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Long abandoned digital pocket dimensions

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paradise-neoforge-1.21.1-1.2.jar
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Paradise

Paradise is a pocket dimension mod lightly inspired by Dimensional Doors and Shimeji Simulation. It adds quaint digital worlds perfect for building in, and to act as a teleportation hub to get to different parts of your world. There are also a number of unique decorative and functional blocks and items that add flavour and utility to the experience.

Paradise also adds complex PvP elements through a Whitelist and Intrusion system. Each pocket dimension has a whitelist that can be edited by those on the whitelist (or anyone if the whitelist is empty), and players who aren't whitelisted won't be able to teleport into the dimension through normal means*. However, by using a DataScrambler a player can hack their way in and when they do so, they become a pixelated Intruder and trigger the dimension's primary defense mechanism, the Watcher. If at any time the intruder lets go of the DataScrambler, the system will lock onto them and eject them from the dimension.

*Teleportation into a paradise dimension via other means (such as Waystones) cannot block unwhitelisted players, but will auto inflict the EJECTION effect on intruders

Commands useful for server admins can be found here

Getting Started

To begin, you'll want to craft a Signal Detector.
While the detector is in your hotbar, it will start beeping when you are within range of a DataServer, and the closer you get the faster it beeps. Make sure you bring a disc with you, it'll be important later!

Once you've found the location, dig down to discover the bunker housing the DataServer, and use the disc you brought on the DataServer to encode the pocket dimension data.

The disc will become an Access Disc, which can be inserted into a DataReader to open a portal to the pocket dimension!

Every safe pocket dimension comes with an EmergencyExit and WhitelistController hidden just below the platform you spawn in on


Compatibilities

Sable Compatible!
Compatible with McQoy for easier config changing!

If you find any issues, please post there here

Extra Credits

Josh/Joosh For the lovely asparagus!

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Paradise

Paradise is a pocket dimension mod lightly inspired by Dimensional Doors and Shimeji Simulation. It adds quaint digital worlds perfect for building in, and to act as a teleportation hub to get to different parts of your world. There are also a number of unique decorative and functional blocks and items that add flavour and utility to the experience.

Paradise also adds complex PvP elements through a Whitelist and Intrusion system. Each pocket dimension has a whitelist that can be edited by those on the whitelist (or anyone if the whitelist is empty), and players who aren't whitelisted won't be able to teleport into the dimension through normal means*. However, by using a DataScrambler a player can hack their way in and when they do so, they become a pixelated Intruder and trigger the dimension's primary defense mechanism, the Watcher. If at any time the intruder lets go of the DataScrambler, the system will lock onto them and eject them from the dimension.

*Teleportation into a paradise dimension via other means (such as Waystones) cannot block unwhitelisted players, but will auto inflict the EJECTION effect on intruders

Commands useful for server admins can be found here

Getting Started

Spoiler To begin, you'll want to craft a Signal Detector.
While the detector is in your hotbar, it will start beeping when you are within range of a DataServer, and the closer you get the faster it beeps. Make sure you bring a disc with you, it'll be important later!

Once you've found the location, dig down to discover the bunker housing the DataServer, and use the disc you brought on the DataServer to encode the pocket dimension data.

The disc will become an Access Disc, which can be inserted into a DataReader to open a portal to the pocket dimension!

Every safe pocket dimension comes with an EmergencyExit and WhitelistController hidden just below the platform you spawn in on


Compatibilities

Sable Compatible!
Compatible with McQoy for easier config changing!

Extra Credits

Josh/Joosh For the lovely asparagus!

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