WackyWorlds Terrain Generator

Notice: This plugin requires minecraft 1.19.4 or above.

Introduction
WackyWorlds is a world generation plugin that contains various silly terrain generation patterns such as checkerboard, stripes, or grid. These generators work with the overworld, nether and end.

Generators
Grid

Generates chunks in a grid pattern with configurable size and spacing between each cell.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:grid

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:grid

Inverse Grid

Generates chunks in an inverse grid pattern with configurable size and spacing between each cell.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:inversegrid

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:inversegrid

Rings

Generates chunks in square rings outwards from 0,0 with configurable ring size and spacing.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:ring

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:ring

Checkerboard

Generates chunks in a checkerboard pattern with configurable size.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:checkerboard

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:checkerboard

Stripes

Generates chunks in stripes with configurable size and spacing.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:stripe

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:stripe

Random

Generates chunks in a random pattern with a configurable chance for a chunk to generate.

worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: WackyWorlds:random

mv create <worldname> <worldtype> -g WackyWorlds:random

Commands and Permissions

ww worldinfo: Shows info about your current world.
permission: wackyworlds.command.worldinfo

ww reload: Reload the settings for all loaded worlds.
permission: wackyworlds.command.reload

Configuration
All messages can be edited in the plugins/WackyWorlds/messages.yml file. This file supports both & color formatting and minimessage formatting.

When a new world is created you can edit its settings in the plugins/WackyWorlds/worlds/<worldname>.yml file. These files contain comments to describe what each setting controls.