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Adds a protocol system with threshold-based mechanics for gameplay progression.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Allow Specific Players to Access Restricted DimensionsUsing Condition Rules You can grant dimension access to individual players or groups without opening the dimension to…Block Dimension Travel Through All MethodsComprehensive Dimension Blocking The mod doesn't just stop portal entry—it blocks every method players might use to…Set a Custom Fallback Spawn Point for Rejected PlayersChanging Where Players Return By default, rejected players return to world spawn or their bed. You can customize this…Unlock Dimensions After a Certain Number of In-Game DaysTime-Based Dimension Access Progression servers often want to gate the Nether and End until players have played for a…

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the settings menu for the first time?
Run /function disable_dimensions:config in chat to open the main settings menu. The menu appears as an in-game interface you can control with your mouse, and it stays open until you close it.
Can I block only the Nether but allow the End?
Yes. Open the settings menu with /function disable_dimensions:config, then click on individual dimension names to toggle them on or off independently. Changes apply instantly without restarting.
What happens when a player tries to enter a blocked dimension?
They are instantly teleported back to their entry point (or world spawn if coming from the Nether/End), see a message on their action bar, hear a sound effect, and briefly experience slowness. They also receive their normal dimension achievement as a reward.
Does this mod work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, it runs smoothly on multiplayer servers without causing lag or extra tick delays. All players see the same dimension restrictions based on the server's settings.

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