Minecraft But The Chunks Deleted Random Data Pack FAQ

Load the data pack into your world, then run `/reload` in the chat to activate it. Chunks will begin deleting every 10 seconds by default once the data pack is loaded.

Yes, use the command `/scoreboard players set $Cooldown rand_del_chunks ` where you replace ` ` with your desired interval (for example, 400 ticks = 20 seconds between deletions).

The deletion is random, so you cannot predict the exact chunk. However, you can prepare by building in multiple locations and keeping important structures spread out across different chunks.

Anything in the deleted chunk—items, mobs, blocks, and structures—is permanently removed from the world. There is no recovery, so avoid storing valuables in single chunks.

No, the data pack deletes chunks completely at random, including any area you build in. Your best strategy is to spread your base across multiple chunks and keep backups of important builds.

Either mode works, but Survival is the intended challenge since you risk losing resources and progress. Creative lets you focus on building without worrying about survival.

It should work alongside most other data packs and mods, but conflicts can occur if multiple packs modify chunk behavior or use the same scoreboards. Test compatibility in a backup world first.

Build multiple small bases across different chunks instead of one large base, keep a mobile inventory of essentials, and regularly backup your world. Avoid deep mining or large projects in single chunks.

You can set the cooldown to a very high number (like 1000000 ticks) to effectively pause deletions, or reload the world without the data pack to disable it entirely.

If your spawn chunk was deleted, you'll respawn at the world default spawn instead. Set your respawn point in a different chunk using a bed, and consider placing it in a location away from your main base.