2
Eledwhen
Hello.
I'm currently trying to add custom structures to my datapack and i would like to know if there is a way to know if it has worked, because the command \locate doesn't work for custom structures.
Thanks, Eledwhen.
(Feel free to ask question if i wasn't enought explicite, i'm new to this.)
I'm currently trying to add custom structures to my datapack and i would like to know if there is a way to know if it has worked, because the command \locate doesn't work for custom structures.
Thanks, Eledwhen.
(Feel free to ask question if i wasn't enought explicite, i'm new to this.)
Create an account or sign in to comment.
5
1
Hello, i come again, wondring if there is a way to generate structures at a frequency near the frequency of generation of a spruce in a taïga.
2
The only way to really know for sure is to see the structure in the game. I can think of a few ways to make them stand out more:
- Have them generate very close to each other, which in turn will make them very common
- Have them generate with an entity that has glowing (preferrably something that doesn't move, like an armor stand)
- Have them generate with a command block that is set to always active. That way, as soon as one of the structures is loaded, the command will run
- Have them generate very close to each other, which in turn will make them very common
- Have them generate with an entity that has glowing (preferrably something that doesn't move, like an armor stand)
- Have them generate with a command block that is set to always active. That way, as soon as one of the structures is loaded, the command will run
1
Thanks, i will try that.
But how can i control the distance between two sructures?
But how can i control the distance between two sructures?
2
It's in the dimension file, under the structures tag, where you specify something like salt, spacing and distance. Spacing is the average distance between two of the structures, distance is the minimum
1
It worked. Thank you so much!
