Ocean Core Mod FAQ

When creating a new world in single-player, select the world type dropdown menu and choose Ocean Core instead of Default. You can then adjust custom settings like island size and water depth before generating the world.

Ocean Core works best on fresh worlds because it changes how terrain generates from the start. Using it on an already-generated world may cause unexpected results or chunk mismatches at borders.

The Nether and End dimensions remain completely unchanged and generate normally, so you can use them as usual for resources and exploration.

Islands are scattered across the map, so you may need to swim or build a boat to reach land. Check the horizon for silhouettes, or craft a boat and explore systematically in one direction until you find an island.

Custom settings are configured when you first create the world. You cannot adjust them mid-game, so plan your preferences before generating.

Yes, the islands use standard Minecraft biomes, so you'll find forests, deserts, jungles, and other familiar biome types scattered across the archipelagos.

Ocean Core should work with most mods, but world generation mods may conflict. Test compatibility by creating a small test world if you're unsure.

Generating a large ocean world takes time because the mod creates vast water areas. This is normal on first load; performance improves once chunks are generated and cached.

Yes, the custom settings menu lets you adjust water depth when creating your world, allowing you to make shallower oceans or customize the water level.

Secure your first island for basic resources, then build bridges or use boats to connect nearby islands and expand your base. The Nether remains a reliable source for rare materials when you need them.