Nullscape Data Pack FAQ

Delete the DIM1 folder from your world save while the game is closed, then load the world so the End regenerates using Nullscape's terrain. Any existing End builds, end cities you've looted, or ender chests placed there will be lost, so back up the save first.

It works on existing worlds, but only terrain you haven't generated yet will use the new generation. To see the full overhaul you need to regenerate the End dimension, which wipes everything currently there.

The End chunks you're standing in were already generated before the data pack loaded, so they keep their old terrain. You need to regenerate the dimension or travel into ungenerated chunks to see Nullscape's terrain.

The standard route still works: defeat the Ender Dragon, throw an ender pearl through the central bedrock portal, and you'll be sent to the outer islands. From there you bridge or fly between islands to find End Cities.

Nullscape raises the End's build height to 384 blocks, matching the modern overworld height limit. This lets terrain generate with much taller peaks and deeper voids than vanilla.

Bring plenty of blocks for bridging and keep an eye on your Y level, since the terrain is far more vertical and gaps are wider. Ender pearls, elytra with fireworks, and slow falling potions are your best safety nets when crossing open void.

Yes, easily, because islands are more spread out and vertical. Always carry bridging blocks, food, and a way back (elytra, pearls, or a bed/anchor setup) before exploring far from your portal.

It conflicts with any other data pack that also overhauls End generation, since both try to control the same terrain. Datapacks that only add structures, mobs, or loot to the End usually work alongside it.

The taller, more complex terrain means more chunks to generate and load, which can cause stutter on weaker machines, especially during first-time generation. Pre-generating the End or lowering render distance helps.

Yes, End Cities and their ships still generate in the outer islands, but the terrain around them is different, so they may sit on floating islands or peaks instead of flat ground. You still reach them the same way, by exploring the outer islands.