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Tectonic Widebore Data Pack Wiki & Guide

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Modifies world generation to create wider bore holes and altered terrain structures.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Customize Your Hammer's Mining Area SizeAccess the Mining Power Settings The data pack lets you adjust how wide and deep your hammer digs. Run the command…Mine Efficiently in Long Tunnels and QuarriesPlan Your Tunnel Layout When mining long distances, position yourself so your hammer's area pattern aligns with your…Set Up Your First Hammer and Start MiningCraft Your First Hammer Before you can use area mining, you need to build a hammer. Open your crafting table and use…Troubleshoot Hammer Mining Not WorkingVerify Your Hammer is Equipped Correctly Make sure your hammer is in your main hand, not your off-hand. Off-hand…

Frequently asked questions

How do I craft my first hammer?
Type /trigger show_recipes_in_chat to see all hammer crafting layouts in your chat, then gather the required tool materials (iron, gold, diamond, or netherite) and craft at a regular crafting table. Once crafted, equip the hammer in your main hand and you're ready to mine.
What's the difference between the hammer tiers?
The mod includes four hammer tiers made from iron, gold, diamond, and netherite materials. Higher-tier hammers are more durable and mine faster, but all tiers break blocks in the same area patterns regardless of material.
Can I mine single blocks without breaking a 3x3 area?
Yes—crouch (sneak) while mining to break only one block at a time, as long as sneak bypass is enabled. Use /function datapack:juix_datapacks/toggle_sneak_bypass to turn this safety feature on or off.
How do I change the hammer's mining area size?
Run /function datapack:hammers_datapack/change_mining_power to open the settings menu, where you can adjust your hammer's dig width and depth from the standard 3×3 up to larger patterns like 5×5×3.

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