AOneBlock#
One block. That's it. That's where you start.
Mine it and it comes back as something else — a grass block, a tree, a chest, a mob. Mine it again. Keep going. Slowly, painstakingly, you build an island from nothing, unlocking new phases as you progress: Plains, Underground, Ocean, Jungle, Nether, and beyond. Each phase brings new blocks, new mobs, and new surprises. Some very hostile surprises.
AOneBlock is BentoBox's take on IJAminecraft's beloved OneBlock map — rebuilt as a full multiplayer server experience with 11 themed phases, 11,000+ blocks of content, loot chests of varying rarity, and enough depth to keep players coming back for weeks.
Created and maintained by tastybento.
Useful links
Installation#
- Install BentoBox and run it on the server at least once to create its data folders.
- Place this jar in the addons folder of the BentoBox plugin.
- Restart the server.
- The addon will create worlds and a data folder and inside the folder will be a config.yml and config files in phases folder.
- Stop the server.
- Edit config.yml and the .yml config files how you want.
- Delete any worlds that were created by default if you made changes that would affect them.
- Restart the server.
Configuration#
The main config.yml file contains basic information about game-mode addon setup.
phases contains all information about phases that will be present in your AOneBlock world.
panels allows you to customize some user accessible panels.
config.yml#
After addon is successfully installed, it will create a config.yml file. Every option in this file comes with comments about them. Please check file for more information. You can find the latest config file: config.yml
Phase Config Files#
The config files to make the phases are in the phases folder.
There are two files per phase - a file that contains the blocks and mobs, and a file that contains the chests.
The first number of any file is how many blocks need to be mined to reach that phase. This is the phase's key number.
Description
The display name for phases. This name will be displayed in all spots where player try to view a phase.
Description
The icon of the phase is used only in the phases panel.
The icon is created using BentoBox ItemParser
Description
The fixedBlocks section allows forcing certain blocks when player breaks it. The first is a number of block in phase, and then it follows with Bukkit Material. The first block in phase has the index 0, while adding number that is larger than phase running time, will mean that it will not be reached.
Available values you can find here: Materials
We recomend to use blocks that does not require a support block (like torch, rails, plants).
Example
0: GRASS_BLOCK
1: GRASS_BLOCK
2: GRASS_BLOCK
50: SPONGE
CHEST_WITH_X notation
Fixed blocks entries can use the CHEST_WITH_X shorthand to place a chest pre-filled with a specific item, for example CHEST_WITH_WATER_BUCKET. The item must be a valid Bukkit material name.
Description
AOneBlock uses native holograms to show these lines. The first line that is shown before any phase has started is located in aoneblock locales file.
Similar to the fixedBlocks, holograms also start with a number when it should be displayed that follows with a displayed text.
Example
0: "&aFirst block is grass!"
1: "&aSecond block is grass!"
2: "&cWhat if there will be no next block?"
3: "&aGood Luck!"
Description
biome is an experimental option. However, it changes biome only for the "magic" block location. So we would suggest to use the Biomes addon that has an option to change the biome on whole island. You can do it with phase start commands which would trigger biome change.
Description
start-commands section allows defining commands that will be triggered when player starts this phase.
Commands are run as the Console unless the command is prefixed with [SUDO], then the command is run as the player triggering the commands.
These placeholders in the command string will be replaced with the appropriate value:
[island]- Island name[owner]- Island owner's name[player]- The name of the player who broke the block triggering the commands[phase]- the name of this phase[blocks]- the number of blocks broken[level]- your island level (Requires Levels Addon)[bank-balance]- your island bank balance (Requires Bank Addon)[eco-balance]- player's economy balance (Requires Vault and an economy plugin)
Example
start-commands:
- 'give [player] WOODEN_AXE 1'
- 'broadcast [player] just started OneBlock!'
- 'obadmin biomes set [player] aoneblock_fields ISLAND!'
Description
end-commands section allows defining commands that will be triggered when player finishes this phase.
Commands are run as the Console unless the command is prefixed with [SUDO], then the command is run as the player triggering the commands.
These placeholders in the command string will be replaced with the appropriate value:
[island]- Island name[owner]- Island owner's name[player]- The name of the player who broke the block triggering the commands[phase]- the name of this phase[blocks]- the number of blocks broken[level]- your island level (Requires Levels Addon)[bank-balance]- your island bank balance (Requires Bank Addon)[eco-balance]- player's economy balance (Requires Vault and an economy plugin)
Example
end-commands:
- '[SUDO]say Just finished [phase]'
Description
end-commands-first-time section allows defining commands that will be triggered only the first time a player completes this phase. These will not run on subsequent completions.
Commands are run as the Console unless the command is prefixed with [SUDO], then the command is run as the player triggering the commands.
These placeholders in the command string will be replaced with the appropriate value:
[island]- Island name[owner]- Island owner's name[player]- The name of the player who broke the block triggering the commands[phase]- the name of this phase[blocks]- the number of blocks broken[level]- your island level (Requires Levels Addon)[bank-balance]- your island bank balance (Requires Bank Addon)[eco-balance]- player's economy balance (Requires Vault and an economy plugin)
Example
end-commands-first-time:
- 'broadcast &c&l[!] &b[player] &fhas completed the &d&n[phase]&f phase for the first time.'
Description
requirements section allows limiting access to the next phase until specified requirements are met. Currently, there are 5 requirement fields:
economy-balance- the minimum player's economy balance (Requires Vault and an economy plugin)bank-balance- the minimum island bank balance (requires Bank Addon)level- the island level (Requires Levels Addon)permission- a permission stringcooldown- the minimum number of seconds that must pass since the phase was last started (prevents rapid phase switching)
Example
requirements:
bank-balance: 10000
level: 10
permission: ready.for.battle
cooldown: 60
Description
The blocks section list Bukkit Materials followed by a relative probability.
Available values you can find here: Materials
All the probability values are added up for the whole phase and the chance of the block being placed is the relative probability divided by the total of all the probabilities.
Example
blocks:
GRASS_BLOCK: 2
STONE: 3
This example shows that there is 40% chance to spawn a grass block while 60% to spawn stone. (2 / (2+3)) and (3 / (2+3))
Description
The mob section list mobs that can spawn and their relative probability along with blocks. You can only list entities that are alive and can spawn in this list. EntityTypes
Example
mobs:
COW: 150
SPIDER: 75
Description
Since version 1.11 you can now specify custom blocks (thanks to @HSGamer). You can do it in both places: blocks and fixed-blocks.
To define custom blocks in blocks section, you need to add - before each element. Also, blocks must be defined with type, data and probability values. Supported types are:
block-data: uses/setblockcommand to place a block in the world. Requiresdatafieldmob: uses Spawn Entity API to create requested entity. Requiresmobfield, and optionallyunderlying-blockfield (default: STONE)itemsadder: uses ItemsAdder API to create block. Requiresidfield. ItemsAdder plugin must be installed.nexo: uses Nexo API to create block. Requiresidfield. Nexo plugin must be installed.craftengine: uses CraftEngine API to create block. Requiresidfield. CraftEngine plugin must be installed. Requires BentoBox 3.15.0+.
Example
fixedBlocks:
0:
type: block-data
data: minecraft:chest[waterlogged=true]
1: GRASS_BLOCK
2: GRASS_BLOCK
blocks:
- type: block-data
data: minecraft:chest[waterlogged=true]
probability: 10
- type: block-data
data: minecraft:chest
probability: 10
- type: mob
mob: ZOMBIE
underlying-block: STONE
probability: 5
- type: itemsadder
id: mypack:ruby_ore
probability: 10
- type: nexo
id: mypack:custom_block
probability: 10
- type: craftengine
id: mypack:custom_block
probability: 10
- DIRT: 10 # old syntax still works.
ItemsAdder and Nexo
To use custom blocks from ItemsAdder or Nexo, the respective plugin must be installed on your server. AOneBlock automatically detects these plugins on startup and registers the appropriate block handlers. If you configure an itemsadder or nexo block but the plugin is not installed, the block will fall back to STONE.
In the chests file, it just has the phase number and a chests section.
Description
If CHEST is listed in the blocks section, then it will be randomly filled according to this section. You can define as many chests as you like. The first number is a unique chest number. Then follows the chest contents that includes the slot number and the item stack contents. Finally, there is the chest's rarity, which can be COMMON, UNCOMMON, RARE or EPIC. The chances for them are hard-codded with values: 62%, 25%, 9%, and 4%.
The best way to set chests is to do it in game. Fill a chest with the contents you want and then while looking at it enter the command /[admin_cmd] setchest <phase> <rarity> where
Be very careful when editing the chest items and check that the material is a true Bukkit material and spelled correctly.
Customizable GUI's#
BentoBox 1.17 API introduced a function that allows to implement customizable GUI's. This addon is one of the first one which uses this functionality. We tried to be as simple as possible for customization, however, some features requires explanation. You can find more information how BentoBox custom GUI's works here: Custom GUI's
How can I customize GUI's
To customize Addon GUI's you need to have version 1.10. This is a first version that has implemented them. Addon will create a new directory under /plugins/BentoBox/addons/AOneBlock with a name panels
What does PREVIOUS|NEXT button type?
The PREVIOUS and NEXT button types allows creating automatic paging, when you have more islands than spaces in GUI. These types have extra parameters under data:
indexing- indicates if button will show page number.
Example:
icon: tipped_arrow[potion_contents={custom_color:11546150}]
title: aoneblock.gui.buttons.previous.name
description: aoneblock.gui.buttons.previous.description
data:
type: PREVIOUS
indexing: true
actions:
previous:
click-type: LEFT
tooltip: aoneblock.gui.tips.click-to-previous
What is PHASE button type?
This button allows players to view phase name and requirements. If users has access to phase changing, and they already have reached a phase, they can select it again and replay it.
icon, title and description is generated dynamically based on phase properties. However, you can change it manually.
Example:
# icon: PLAYER_HEAD
# title: aoneblock.gui.buttons.phase.name
# description: aoneblock.gui.buttons.phase.description
data:
type: PHASE
actions:
select:
click-type: LEFT
tooltip: aoneblock.gui.tips.click-to-change
Commands#
Tip
[player_command] and [admin_command] are commands that differ depending on the gamemode you are running.
The Gamemodes' config.yml file contains options that allows you to modify these values.
As an example, on AOneBlock, the default [player_command] is ob, and the default [admin_command] is oba.
Be aware, that this addon allows changing player commands aliases in addon config.yml file.
/[player_command] count: sends a message in chat about current phase progress./[player_command] phases: opens a GUI that allows the viewing and choosing of phases./[player_command] setcount <number>: allows changing the current phase where<number>is the phase start number./[player_command] check: spawns particles around the magic block or respawns it, if for some reason it was missing./[player_command] bossbar: toggles the boss bar display showing phase progress. (Since 1.21.2, requiresbossbar: truein config)/[player_command] actionbar: toggles the action bar display showing phase progress. (Since 1.21.2, requiresactionbar: truein config)
/[admin_command] sanity [<phase>]: sends a message if phases (or<phase>) chests are correct./[admin_command] setcount <player> <number>: allows changing the current phase to a<player>where<number>is the phase start number./[admin_command] setchest <phase> <rarity>: saves a chest that player is looking at into<phase>chests section with<rarity>.
By default, BentoBox GameMode addons comes with the default sub-command set, however, each addon may introduce even more sub commands.
Complete AOneBlock Command List
Permissions#
Tip
[gamemode] prefix in every place for AOneBlock addon must be replaced with aoneblock.
aoneblock.count- Let the player use the '/[player_command] count' command. Enabled by default.aoneblock.phases- Let the player use the '/[player_command] phases' command. Disabled by default.aoneblock.island.setcount- Let the player use the '/[player_command] setcount' command. Disabled by default.aoneblock.respawn-block- Let the player use the '/[player_command] check' command. Enabled by default.aoneblock.island.bossbar- Let the player use the '/[player_command] bossbar' command. Enabled by default. (Requiresbossbar: truein config)aoneblock.island.actionbar- Let the player use the '/[player_command] actionbar' command. Enabled by default. (Requiresactionbar: truein config)
aoneblock.admin.sanity- Let the player use the '/[admin_command] sanity' command. Default OP.aoneblock.admin.setchest- Let the player use the '/[admin_command] setchest' command. Default OP.aoneblock.admin.setcount- Let the player use the '/[admin_command] setcount' command. Default OP.
By default, BentoBox GameMode addons comes with the default sub-permission set, however, each addon may introduce even more sub-permissions.
Complete AOneBlock Permission List
Flags#
AOneBlock introduces several custom flags that control gameplay behavior:
| Flag | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
START_SAFETY | World Setting | When enabled, players cannot move for a brief period when they create a new island, preventing them from falling off immediately. Duration is set by starting-safety-duration in config. | false |
ONEBLOCK_BOSSBAR | Island Setting | Toggles whether the OneBlock phase progress boss bar is shown for the player. Only available if bossbar: true is set in config. | true |
ONEBLOCK_ACTIONBAR | Island Setting | Toggles whether the OneBlock phase progress action bar is shown for the player. Only available if actionbar: true is set in config. | true |
MAGIC_BLOCK | Protection | Sets the minimum island rank required to break the magic block. Default rank is Coop. | COOP |
Placeholders#
AOneBlock addon has its own unique placeholders. These placeholders relates to the data AOneBlock is storing.
| Placeholder | Description | AOneBlock Version |
|---|---|---|
| %aoneblock_my_island_phase% | the phase of your island | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_count% | the block count of your island | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_phase% | the phase of the island you are standing on | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_count% | the block count of the island you are standing on | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_next_phase% | the next phase for your island | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_next_phase% | the next phase for the island you are standing on | 1.1.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_blocks_to_next_phase% | blocks to go until the next phase, or "infinite" if there is no next phase | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_blocks_to_next_phase% | blocks until the next phase for the island you are standing on | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_percent_done% | phase completion percentage | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_percent_done% | phase completion percentage of the island you are standing on | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_done_scale% | phase completion scale of your island | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_done_scale% | phase completion scale of the island you are standing on | 1.5.2 |
| %aoneblock_my_island_lifetime_count% | the block count of lifetime for your island | 1.10.0 |
| %aoneblock_visited_island_lifetime_count% | the block count of lifetime for the island you are standing on | 1.10.0 |
By default, BentoBox GameMode addons comes with default placeholders set, however, each addon may introduce even more placeholders.
Complete AOneBlock Placeholder List
FAQ#
Can you add a feature X?
Please add it to the list here.
I have a bug, where should I report it?
Please add it to the list here.
What phases are there?
There are 11 phases: Plains, Underground, Winter, Ocean, Jungle, Swamp, Dungeon, Desert, The Nether, Plenty, Desolation, and The End.
Each phase features a set of blocks, items, and mobs appropriate for the setting.
How many blocks are there in the 11 phases?
There are currently 11 thousand blocks!
What happens after the last phase?
The phases repeat.
Why do I keep falling and dying!
There are tricks to surviving, but it might be difficult! You need to build defenses.
Why do certain blocks spawn more frequently than others?
They just do! You can set the relative probability in the config files in the phases folder.
How do I know which is the magic block?
Hit it and it will give out green particles.
My magic block is no longer there! How do I get another one?
You will have to place a block there. Worse case, kill yourself and one will be generated.
My magic block is liquid! How can I mine it?
Use a bucket.
Which mobs can spawn?
Each phase has a different set of mobs that can spawn. Be careful because they may push you off! If you listen carefully, you may hear hostile mobs coming.
I have no chance to react to hostile mobs spawning!
Be prepared. Listen carefully when you mine a block and you will hear hostile mobs coming before they spawn. If you are in a hostile phase, then expect mobs and build defenses to protect yourself. You can mine a block from quite far away.
When mobs spawn, my defenses are destroyed! Why?
Mobs make space to spawn. If there's anything in the way, it'll be broken and dropped. You'll have to build accordingly.
Do chests spawn?
Yes. Chests spawn with random items in them from the current phase. There are common, uncommon, rare and epic chests. Chests with sparkles are good.
Is it possible to reach the Nether or End in this map?
The vanilla Nether exists by default but there is no End world.
However, BentoBox is customizable, and you can enable nether islands and end world in AOneBlock config file.
Be aware, magic block is located only in overworld.
What is the end goal?
It's whatever you want it to be!
How to use holograms?
AOneBlock uses Holographic Displays for holograms if you use 1.12.3 and below. You need to install this plugin to use holograms sections!
However, since 1.13 version and Minecraft 1.19.4, you do not need any extra plugins for holograms. They will be displayed using Minecraft Text Entity.
Should I use the Levels addon?
It's up to you, but if you do be aware that levels could get high because players have an infinite block. I prefer not to use it and instead use the Likes addon.
Translations#
Help us keep translations accurate
Most BentoBox and addon translations are now generated with the help of AI, so the bulk of the work is already done — but AI is not perfect. What we really need from the community is error reports and corrections.
- Spotted a mistake or awkward phrasing? Open an issue or a PR on the relevant repository at bentobox.world (a short link to our GitHub org), or tell us on Discord.
- Want to add a brand-new language? Open a PR adding a new locale file to
src/main/resources/locales/in the relevant repo, or ask on Discord and we'll get you started.
| Language | Language code | Progress |
|---|---|---|
| English (United States) | en-US | 100% (Default) |
| Chinese, China | zh-CN | 100% |
| Chinese, Taiwan | zh-TW | 100% |
| Croatian | hr | 100% |
| Czech | cs | 100% |
| French | fr | 100% |
| German | de | 100% |
| Hungarian | hu | 100% |
| Indonesian | id | 100% |
| Italian | it | 100% |
| Japanese | ja | 100% |
| Polish | pl | 100% |
| Portuguese | pt | 100% |
| Russian | ru | 100% |
| Spanish | es | 100% |
| Turkish | tr | 100% |
| Ukrainian | uk | 100% |
| Vietnamese | vi | 100% |
Api#
Since BentoBox 1.17 API implemented a feature that solved an issue with classloaders. Plugins that wants to use access to the code directly, now can do it.
You just need to add AOneBlock to your project as dependency. You can use Maven for that:
<dependency>
<groupId>world.bentobox</groupId>
<artifactId>aoneblock</artifactId>
<version>1.10.0</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
AOneBlock addon stores data in a separate database table.
Description
OneBlockIslands stores all information about island progress through phases.
Link to the source code: OneBlockIslands
Variables
- "uniqueId": the island unique ID. It is equal to the Island uniqueId.
- "blockNumber": the current broken block number.
- "lifetime": the overall number of broken blocks.
- "phaseName": the current phase name.
- "hologram": the hologram text that is shown.
Code example
To access this data, you need to access to AOneBlock addon. It can be several ways, but example bellow shows a generic way that is accessible from everywhere.
public void accessToAOneBlockData(@NonNull Island island) {
BentoBox.getInstance().getAddonsManager().<AOneBlock>getAddonByName("AOneBlock").ifPresent(aOneBlock -> {
OneBlockIslands oneBlockData = aOneBlock.getOneBlocksIsland(island);
String islandUniqueId = oneBlockData.getUniqueId();
int brokenBlocks = oneBlockData.getBlockNumber();
long lifetimeBlocks = oneBlockData.getLifetime();
String phase = oneBlockData.getPhaseName();
String hologram = oneBlockData.getHologram();
});
}
Events#
AOneBlock has some custom events that are called only in AOneBlock. But BentoBox GameMode events are still triggered in AOneBlock.
Description
This event is triggered before entity is spawned. It contains a list of blocks that will be cleared or replaced with water.
Can be cancelled.
Link to the class: BlockClearEvent
Variables
Entity entity- entity that is spawned.List<Block> airBlocks- the list of blocks that will be replaced with air.List<Block> waterBlocks- the list of blocks that will be replaced with water.boolean cancelled- the boolean that indicates if event is cancelled.
Code example
@EventHandler(priority = EventPriority.MONITOR)
public void onBlockClear(BlockClearEvent event) {
Entity entity = event.getEntity();
List<Block> airBlocks = event.getAirBlocks();
List<Block> waterBlocks = event.getWaterBlocks();
boolean cancelled = event.isCancelled();
}
Description
This event is triggered after entity is spawned. It just contains basic information about spawned entity.
Link to the class: MagicBlockEntityEvent
Variables
EntityType entityType- entityType that is spawned.@NonNull Island island- the island where entity is summoned@Nullable UUID playerUUID- the user id who triggered entity spawning. Can be Null.@NonNull Block block- the magic block location.
Code example
@EventHandler(priority = EventPriority.MONITOR)
public void onMagicBlockEntity(MagicBlockEntityEvent event) {
EntityType entityType = event.getEntityType();
Island island = event.getIsland();
UUID playerUUID = event.getPlayerUUID();
Block block = event.getBlock();
}
Variables
@Nullable ItemStack tool- the tool that broke magic block.@NotNull Material nextBlockMaterial- the next magic block material.@NonNull Island island- the island where block is summoned.@Nullable UUID playerUUID- the user id who broke magic block. Can be Null.@NonNull Block block- the magic block location.
Code example
@EventHandler(priority = EventPriority.MONITOR)
public void onMagicBlock(MagicBlockEvent event) {
ItemStack tool = event.getTool();
Material nextBlockMaterial = event.getNextBlockMaterial();
Island island = event.getIsland();
UUID playerUUID = event.getPlayerUUID();
Block block = event.getBlock();
}
Description
This event is triggered after a new phase has started.
Link to the class: MagicBlockPhaseEvent
Variables
String phase- the name of the new phase.String oldPhase- the name of previous phase.int blockNumber- the block number when new phase starts.@NonNull Island island- the island where block is summoned.@Nullable UUID playerUUID- the user id who broke magic block. Can be Null.@NonNull Block block- the magic block location.
Code example
@EventHandler(priority = EventPriority.MONITOR)
public void onMagicBlockPhase(MagicBlockPhaseEvent event) {
String phase = event.getPhase();
String oldPhase = event.getOldPhase();
int blockNumber = event.getBlockNumber();
Island island = event.getIsland();
UUID playerUUID = event.getPlayerUUID();
Block block = event.getBlock();
}
Changelog#
What's new in v1.23.0 — locale and config update required
Released: 2026-04-11
- Nexo custom block support. AOneBlock now supports Nexo custom blocks in phase definitions (alongside the existing ItemsAdder support). Define them with
type: nexoand anidfield in your phases config. - HEX / MiniMessage color support in action bar. The
/ob actionbartext now correctly renders HEX colors and full MiniMessage formatting. - 🔡 Russian locale updated to MiniMessage format with grammar corrections.
- Several action bar locale and translation bug fixes.
🔺 Nexo support is a new config option. If you use Nexo, add Nexo-type block entries to your phase .yml files.
🔡 Regenerate locale files if you have customisations.
What's new in v1.24.0 — requires BentoBox 3.15.0
Released: 2026-04-26
- CraftEngine custom block support. Phases can now spawn CraftEngine blocks using
type: craftenginein phase definitions. Requires BentoBox 3.15.0+. - Configurable chest particles per rarity. The particle type and color shown above UNCOMMON/RARE/EPIC chests are now configurable in
config.ymlunderworld.chest-particles. Set a particle toNONEto disable it. CHEST_WITH_Xfixed-block notation. PhasefixedBlocksnow acceptCHEST_WITH_<ITEM>entries to place a chest pre-filled with that item (e.g.CHEST_WITH_WATER_BUCKET).OBSIDIAN_SCOOPINGnow off by default. New installs have this flag set tofalse. Existing servers with an explicit setting are unaffected.- 🔡 Placeholder defaults for islandless players:
%aoneblock_my_island_phase%,%aoneblock_my_island_count%, and%aoneblock_my_island_percent_done%now returnUnknown,0, and0%instead of empty strings.
🔺 Requires BentoBox 3.15.0 or later — this release will not load against older BentoBox versions.
⚙️ New config section world.chest-particles — copy from the latest config.yml if you want configurable particle effects.
🔡 Regenerate locale files to pick up new keys.
What's new in v1.25.0
Released: 2026-05-03
- Populated bee nest in Plenty. The Plenty phase now spawns a
bee_nest(3 bees inside,honey_level=0) at the same density as the existing honey items, closing the long-standing honey-farming gap. - Magic block client-side resync after mob rolls. When the magic block rolled a mob, the cancelled break event left the block looking transparent client-side until the next chunk resync. The block state is now resent to the mining player immediately.
- 🐛 CraftEngine startup-order fix.
AOneBlock'sonEnableruns before CraftEngine has populated its block registry, which previously caused a flood of falseBad custom blockerrors. The block parser now trusts an explicittype: craftenginedeclaration at config-load time and validates the ID at placement instead. - 🐛 Stricter CraftEngine block-ID validation at config load. Blank IDs and IDs missing the
namespace:keyform are now rejected at config-load time instead of silently accepted and failing later. - 🐛 Configurable chest particles no longer crash on non-
DUSTtypes. Particle types whose data type is non-Void(e.g.ITEM,BLOCK,ENTITY_EFFECT) used to throwIllegalArgumentException. They are now detected, logged as a warning, and skipped.DUSTand void-data particles work unchanged.
🔺 If you want the new bee nest, copy the new entry into your phases/8500_plenty.yml (or delete the phases folder so it regenerates) — customised phase files are not overwritten on upgrade.