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Version 1.21.120 [31 October 2025]:
-Updated: the mod for minecraft version 1.21.120
-Updated: manifest to make use of the "beta" new argument, that will ensure that latest beta api will be used, even after major updates of minecraft version
-Changed: the recipes of nether quartz to obtain resources less OP, in particular you will no more receive the ores but instead the "raw" variants. In particular diamonds requires double the amount of quartz now
-Added: you can craft "ores" instead, for aesthetic purposes, using the stonecutter and relative block of the resource. For example to get Iron ore you use a block of iron in the stonecutter. This is intended only for niche use by builders as it is not economically profitable
-REMEMBER TO DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL BOTH THE RESOURCE PACK AND THE BEHAVIOR PACK AND TO ENABLE BETA API FOR THE MOD TO WORK!
Downloads
- [BP] Rule Villages Behavior Pack 1.21.120 (859.3 KB)
- [RP] Rule Villages Resource Pack 1.21.120 (1.35 MB)
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This is an excellent addon — it’s perfect for my plan to build a castle in solo play.
Is it possible to disable the TANK and VEHICLE features? These two elements feel a bit out of place for the game’s style, since they mix medieval and industrial themes?
Para la versión 1.21.113 el soporte ya no está disponible, intenta iniciar el mundo asegurándote de habilitar la opción beta-api experimental
This means that previous versions of minecraft, like 1.21.60 or lower will not be able to run this mod.
Higher versions of minecraft, instead, can run this mod. So for example minecraft 1.21.80 can run this mod. Note though, that in every minecraft update Mojang usually modify the API and libraries on top of the additions they introduce, this means that there is the possibility for new versions of minecraft to create incompatibilities with mods.
Now i have already tested the current version of this mod for minecraft 1.21.80 and you can definitely run it, but based on my tests with minecraft preview i can already tell you that this mod will not be compatible with minecraft 1.21.90 when it will be released, but for that time I will be ready with an update for this addon!
Let me know!
About your question, this mod doesn't change how villages borders are handled by minecraft, vanilla villages are totally vanilla meaning that how big they are and how large are their borders are totally handled by minecraft hardcoded mechanics, I invite you to read the paragraphs of this wiki to learn more about bedrock villages, if you want:
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I can say that sometimes the village shrinks or changes its phisical size because often the villagers shift their jobs and beds, changing the beds to which they are linked to, often because they cannot reach them. The only possible solution is to place the village controller the most possible median location, considering all the beds that are in the village or making sure that there are multiple assigned beds near the village controller. (Assigned beds means that villagers actually sleep on them during the night)
Hope this helps!