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Module: world.border

Overview​

Module

This module allows you to customize the per-dimension border.

Color Boxes​

Warning

◉ The per-dimension worldborder since MC 1.21.9

Since MC 1.21.9, the /worldborder command is dimension specific.

You should only use world.border module when your MC version is lower than MC 1.21.9.

Note

◉ How it works?

In internal Minecraft, each dimension has a function named getWorldBorder().

It returns the world border of this dimension.

The vanilla Minecraft only returns the world border of minecraft:overworld.

Fuji modify the getWorldBorder() function, to let it return the per-dimension border.

◉ How can I configure the per-dimension border?

You can modify the config file directly, and issue /fuji reload to apply changes.

◉ Can I use this module in vanilla dimensions?

Yes, you can.

Tip

◉ The logic of /worldborder command.

The /worldborder command only sets the World Border of minecraft:overworld.

But the minecraft:the_nether and minecraft:the_end dimensions will sync the world border of minecraft:overworld.

Tip

◉ The semantics of options for world border.

See: https://minecraft.wiki/w/World_border

Configurations​

The following JSON content is provided for reference only. It must NOT be copied directly into the configuration directory, as it does not represent valid JSON syntax.

Config
  • File Name: config.json
  • File Content:
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config/fuji/modules/world/border/config.json
{
  /* Define the `border` for each `dimension`. */
  "borders": [
    {
      "enable": true,
      "dimension_id": "fuji:example",
      "border": {
        "center_x": 0.0,
        "center_z": 0.0,
        "size": 9.999968E13,
        "size_lerp_time": 0,
        "size_lerp_target": 0.0,
        "warning_blocks": 5,
        "warning_time": 15,
        "damage_per_block": 0.2,
        "safe_zone": 5.0
      }
    }
  ]
}