jacobsjo.eu
Computer Scientist, Minecraft datapack toolsmith, Photographer
jacobsjo.eu
https://github.com/jacobsjo/
modrinth.com/user/jacobsjo
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There is literally an image showing Tinkers' Construct and numerous other mods mentioned in the same section 🤷♂️
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You can find the Worldgen Devtools mod on
- modrinth: modrinth.com/mod/worldgen...
- GitHub: github.com/jacobsjo/wor...
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Probably. I've also made Striders immune to fall damage so you can safely ride them down the lavafalls.
I've also though about adding some kind of "strider staples" structure to make it easier to get a strider to ride over the ocean.
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Also available on
- Smithed: smithed.net/packs/lavaflow
- CurseForge: www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc...
- GitHub: github.com/jacobsjo/lav...
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I've also updated my datapack map to reflect this change if 1.21.4 is selected. In the process I also added the y position of the structure start to the markers.
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For custom sky islands dimensions the only way around this issue until now was to change the biome layout to have a different biome at y=0. This is not possible to do with the vanilla end though.
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Well its worth exploring (once there are actually packs worth including), but downloading files (that are potentially large; resource-packs for localization) directly from an API initiated by just opening my map with URL parameters just sounds like a bad idea. Caching would also be a problem.
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Would also need to use the /download api route as a proxy since I otherwise couldn't be sure the external download sites set access-control-allow-origin: *
Not sure that's a good idea though.
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I've thought about it. But not worth doing as long as there are exactly 0 worldgen datapacks on smithed.
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- Since referencing from disk doesn't work in Firefox, selected folders aren't added to the "recently used" list there. The reload button also doesn't really work. Thus for datapack development, I recommend using a different browser.
(To be clear, those last 2 point have not changed in this update)
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- This also means that the recently used menu now works in Firefox
- Folder datapacks continue to be referenced from disk. Since folders are mostly used during development this means that updating the datapack is automatically reflected in the map: In dev mode just press the reload button.
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A few more details:
- The datapacks downloaded from modrinth are cached locally, so each version is only downloaded once.
- If you select a zip file the "recently used" menu now copies the zip file into browser storage instead of referencing it from disk.
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Would also need to remember the datapacks for that to be useful. That's sort of what was requested in github.com/jacobsjo/mc-... though I might have changed my mind on how to implement it.