World depth
A mod made to extend the world downwards and ads new ores
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- Updated
- September 26, 2026Sep 26
- Published
- in 2024
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At a glance
Runs on Forge
For Minecraft 1.20.1
Needed in the game and on the server
Latest version — 0.3-1.20.1 from September 26, 2026
License MIT — free
Where it's neededGame versions1.20.1
In gamerequiredOn serverrequired
Needed both in the game and on the server
This mod is still being developed
General description
This is a mod that aims to extend the world further down by adding other stone variants like Mojang did in 1.18. It will also add a few extra ores and the armor and tools that go with it.
Features
- World extended to -256
- New workstation called Energizer which allows you to make new alloys and energize materials which give them new properties such as giving potion effects.
- Procedural generation of materials made in the Energizer. All materials have armor and tools which are created in a new workstation called Tool station.
Planned Features
World gen
- New ore gen for all materials and all ores already present in all types of stone
- New village deep underground with new villager type (planned for alpha0.4)(Exists but is not yet fully complete)
- New biome that generates below -128 (planned for alpha0.4) (The biome exists and you can place it with commands, but I've not yet figured out how to let it generate.)
- New cave generator which generates even more massive caves that stretch from -250 or lower to -64 or above (planned for alpha0.4)
- New mob
FAQ
How to install World depth?
Install Forge for your Minecraft version, download World depth for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.
Which Minecraft versions does World depth support?
World depth has builds for Minecraft 1.20.1.
Is World depth needed on the server?
Needed in the game and on the server
License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
