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- Minecraft 1.21
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When 1.16 rolled out, I was excited for the newly introduced ancient debris and netherite. Netherite blocks look epic, yet are quite time consuming in accumulating enough ancient debris to make this block viable for building. Although the challenge may be the fun in it, it simply isn't viable for some players on a time crunch. Now, with the technology introduced in 1.18, I had some ideas. At first, I intended to resolve this idea using pseudo-ore veins, but I simply won't have the time to learn how to make them + balance their presence in the game. Then, I realized geodes were the next best thing! Good luck and happy mining!
I have currently confirmed this pack's functionality in 1.19.x through 1.21. It does not work on prior versions.
This datapack is also compatible with Stardust Labs' Amplified Nether.
I have currently confirmed this pack's functionality in 1.19.x through 1.21. It does not work on prior versions.
This datapack is also compatible with Stardust Labs' Amplified Nether.
The lore aspect:
The ancient societies of the Nether consisted of master craftsmen and artisans of netherite. The great abundance of the material allowed even greater opportunities, but it was highly coveted by many. Entire societies stockpiled netherite to ensure their economic, military, and artisanal success. However, much of the world's netherite was lost to time as the metals corroded in the Nether's harsh atmosphere, lacking individuals to preserve them after the Great Societal Collapse. Other reserves were preserved or looted by contemporary piglins, further protected within their bastion remnants.
However, within the Nether's most volatile landscapes, some ancient reserves find a hospitable environment. Buried deep and locked away from the Nether's atmosphere, some blocks of netherite remain pristine within what was once a building, now eroded and fused by volcanic lava.
However, within the Nether's most volatile landscapes, some ancient reserves find a hospitable environment. Buried deep and locked away from the Nether's atmosphere, some blocks of netherite remain pristine within what was once a building, now eroded and fused by volcanic lava.
Where to find the ancient reserves:
Ancient reserves spawn below [approximately] y=27 in the Basalt Deltas. If the biome is relatively big, you might be lucky enough to find at least one!
Is this even balanced?
I will admit, I found so much ancient debris in these ancient reserves that I thought twice about reducing the average size. Combined with the slight amount of netherite blocks, I typically found enough to make up to 50 blocks at one point. However, that is one of the largest reserves. Average sized ones down to the smallest will yield less while still being a good return on investment.
My reasoning to balance this feature while also not undermining the conventional methods entirely is that these spawn in the Basalt Deltas very infrequently. In combination with only spawning in one biome, they have a 1/324 chance to spawn per chunk. Some Basalt Deltas might not even have one! You can change this manually by navigating to ~Ancient Reserves/data/tbm_ancientreserves/worldgen/placed_feature/debris_reserve,
and adjusting the "chance": value (higher being more rare).
Basalt Deltas also have quite a bit of lava within the ground. There are plenty of lava caves, and even more undersea craters of lava. Perhaps you'll need to get more creative than tnt tunnel bores to find these. Again, good luck and happy mining!
My reasoning to balance this feature while also not undermining the conventional methods entirely is that these spawn in the Basalt Deltas very infrequently. In combination with only spawning in one biome, they have a 1/324 chance to spawn per chunk. Some Basalt Deltas might not even have one! You can change this manually by navigating to ~Ancient Reserves/data/tbm_ancientreserves/worldgen/placed_feature/debris_reserve,
and adjusting the "chance": value (higher being more rare).
Basalt Deltas also have quite a bit of lava within the ground. There are plenty of lava caves, and even more undersea craters of lava. Perhaps you'll need to get more creative than tnt tunnel bores to find these. Again, good luck and happy mining!
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Update #1 : by TheBrewingMiner 07/03/2024 4:08:39 pmJuly 3, 2024 @ 8:08 pm UTC
Updated to support 1.20.5+
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is there any way to add more biomes that generate this structure?
i just added a mod that generates a ton of new nether biomes,so i would like to put this in a bunch of those as well
All you need to add is reference the feature in the same feature "step" in the biome files. This should be the last [] in the list you will find in the biome file for the biome you want to add it. Add in "tbm_ancientreserves:debris_reserve", and you should be good to go!
i've did as you said and now i works flawlessly
to think that all i had to do was just that
i have no clue how geodes work but there should be like,a max size?
i really want them to be more common but with less resources for my world lol