JourneyBeyond

JourneyBeyond brings Terraria-style Journey Mode to Minecraft, with research-based duplication, persistent unlocks, and datapack-configurable requirements. It’s perfect for builders, testers, or survival progression servers that want controlled creative access.

🌟 Features

Commands

/journey on - turns on journey mode
/journey off - turns off journey mode
/journey ui - access the ui through the command line of MC

📚 Research & Unlocking

Sacrifice items in the Journey Table to unlock them for infinite duplication.
Each item has a research requirement — sacrifice enough copies to unlock it forever.
Rare or unique items (e.g., Dragon Egg) only require 1 copy.
Requirements are fully configurable via datapacks (see below).

♾ Duplication

Once unlocked, click an item in the Duplication Panel to instantly get a full stack.
Items go directly into your inventory or drop nearby if full.
Works in both singleplayer and multiplayer.

🖥 Journey Table UI

Clean, Minecraft-inspired interface.
Sacrifice slot on the left, Duplication Grid on the right.
Search bar to filter unlocked items.
Colored slot backgrounds to make sacrifice, duplication, and inventory areas easy to distinguish.

💾 Persistence

All unlocks are saved in the world save (<world>/data/journey_data.dat).
Data is automatically saved when: - You unlock a new item. - You log out. - The server/world saves.
Works seamlessly in multiplayer — all players share the same unlocks (per-world progression).

📂 Datapack Configuration

JourneyBeyond supports datapack-defined research requirements so you can control how many copies of each item are needed to unlock them.

File Location

data/<namespace>/journey_research/<item>.json

Example for minecraft:diamond:

{
&nbsp; "item": "minecraft:diamond",
&nbsp; "required": 64
}

Special Notes

required: 0 disables unlocking for that item entirely.
required: 1 is recommended for unique/rare items (like Elytra, Dragon Egg).
If an item has no datapack entry, the mod uses its default requirement.
You can override vanilla and other mod items with datapacks.

Installing a Datapack

Create a datapack in your world or server’s datapacks/ folder.
Follow standard Minecraft datapack structure:

datapacks/
  my_journey_settings/
   pack.mcmeta  
     data/
      mypack/
        journey_research/
          minecraft_diamond.json

Reload with /reload or restart the world.

📸 Screenshots

(Add screenshots of sacrifice slot, duplication grid, search, and custom-colored slots.)

⚙ Technical Info

Platform: NeoForge 1.21.1+
Persistence: SavedData in <world>/data/
Capabilities: EntityCapability<IJourneyData, Void>
Networking: Syncs on join, unlock, and world save
Datapacks: JSON files for custom research requirements

📦 Modpack / Server Usage

Great for creative or sandbox servers.
Prevents full creative mode abuse while allowing controlled infinite items.
Fully compatible with modded items (datapacks can tweak their requirements too).

📋 Planned

Per-player progression mode.
Advancement integration.
Configurable UI size and layout.
In-game research editor.

📜 License

MIT License — use freely in modpacks with credit.