Nightworld

Description

Description

Explore the Nightworld, a similar world to the Overworld, but it's always night and beds explode!
It's a perfect choice for both multiplayer servers who need the nighttime but can't coordinate many players and for single players in search of a more challenging Overworld!

Features

• Required only server side!
• Compatible with both Vanilla and modded clients!
• Can be added to a server/single player world at any time!
• Enter the Nightworld by creating a portal with crying obsidian.
• Similarly to Nether portals spawning zombified piglins, Nightworld portals can spawn zombies and skeletons!
• Respawn anchors work just fine!
• You can change the portal frame block to anything you like (yes, even multiple blocks!) with a simple datapack!
• You make so that only specific item(s) are able to light up Nightworld portals with a simple datapack!

Configuration

To create a datapack configuration you have to follow a few simple steps:

1. Create a datapack following this guide.
2. If you want to tweak the portals frame, define under nightworld namespace a block tag called nightworld_portal_frame.json that contains:

   {
     "replace": true,
     "values": [
       // List of block IDs
     ]
   }

1. If you want to tweak the portals igniter, define under nightworld namespace an item tag called nightworld_portal_igniter.json that contains:

   {
     "replace": true,
     "values": [
       // List of item IDs
     ]
   }

That's all!

Compatibilities

Dependencies

License and right of use

Feel free to use this mod for any modpack or video, just be sure to give credit and possibly link here.
This project is published under the Crystal Nest Community License v1.

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How to Install