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Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
Structures
Buildings this mod generates in the world.
Acacia LogBig Jungle LogBirch LogBoat 1Boat 2Bone 1Bone 2Bush 1Bush 2Bush 3Bush 4Cactus 1Cactus 2Camp 1Camp 2Camp 3Cobblestone Rock 1Cobblestone Rock 2Cobblestone Rock 3Damaged Mushroom 1Damaged Mushroom 2Dead Tree 1Dead Tree 2Desert Pillars 1Desert Pillars 2Desert Tomb 1Desert Tomb 2Dragon Fossil 1Dragon Fossil 2End Building 1End CrystalEnd Dungeon 1End Pillar Ruin 1End Pillar Ruin 2End Ruin 1End Spawn Altar 1End Spawn Altar 2End Tower 1End Tower 2End Tower 3
Frequently asked questions
What does the Too Many Structures mod add to Minecraft?
It adds over 150 brand-new structures to world generation, replacing the handful of vanilla buildings with a much larger variety. These include illager houses, Maya-style temples, desert tombs, giant mushroom houses, ruins, camps, and dungeons.
How are the new structures placed in the world?
Each structure is placed to fit its surroundings, so desert tombs rise from dunes, mushroom houses nestle into damp lowlands, and temple pyramids crown the plains.
What kinds of structures can I find with this mod?
You can stumble on illager houses, towering Maya-style temples, sand-buried desert tombs, giant mushroom houses, ruins, camps, and dungeons. They are scattered naturally across the biomes that suit them.
Is there loot inside these structures?
Yes, many of the structures hide loot chests and little surprises. This turns ordinary exploration into a steady stream of discoveries.
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Dependencies
Other mods needed to run this one.
Magmacore (required)
Gallery
7 images from the Too Many Structures 9Minecraft Mod page.
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