Sliders

We know nothing is permanent, but do you really believe that? With this data pack, you can really push yourself to adapt to this concept.
Named and modeled after the hit show "Sliders", this data pack ensures you get to see all the game has to offer... unwillingly. You'll be warped to new worlds to explore... for about 5 minutes before being whisked away to another one. Every time you warp to a new dimension, you have between 30 seconds to10 minutes to explore and gather materials. Nothing can be left behind, or it will be lost forever...

For even more fun, play with qmagnet's "Minute Rush": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qlJ0_R1H5A


Known Issues:

• Dying does not bring you back to the proper dimension
• Slight lag when entering a new dimension
• You can spawn near an ocean temple at the beginning of the playthrough, get mining fatigue, and be unable to pick up any of your supplies.

Warning:
Due to the fact that there are 999 dimensions you can visit, your world's file size can get pretty big (flying around for about 30 minutes made my world size about 1.75 GB). This may cause lag on some systems. I highly recommend deleting deleting the contents of your "dimensions" folder (it's in the same folder as "datapacks".


Configuration:
There are a few functions that you might find useful in your playthrough.
Bored of a dimension and want to leave sooner? Run function sliders:util/skip_dimensionto skip to the next dimension.

Using
function sliders:util/resume_hoppingor
function sliders:util/stop_hopping
can be used to start/stop respectively if you want to spend more time in a world.

Any players with the sliders.exempt tag will not be teleported to a new dimension.
You can edit the minimum and maximum amount of time by setting the scores $min sliders.config and $max sliders.config respectively. Setting these two values to be equal will set the time between hopping to a fixed time. These numbers are the seconds, not ticks, for the minimum and maximum time respectively.

Playthrough gone too long and you've already been to some dimensions? There's a python script inside the data pack's "function" folder that will generate new ones. Just make sure to edit the file paths so you don't accidentally delete a bunch of files you didn't intend to. 


Good luck, and have fun. Maybe you can even beat the ender dragon!
Discord: https://discord.gg/NcztW9T