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1024

Increases world height to 1024 (-512 to 512) and replaces Bedrock with Reinforced Deepslate.

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Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21

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Fabric
Forge
Quilt

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Server-side

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damiansretrotech
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Details

Licensed MIT
Published 5 months ago
Updated 5 months ago

A house underneath the minecraft world, with text saying "1024" shown above. This datapack allows you to build with even more room than ever before! Build height in the overworld is extended from the vanilla 384 (-64 to 320) to 1024 (-512 to 512). Not only this, but it also replaces bedrock with reinforced deepslate, allowing you to build underground!

SOME PACKS I RECOMMEND TO GO WITH THIS:

Pickaxe Effective Reinforced Deepslate [PurpurPack] - Makes it a tad less miserable to get beneath the deepslate

Silk Touch Reinforced Deepslate [PurpurPack] - Lets you patch holes in the deepslate after you break them

Questions I know you'll ask:

Why no Nether and End? man idk. i'll probably add them in another update?
Why not more blocks? e.g. 2048? i would consider 2048, but I made this almost exclusively for a server i'm hosting, and said server is REALLY slow, more blocks = more stress, more stress = slower server :(
Why make it go under bedrock? to be honest, i think being able to build under bedrock provides a lot of really fun build opportunities!! like, wanna make skyblock? boom. parkour with an additional amount of fear to it? boom. the opportunities are endless....
Why replace bedrock with reinforced deepslate? i mean... you're meant to go down there for building reasons now, why would i keep it as impossible to break? i chose reinforced deepslate since i felt it was a good match, really hard block and still deepslate related. i was originally gonna try obsidian, but that felt really boring.