If you are still using CraftBukkit or Spigot 1.8.8-1.11 use Version 1.4.
- Tested Minecraft Versions:
- 1.8
- 1.9
- 1.10
- 1.11
- 1.12
- 1.13
- 1.14
- 1.15
- Source Code:
- https://github.com/OtakuMegane/TallNether
If you are using CraftBukkit or Spigot 1.12 or later, use the current version.
TallNether is fairly straightforward in function: instead of the 128 block high dimension normally used it generates the full 256 block height Minecraft can allow. It achieves this using the vanilla generator but with some of the settings changed to increase the generation height.
Exploring the taller nether is an interesting experience. It feels the same at first until you realize how long you've been working your way up...then look down into an abyss where lava falls disappear into the haze and the bottom can't be seen.
A quick practical warning: One of the likely reasons this has never been implemented in vanilla Minecraft is because it puts a rather heavy load on the terrain generator. It's similar in resource usage to the Amplified world type. Once a chunk has finished generating, performance should be little different from that of the normal nether.
Installation and Configuration
Installing the plugin isn't too hard:
If you are using this on a new map, the configuration file must be set up before starting the server/creating the world. Otherwise some vanilla chunks may get generated.
- Download TallNether.zip and extract the files to the plugins directory.
- You should have a TallNether.jar and a directory named TallNether.
- Inside the TallNether directory edit the config.yml file to set up your configuration.
- Start up the server and when an enabled world with the nether environment is created or loaded TallNether should substitute itself for that world's nether generator.
You can use this on an existing nether world as well but there will obviously be a significant mismatch with the existing chunks. Be sure to make a back up before trying TallNether!
Details on configuration can be found here: TallNether Configuration
Screenshots
Because the plugin is still the vanilla generator and how Minecraft renders the fog and draw distance in the nether it's a bit hard to really show the difference in screenshots but here's a couple anyway:
No bedrock yet, only starting the journey.
What's down there? Who knows. Feather Falling ain't gonna save you though.
This is a shot using OptiFine to get rid of the nether fog. This was taken from y = 100. It's a long way up.
Issues and bugs
If you happen to encounter any actual bugs, please file a ticket: https://github.com/OtakuMegane/TallNether/issues
Finalized
TallNether is considered finalized with all intended features present. Unless a worthwhile idea comes to mind, the only expected updates will be compatibility for future versions of Minecraft or fixes in case a bug is discovered.
TallNether 2.3.1
Generate a 256 block high nether!
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Recent Updates
- 1.15.2 Update Jan 26, 2020
- 1.15 Support Dec 18, 2019
- Add 1.14 Support May 11, 2019
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Author's Response
It's actually a failsafe to avoid conflicting with other plugins or mods that may alter the generator. PaperSpigot and related branches do some kind of change to the generator classes but I haven't had a chance to poke around yet. If it does turn out to be something that won't be an issue I will add an exception but for the moment it won't work on Paper or other versions based on it.
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