Skip Experimental Warning Prompts When Loading Custom Saves

Launching Flagged Worlds Directly

In standard Minecraft, any save file that uses custom world generation, custom world settings, or non-standard data packs triggers a full-screen confirmation box every time you open it. With Disable Custom Worlds Advice installed, you do not need to configure any menus or toggle extra settings—the bypass happens automatically.

1. Open Singleplayer from the main title screen.

2. Locate any world marked with the Experimental label in your save list.

3. Click the play arrow on the world icon, or highlight the save and press Play Selected World.

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Supported World Types

The mod intercepts confirmation prompts across all types of modified singleplayer saves:

• Data pack worlds: Saves running custom mechanics, structures, or dimension packs inside the world's datapacks folder.
• Custom world generation: Worlds built using imported generation settings or custom terrain rules.
• Experimental toggles: Worlds created with built-in experimental game features enabled.

Because the prompt is skipped immediately upon selecting a save, opening heavily customized worlds takes fewer clicks every session.