Setting a Custom World Type as the Default Selection

Editing the Client Configuration

When you start a new world in vanilla Minecraft, the game defaults to standard terrain, requiring you to manually click through options if you prefer a different world type. Default World Type Mod allows you to change this default behavior directly from your client configuration.

1. Close Minecraft if it is currently running.

2. Open your client configuration file for Default World Type Mod in your text editor.

3. Enter the identifier of your desired world type into the configuration setting. For instance, you can specify Amplified, a standard Skyblock option, or an identifier provided by another mod (such as botania-skyblock from Garden of Glass).

4. Save the configuration file and launch the game.

Testing the World Creation Screen

Once the game loads, navigate to the Singleplayer menu and select the option to create a new world. Inspect the world type option on the world creation screen. The setting you specified in your configuration will now be selected automatically by default. You no longer have to manually scroll or cycle through terrain choices to get your preferred environment, ensuring every newly generated world starts with your chosen world setting.