Void One Block

A world type that turns Minecraft into a true void survival experience — while keeping progression, structures, biomes, and mod compatibility intact.

File Details

Void One Block 1.0.3

  • R
  • Jul 6, 2026
  • 36.15 KB
  • 221
  • 1.16.5+1
  • Forge

File Name

void1block-1.0.3.jar

Supported Versions

  • 1.16.5
  • 1.16

Curse Maven Snippet

Forge

implementation fg.deobf("curse.maven:void-1-block-1595885:8378621")
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Changelog

Changed

  • Structure generation is now permanently disabled in all void dimensions (Overworld one-block, void Nether, void End). Previously configurable via generateStructures (default true), this option has been removed entirely.
    • OneBlockChunkGenerator and VoidDimensionChunkGenerator now always construct with new DimensionStructuresSettings(false), hardcoding structures off regardless of config.
    • Old world-gen constructors that accepted a generateStructures boolean are kept for save-compatibility only — the flag is accepted but ignored, so existing worlds/configs still decode without crashing.
    • Reason: structure placement logic (height sampling, surface checks, stronghold ring search, modded structure preconditions) assumes normal terrain exists. In a void world these assumptions break in inconsistent, hard-to-track ways across different mods — strongholds partially generating, structures floating or sinking, silent placement failures. Disabling structures outright removes an entire class of these bugs.
    • End-specific content (obsidian spikes, exit podium, gateways, dragon fight) is unaffected — these are placed directly by dedicated handlers (EndPodiumHandler, EndGatewayHandler, DragonFogHandler) and VoidDimensionChunkGenerator#placeEndSpikes, not through the generic structure system.

Removed

  • generateStructures config option (Void1BlockConfig). No replacement — behavior is now fixed.

Documentation

  • Updated README to remove references to structure generation/preservation and reflect the new structure-free behavior.