Cookie World

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Cookie blocks, candy cane trees, milk water. Oh and the cookie blocks are lucky blocks too!

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Cookie World 1.1

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Hey everyone, I made this after my nephew watched a cookie world video on youtube and I was unable to find the mod/datapack allowing us to play it.

I have 0 coding experience so I used MCreator. The mod is not perfect and quite scuffed but it should be playable and a very similar experience to what you've seen on youtube!

Everything is cookie blocks (which act like lucky blocks), the trees are candy cane trees and and the leaves drop leaves and candy when you break them.
The cookie overworld biome has most structures activated except nether bastions, fortresses and end cities.
Lots of structures spawn which is something I don't know how to control, so I hope you enjoy lots of structures. :)

Mushrooms wouldn't spawn in the nether so now they drop from the normal nether cookie blocks (so not the netherrack cookie blocks).

IMPORTANT:

In order to get just the cookie biome make sure to:
Create new world and go to "more world options" and change "World Type: Default" to "World Type: Single Biome", click customize then select "Cookie World" and click done.

To get you started here is a seed where you spawn close to multiple villages (not necessary since you can break the cookie blocks with a wooden pickaxe) :

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Thanks to MCreator for the software allowing me to make a mod with 0 experience.
Thanks to NorthWestTrees Mcreator's tutorials about MCreator usually giving me the exact solutions to my problems

Some of the candy textures are from Sugarpack so check them out if you like the candy textures!

 Enjoy!

tags so people can find it: cookieblock, cookie_block, luckyblock, lucky_block, cookieworld, cookie_world, cookiegod, cookie_god, cookie_biome, cookienether, cookie_nether, candy, candy_world, gingerbread, candycane, candy_cane, candytrees, candy_trees, minecraft but cookies, minecraft but the whole world is cookie blocks, aCookieGod, CookieGod, I_Survived_100_Days_in_a_COOKIE_ONLY_WORLD, I Survived 100 Days in a COOKIE ONLY WORLD.

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  • Lots of structures
    Lots of structures
  • Cookie world nether
    Cookie world nether
  • Cookie world mineshaft
    Cookie world mineshaft
  • Cookie world village
    Cookie world village

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