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Random Chunks

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Random Chunks

By AlcatrazEscapeeOwner

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Randomly shuffles where chunks generate.

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Minecraft
1.21
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Randomizes chunks! Cryptographically proven to bijectively randomize your chunks and generate them in a mostly completely entirely random location, no chunk left behind. Does so to any dimension it can find, really. Was this mod just an excuse to break out the all-time classic, An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography 2nd Ed, and incorporate finite fields into a Minecraft mod? Absolutely, entirely, yes. Was it overkill and completely unnecessary? Also yes.

This mod is for people who don't believe that hexagons are the bestagons.

Randomizes chunks. Cryptographically proven to bijectively randomize your chunks and generate them in a mostly completely entirely random location, no chunk left behind. Does so to any dimension it can find, really. Was this mod just an excuse to break out the all-time classic, An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography 2nd Ed, and incorporate finite fields into a Minecraft mod? Absolutely, entirely, yes. Was it overkill and completely unnecessary? Also yes.

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This is for people who don't think that hexagons are the bestagons.