How to Configure Settings and Disable World Griefing
When playing with A Breach Happened Data Pack, random terrain holes, out-of-place redstone torches, and digging entities can alter your survival world. Before you start building, you should configure the data pack and your vanilla audio settings so the horror mechanics work properly without ruining your builds.
Toggling World Griefing
If you want to protect your bases and surrounding terrain from random holes and block-breaking anomalies, you can disable world griefing directly through the in-game settings panel.
1. Ensure cheats/commands are enabled in your world (or temporarily open your single-player world to LAN with cheats allowed).
2. Open the chat window and run the command /function abh:settings.
3. Use the interactive menu that appears in the chat to toggle world griefing on or off according to your preference.
Accessing the Quick Guide and Audio Setup
To get the most out of the psychological horror mechanics and stay aware of nearby threats, adjust your controls and sound settings before exploring:
- Open the Visual Guide: Press the
Gkey at any time during gameplay to open the in-game quick action visual guide. - Enable Game Music: Open your vanilla Minecraft Options > Music & Sounds menu and make sure your Music slider is turned up. The data pack relies on custom atmospheric music tracks and sudden silence to warn you when dangerous entities are approaching.