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1.0.0
Release
Create Me a Home 1.0.0last month 26
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Create Me a Home 1.0.0 is the first stable release after the alpha and beta cycle.
This release establishes the stable foundation of the pack around exploration, rivers, villages, transport, quests, server stability, backups, and multiplayer readiness.
Server pack: Download the 1.0.0 server pack
Highlights
- First stable release with finalized 1.20.1 Fabric metadata and Modrinth packaging.
- Exploration and fluvial progression built around rivers, villages, docks, boats, and transport networks.
- Multiplayer foundation validated with client/server smoke tests, real player join, and Simple Voice Chat.
- FastBack backup/restore flow and the main progression systems validated for release.
Content Packs
Added
- Navigable Rivers, Trek, and Creative Dimension (datapacks) packaged through Paxi.
- FastBack backup and restore support for server operations.
Updated
- Final Questlog, KubeJS, Bountiful, Paxi, and core configuration export.
- Stable 1.20.1 Fabric metadata and final Modrinth packaging.
Removed
- None
Added and Improved Content
- Fluvial progression connected docks, boats, local logistics, Via Romana, NiftyCarts, Small Ships, Bountiful, and Create freight systems.
- Multiplayer readiness validated through a real client/server join and Simple Voice Chat connection.
- Server backup and restore flow validated with FastBack.
- Key progression IDs and critical runtime paths verified.
Breaking Changes
- None expected for the stable 1.0.0 release. A backup is still recommended before updating an existing world.
Fixes
- Fixed critical advancement runtime errors and load-safe progression issues.
- Final datapack, static release, and export checks passed.
Known Limitations
- Full manual fluvial gameplay remains a recommended follow-up test.
- Creative Dimension simultaneous two-player safety has not been proven.
- Performance and deployment sizing were not fully benchmarked for every hardware configuration.


