Tsunami Disasters adds a bucket that starts an expanding, destructive flood. Place it down and the water keeps spreading, washing away dirt, sand, grass, and trees as it goes.

Find the Tsunami Water Bucket in the Disasters creative tab. Its water spreads aggressively without the usual limits of Minecraft water. Resistant blocks such as obsidian can stop it.

Use a disposable world. The flood keeps growing and can destroy your terrain and leave the map underwater. It is meant for experimenting with large floods, and all those fluid updates can put a heavy load on your computer.

Tsunami Disasters

Sometimes you just want to wash the whole world away. I made this mod for one reason: total chaos. It introduces a mechanic that lets you unleash a massive, endless flood that actually destroys the terrain as it spreads.

How it works

It’s pretty simple, but dangerous.

• The Tsunami Bucket: I added a new item called the "Tsunami Water Bucket" (you can find it in the new "Disasters" tab).
• The Flood: When you place this water, it doesn't behave like normal Minecraft water. It spreads aggressively and infinitely.
• Destruction: It doesn't just cover the land; it washes it away. Dirt, sand, grass, trees—they all get destroyed by the current. Only hard blocks like Obsidian can stop it.

A Very Serious Warning

I am not kidding when I say this will ruin your world. The flood does not stop. Once you place that bucket, the water will keep spreading until your entire map is underwater.

Do not use this on a save file you care about. This is strictly for messing around or testing how long your PC can survive the fluid calculations.

Have fun! (And bring a boat.)

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