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- Minecraft 1.20
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- Minecraft 1.21
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I have been brought back to life for the sole purpose of updating the pack. I will most likely go back to not post anything for a while LMAO.
The only thing this datapack does is transfering the world spawn to the nether.
The vanilla game doesn't allow to put the actual world spawn in the nether. For that, the datapack will teleport you immediatly to the nether when you respawn and do not have a personal spawnpoint.
The overworld is still available through portals like usual. Escaping the nether may be the challenge you want to set when starting your world.
Setting your spawn in the overworld by sleeping in a bed works as usual.
The command "/function nether_start:setworldspawn" allows you to change the world spawn to your current position.
Due to the scaling between the overworld and the nether, the vanilla "/setworldspawn" will set the world spawn to incorrect coordinates. This is why this function is needed.
Installation :
Add the datapack to your world in the world creation menu. (or put it it in your world folder afterwards and use the "/reload" command), the datapack does the rest.
Known issues :
The spawn chunks aren't permaloaded like the one in the overworld. It may be possible to change that but I don't know what the benifits of it would be and the impact it would have on performances. If people ask for it and more technical players are willing to give me some advice on that, I may consider it changing it.
Have fun on this challenge ! Please give me feedbacks, for example if you experience some issues or just enjoy it !

Bringing back : Nether Start
Start your adventure in the most hostile environment
Features :Start your adventure in the most hostile environment
The only thing this datapack does is transfering the world spawn to the nether.
The vanilla game doesn't allow to put the actual world spawn in the nether. For that, the datapack will teleport you immediatly to the nether when you respawn and do not have a personal spawnpoint.
The overworld is still available through portals like usual. Escaping the nether may be the challenge you want to set when starting your world.
Setting your spawn in the overworld by sleeping in a bed works as usual.
The command "/function nether_start:setworldspawn" allows you to change the world spawn to your current position.
Due to the scaling between the overworld and the nether, the vanilla "/setworldspawn" will set the world spawn to incorrect coordinates. This is why this function is needed.
Installation :
Add the datapack to your world in the world creation menu. (or put it it in your world folder afterwards and use the "/reload" command), the datapack does the rest.
Known issues :
The spawn chunks aren't permaloaded like the one in the overworld. It may be possible to change that but I don't know what the benifits of it would be and the impact it would have on performances. If people ask for it and more technical players are willing to give me some advice on that, I may consider it changing it.
Have fun on this challenge ! Please give me feedbacks, for example if you experience some issues or just enjoy it !

3 Update Logs
Update #3 : by Cray_On 05/07/2025 4:19:00 pmMay 7, 2025 @ 8:19 pm UTC
- Updated the datapack for the newest versions. Jeez, it took a while to understand that I only had to change "functions" into "function" smh.
- Actually changed the spawn radius this time.
- Actually changed the spawn radius this time.
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It's a stupidly simple change but every datapack broke at some point because of it. Tell me if it works !
Try it out ! And tell me if it works properly, I'll update the submission page :)
You may want stop your server while you are doing those manipulation depending on your server host.
Most popular hosts let you directly interact with the server folders, it's very handy.
In there, you should find a folder with the name of your world.
There, it's pretty much exactly the same thing than that of a singleplayer world folder.
Just upload the datapack file in the "datapacks" folder and you're ready to go!
You may just need to use the /reload command if the server is online when you do all of this but it should be right.
I'm not certain this is 100% correct so maybe you can look it up on Youtube,. There seem to be a lot of different tutorials for a whole bunch of different servers so you will definitely find your answers there!