Version 3.0.1

Target: Minecraft 26.1.2
Loaders: Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt

What we did

• Completed true multi-loader support for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt.
• Stabilized worldgen + registry flow across loaders (no more late/frozen registry issues).
• Fixed built-in pack registration so OneBlock packs appear correctly in pack screens.
• Updated pack metadata formats for current Minecraft versions.
• Improved datapack naming with proper friendly translated names.
• Set OneBlock defaults: structures off in OneBlock overworld.
• Fixed item behavior: thrown items no longer snap back after being tossed into void.
• Improved island generation consistency (removed detached starter dirt/grass artifacts).
• Removed wave-cleared feedback spam while keeping wave logic working.
• Enforced falling-block config so sand/gravel are excluded when falling blocks are disabled.
• Minor bug fixes while porting noticed a few potential bugs, fixed these.

Installation

1. Install your loader for Minecraft 26.1.2 (Fabric / Forge / NeoForge).
2. Put the matching OneBlock 3.0.1 jar in your mods folder.
3. Create a world using level-type=oneblock:oneblock.
4. <OPTIONAL> Enable or disable built-in datapacks to toggle: starting island, multiplayer mode, void nether, void end.

Datapack usage by loader (client + server)

All loaders use the same world preset:

• level-type=oneblock:oneblock

Built-in pack meanings

• ...multiplayer = one island slot per player
• ...void_nether = removes Nether terrain
• ...void_end = removes End terrain
• ...no_island = disables initial 3x3 starter island

Fabric (and Quilt)

Singleplayer / client-hosted world

• In Create World → Data Packs, enable:
  • oneblock:oneblock_multiplayer (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_void_nether (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_void_end (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_no_island (optional)

Dedicated server (server.properties)

• Set:
  • level-type=oneblock:oneblock
  • initial-enabled-packs=vanilla,oneblock\:oneblock_multiplayer,oneblock\:oneblock_void_nether,oneblock\:oneblock_void_end,oneblock\:oneblock_no_island

Forge

Singleplayer / client-hosted world

• In Create World → Data Packs, enable:
  • oneblock:oneblock_multiplayer (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_void_nether (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_void_end (optional)
  • oneblock:oneblock_no_island (optional)

Dedicated server (server.properties)

• Set:
  • level-type=oneblock:oneblock
  • initial-enabled-packs=vanilla,oneblock\:oneblock_multiplayer,oneblock\:oneblock_void_nether,oneblock\:oneblock_void_end,oneblock\:oneblock_no_island

NeoForge

Singleplayer / client-hosted world

• In Create World → Data Packs, enable these built-ins:
  • mod/oneblock:resourcepacks/oneblock_multiplayer (optional)
  • mod/oneblock:resourcepacks/oneblock_void_nether (optional)
  • mod/oneblock:resourcepacks/oneblock_void_end (optional)
  • mod/oneblock:resourcepacks/oneblock_no_island (optional)

Dedicated server (server.properties)

• Set:
  • level-type=oneblock:oneblock
  • initial-enabled-packs=vanilla,mod/oneblock\:resourcepacks/oneblock_multiplayer,mod/oneblock\:resourcepacks/oneblock_void_nether,mod/oneblock\:resourcepacks/oneblock_void_end,mod/oneblock\:resourcepacks/oneblock_no_island

Multiplayer spacing

• Set oneblock.multiplayerIslandSpacing=<blocks> before first world creation.
• If spacing was wrong once, delete the world and recreate it after updating this value.

Tip

If island spacing is wrong, delete the world and recreate it after updating spacing.