Void One Block

# Void One Block **A minimalist, mod-compatible one-block-void world type for Forge 1.16.5./1.20.1** Start with nothing but a single block beneath your feet — and everything else is up to you. *** ## What is this? Void One Block adds a brand-new **world type** to Minecraft. Instead of generating normal terrain, it strips everything away and leaves you standing on exactly one block, floating in the void. From there, it's your job to survive and expand — while biome identity still works exactly as it should, so modded biomes and biome-aware systems behave normally even though there's no terrain to look at. No mountains. No oceans. No forests. No structures to stumble into. Just you, one block, and whatever you build from there. *** ## Key Features ### 🧱 True One-Block Start The Overworld spawns you on a single platform block above an endless void. The block regenerates itself if it's ever removed by outside means (but never overwrites anything you've placed — it only fills in plain air). ### 🌌 Void Nether & Void End Take the challenge further — the Nether and the End can be voided too: * **Nether:** stripped of terrain entirely — pure void. * **The End:** islands are gone, but the exit fountain, obsidian spikes, and the full dragon fight and podium sequence are preserved exactly as they are in vanilla. Obsidian pillars now generate from Minecraft's own vanilla spike table instead of a hand-built layout, and the fountain/podium spawns at the same Y-level as the End platform so it never gets cut off by the void. Vanilla itself remains fully in control of spawning, activating, and respawning the fountain and portal — Void One Block only makes sure it has solid ground to appear on. Both are optional and configurable independently. ### 🧩 Biome-Compatible, Structure-Free This void generator preserves original biome sources, so modded biomes (BYG, BOP, and similar) still assign their correct biome IDs to your world — useful for anything that keys off biome identity. Void chunks also report honest height information instead of faking a surface everywhere, so other mods that check "is there ground here?" behave correctly in the void rather than treating it like a normal flat world. Structures are intentionally disabled across every void dimension: no strongholds, villages, fortresses, bastions, End Cities, or modded *structure generation* will occur. This only blocks worldgen structure starts — it does not block other mods from placing blocks or entities at runtime, so mods that spawn things like a pre-built house as an entity/event action still work normally; only mods that generate structures during chunk generation are excluded. The one-block challenge is meant to be self-contained rather than a structure hunt. ### ⚙️ Configurable Spawn Block Choose exactly what you start on. By default, Void One Block pairs with **Random Item Generator: Resurrected**, spawning you on its mystery item block for an extra layer of unpredictability. Don't have that mod installed, or the configured block isn't valid? No problem — it automatically falls back to `minecraft:grass_block` so the world always generates safely. ``` spawnBlock = "random_item_generator_resurrected:item_block" ``` ### 🎁 Bonus Chest Support Enabled the bonus chest at world creation? It'll spawn right beside your starting block, using the standard vanilla loot table — one time only, and it won't reappear once it's been placed. ### 🌀 Safe End Gateways End gateways get a small safety platform automatically, so stepping through one in a void End won't strand you in empty space. ### 🧭 No Experimental Warnings World generation settings are marked stable, so you won't get the "This world uses experimental settings" pop-up when creating a Void One Block world. *** ## Mod Compatibility Void One Block is built for **maximum compatibility** — everything behaves as close to vanilla as possible, except there's no terrain and no worldgen structures. Biomes, mobs, and other mods should work normally. It has dedicated, optional compatibility support for two companion mods: * **(https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/rigr)** — turns your starting block into a mystery item source. * **(https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/oneblockreborn)** — adds full progression-style oneblock gameplay on top of the void world. Both are entirely optional; Void One Block works fine on its own. If you have only one installed, it's used normally. If you have **both** installed, OneBlock Reborn takes priority for owning and progressing the origin block, while Void One Block steps back from repairing it and falls back to `minecraft:grass_block` for the very first block instead of the Random Item Generator block — so the two mods never fight over the same spot. Pack authors can disable either integration independently via config, without needing to remove the dependency: ``` randomItemGene