EcoBalance transforms Minecraft into a living, reactive ecosystem. The world judges your every action. You can no longer exploit resources infinitely without consequences. Will you be a ruthless explorer or a sustainable guardian?
1. Flora Cycle (Trees)
Deforestation: If you cut down too many trees rapidly, the forest fights back. You will suffer from Darkness and lose Karma.
Reforestation: Planting saplings heals the world and your character, granting Regeneration.
Burning: Burning logs with a Flint and Steel angers nature immediately.
2. Fauna Cycle (Extinction)
Overhunting: Killing too many farm animals causes Hunger.
Biome Collapse: If you hunt excessively, the entire biome type becomes sterile. No passive animals will spawn in that biome anywhere in the world for several minutes.
3. Pollution (Deep Mining)
Mining deep underground (below Y=0) exposes you to "Heavy Air." Breaking too many deepslate blocks causes Mining Fatigue and Nausea, forcing you to return to the surface for fresh air.
4. Natural Sanctuaries
Create a garden! Standing in an area surrounded by flowers creates a "Sanctuary," granting passive Regeneration.
5. Karma System Your actions are tracked by an invisible Karma meter:
Good Karma (>50): Grants Luck, increases crop growth speed, and brings healthy rain.
Bad Karma (<-50): Grants Unluck, causes droughts, and summons Phantoms to attack you at night.
6. Hardcore Mode For masochistic players, enable Hardcore Mode via command.
Effect: All punishments last twice as long and are amplified to Level III (e.g., Hunger III, Mining Fatigue III).
Activation: /ecobalance hardcore true (Requires OP).
Language Support: Switch between English and Portuguese in-game using /ecobalance lang pt or /ecobalance lang en.
Fully Configurable: Change limits, durations, and penalties in the ecobalance-common.toml file.
