Beginner’s Delight Mod FAQ

Check that auto_generate is enabled in your mod configuration file—if it's set to false, houses won't spawn. Also verify you're in a brand-new world; the mod only generates a house on first world creation, not in existing saves.

No, the mod only generates starter houses in newly created worlds. If you want a house in an existing world, you can use the data pack templates to manually place a custom building or create a new world.

Run the command `/beginnersdelight village enable` on your server to activate Village Mode; after that, new players who join will each receive their own house connected by dirt paths.

Yes, the mod uses only vanilla blocks like oak wood and cobblestone, so the house structure and all its contents remain in your world even after you uninstall the mod.

Yes, you can modify the loot table through the mod's data pack templates to change what items spawn inside the chest or barrel when a new world is created.

Only in Village Mode; enable it with `/beginnersdelight village enable` and each new player will spawn with a personal house. Without Village Mode, only one starter house generates at the world spawn point.

Use the gamerule command `/gamerule beginnersdelight:generate_starter_house false` in that world to disable house generation while keeping the mod active.

Yes, the mod automatically adjusts the house position to fit naturally on hills, plains, and uneven ground so it doesn't float or clip into the landscape.

Yes, run `/beginnersdelight config reload` while in-game to reload the configuration file without needing to restart.

The mod only generates buildings once at world creation using vanilla blocks, so it has minimal performance impact; the main cost is the one-time generation when you start a new world.