled": false,
      "isBedrockFlat": false,
      "theEnd": {
        "voidMode": false
      },
      "theNether": {
        "voidMode": false
      }
    },
    {
      "structureIdentifier": "classic_skyblock",
      "biomeIdentifier": "minecraft:plains",
      "structureOffset": [
        -3,
        0,
        -1
      ],
      "playerSpawnOffset": [
        0,
        3,
        0
      ],
      "overridingDefault": false,
      "fillmentBlockIdentifier": "minecraft:air",
      "topBedrockEnabled": false,
      "bottomBedrockEnabled": false,
      "isBedrockFlat": false,
      "theEnd": {
        "voidMode": false
      },
      "theNether": {
        "voidMode": false
      }
    },
    {
      "structureIdentifier": "stoneblock",
      "biomeIdentifier": "minecraft:plains",
      "structureOffset": [
        -5,
        -2,
        -5
      ],
      "playerSpawnOffset": [
        0,
        0,
        0
      ],
      "overridingDefault": false,
      "fillmentBlockIdentifier": "minecraft:stone",
      "topBedrockEnabled": true,
      "bottomBedrockEnabled": true,
      "isBedrockFlat": false,
      "theEnd": {
        "voidMode": false
      },
      "theNether": {
        "voidMode": false
      }
    }
  ],
  "createPlatformPermissionLevel": 0,
  "teleportToPlatformPermissionLevel": 0,
  "platformDistanceRadius": 1000,
  "commandName": "skyblock",
  "commandAlias": "sb"
}

[1.19.x Only] Here is what a world type (called world_preset internally) file looks like: