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Rainbeau's Undersea Villages
Glass-Domed NPC Towns Nestled on the Ocean Floor
(A Data Pack for Minecraft 1.19)
This data pack adds villages to ocean floors. Specifically, you can now find villages on the floors of deep ocean biomes, their residents contendedly living their lives within glass-domed enclosures that protect them from the crushing weight of the sea. The domed villages, as you'd probably expect, have a bit more of a "high-tech" look than do regular villages. At the same time, though, some of the interiors aren't as "polished" as I'd like, as I had to design the domes' interiors without stairs, slabs, or fences. (The game's developers, for more than four years, have steadfastly refused to fix a bug that causes waterloggable items that spawn underwater to become waterlogged, even when they clearly shouldn't be.) For that same reason, while you'll find barrels in the domes containing the sorts of things you'd normally find in village chests, you won't see any actual chests.
Villagers in underseas villages can appear with any of the various villager skins, including the unused jungle and swamp villager skins. (Undersea research stations have international crews, I guess?)
You'll also occasionally come across a domed village that's been invaded by illagers, so be appropriately wary.
I took great pains to try to ensure that the villages' terrain would always seem natural, or at least deliberate, with the domed villages sitting within shallow "craters" on the seabed. However, it's simply not possible to allow for everything that might happen in world generation, so I can't guarantee that you won't occasionally find odd-looking terrain. But, well, this *is* Minecraft, after all....
"Undersea Villages" is probably compatible with other data packs that alter vanilla biomes or add new structures, but I can't make any guarantees. For the record, this pack does directly alter ocean biome files, and so technically won't be compatible with other data packs that alter those same files. However, the changes this pack makes are pretty much just cosmetic, so if you really want to use it in conjunction with another pack which also alters ocean biomes in ways that are more important, just make sure that that pack loads after this one.
If you have cheats enabled, you can type "/locate structure seavil:undersea_village" to locate the nearest domed village.
-- Rainbeau Flambe (Darryl Burgdorf)
Glass-Domed NPC Towns Nestled on the Ocean Floor
(A Data Pack for Minecraft 1.19)
This data pack adds villages to ocean floors. Specifically, you can now find villages on the floors of deep ocean biomes, their residents contendedly living their lives within glass-domed enclosures that protect them from the crushing weight of the sea. The domed villages, as you'd probably expect, have a bit more of a "high-tech" look than do regular villages. At the same time, though, some of the interiors aren't as "polished" as I'd like, as I had to design the domes' interiors without stairs, slabs, or fences. (The game's developers, for more than four years, have steadfastly refused to fix a bug that causes waterloggable items that spawn underwater to become waterlogged, even when they clearly shouldn't be.) For that same reason, while you'll find barrels in the domes containing the sorts of things you'd normally find in village chests, you won't see any actual chests.
Villagers in underseas villages can appear with any of the various villager skins, including the unused jungle and swamp villager skins. (Undersea research stations have international crews, I guess?)
You'll also occasionally come across a domed village that's been invaded by illagers, so be appropriately wary.
I took great pains to try to ensure that the villages' terrain would always seem natural, or at least deliberate, with the domed villages sitting within shallow "craters" on the seabed. However, it's simply not possible to allow for everything that might happen in world generation, so I can't guarantee that you won't occasionally find odd-looking terrain. But, well, this *is* Minecraft, after all....
"Undersea Villages" is probably compatible with other data packs that alter vanilla biomes or add new structures, but I can't make any guarantees. For the record, this pack does directly alter ocean biome files, and so technically won't be compatible with other data packs that alter those same files. However, the changes this pack makes are pretty much just cosmetic, so if you really want to use it in conjunction with another pack which also alters ocean biomes in ways that are more important, just make sure that that pack loads after this one.
If you have cheats enabled, you can type "/locate structure seavil:undersea_village" to locate the nearest domed village.
-- Rainbeau Flambe (Darryl Burgdorf)
| Compatibility | Minecraft 1.19 |
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Update #3 : by Rainbeau_Flambe 08/02/2022 8:45:51 pmAug 2nd
Made domed villages a bit less common
Made a minor improvement to the code that "cleans up" crater walls
Made a minor improvement to the code that "cleans up" crater walls
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i only have like 5-8 chunks loaded from spawn and only a straight line going south-west of about 15-25 chunks loaded