Islands

This is a Minecraft mod made with Forge. Primarily made for use with our other mod Mine Mine no Mi however it can be used by itself just fine.

The %appdata% folder can be opened by pressing Windows Key + R and searching for %appdata%

Please note that for 1.14 and above config files use the .toml extension. You can open these using any text editor available.

For Singleplayer (all versions):

• When starting a new world open the “More World Options…” menu
• Set the World Type to Islands
• Create the world

For Multiplayer 1.14.4:

• Open the server.properties file found in the same folder as your server
• Add use-modded-worldtype=islands at the end of the file
• Save it
• Make sure the server doesn’t already have a world generated, this only works when first generating the server’s world!

For Multiplayer 1.15.2:

• Open the server.properties file found in the same folder as your server
• Replace level-type=default with level-type=islands
• Save it
• Make sure the server doesn’t already have a world generated, this only works when first generating the server’s world!

For Multiplayer 1.16.5 and 1.17.1:

• Open the server.properties file found in the same folder as your server
• Replace level-type=default with level-type=islands:islands
• Save it
• Make sure the server doesn’t already have a world generated, this only works when first generating the server’s world!

In almost all cases yes! As long as you choose the Islands world type registered biomes added by other mods will spawn as islands. As with everything however there are exception where mods implement their biomes differently or lock them to their own world types and we can’t do anything about that.

Short version: For now versions between 1.15.2 and 1.17.1 are supported and maintained however I cannot promise the same for future versions.

Long version: In general yes I do wish to bring this mod to as many versions as possible since its so small and easy to work with, however, the world generation code that this mod relies on changes very often, and especially in 1.18 it took a complete 180 degrees turn. This makes porting incredibly hard as now only do I need to port it but also learn and understand the new 1.18 world generation logic.