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**Now also as a Fabric mod for 26.1 and 26.2.** The same pack as the data pack download, without any extra code - put the file into `mods/`. Needs the Fabric API. Run on real Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2 Fabric servers: void world, island, void rescue, 12 of 12 item drops and separate islands per player. The same servers without the file fail every one of those checks. **Always on.** Unlike the data pack, a mod file cannot be left out of a world - use it for worlds that should be One Block worlds, and create a new world.

**Now also as a NeoForge mod.** The same pack as the data pack download, without any extra code - put the file into `mods/`. Run on a real Minecraft 26.3 NeoForge server: void world, island, void rescue, 12 of 12 item drops and separate islands per player. The same server without the file fails every one of those checks. **Always on.** Unlike the data pack, a mod file cannot be left out of a world - use it for worlds that should be One Block worlds, and create a new world.

**Now also as a Fabric mod.** The same pack as the data pack download, without any extra code - put the file into `mods/`. Needs the Fabric API. Run on a real Minecraft 26.3 Fabric server: void world, island, void rescue, 12 of 12 item drops and separate islands per player. The same server without the file fails every one of those checks. **Always on.** Unlike the data pack, a mod file cannot be left out of a world - use it for worlds that should be One Block worlds, and create a new world.

**The 1.21.9 – 1.21.11 download, honest and in one file.** Two things were wrong with the old pair: - Both files declared `max_format: [255, 0]` - "runs on everything that will ever come". That claim is what made Minecraft 26.3 fail so badly elsewhere: the file is offered, the server refuses to start, and nothing says why. It now states 88 to 94, which is exactly 1.21.9 through 1.21.11. - They were two downloads for one thing. The shared island is a setting, not a separate product: `/scoreboard players set #spacing ob 0`, and one item falls per interval instead of one per player. Game logic, drop pool and commands are unchanged. Checked on real 1.21.9 and 1.21.11 servers: void world, island on join, void rescue, 12 of 12 draws from the drop table, two players 10 000 blocks apart - and on the same block with `#spacing 0`.

**One download instead of two.** The pack used to ship two files in the same version - one where every player gets their own island, one with a single shared island. Modrinth's content rules (5.7) do not allow shipping variants as separate files, and it was never necessary: the shared island is what you get when the spacing between islands is zero. ``` /scoreboard players set #spacing ob 0 ``` With that, everyone lands on the same block - and **one** item drops per interval instead of one per player, so a busy server does not bury the island. Nothing else changed: same drop pool, same commands, same void rescue. Verified on real 26.1, 26.2 and 26.3 servers: two players land 10 000 blocks apart by default and on the same block with `#spacing 0`, where exactly one item falls per round.

**One download instead of two.** The pack used to ship two files in the same version - one where every player gets their own island, one with a single shared island. Modrinth's content rules (5.7) do not allow shipping variants as separate files, and it was never necessary: the shared island is what you get when the spacing between islands is zero. ``` /scoreboard players set #spacing ob 0 ``` With that, everyone lands on the same block - and **one** item drops per interval instead of one per player, so a busy server does not bury the island. Nothing else changed: same drop pool, same commands, same void rescue. Verified on real 26.1, 26.2 and 26.3 servers: two players land 10 000 blocks apart by default and on the same block with `#spacing 0`, where exactly one item falls per round.

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