Project End FAQ

The End Wilds and Orchestra Thickets generate naturally on the outer islands after you defeat the dragon. Explore outward from the main island and you'll encounter them mixed with the standard End terrain.

Mine Lonsdaleite ore found in the new End biomes, particularly in the End Wilds. You'll need to collect Lonsdaleite bits to craft into full Lonsdaleite ingots for tool upgrades.

Place your diamond tool or armor piece in a smithing table along with a Lonsdaleite ingot to upgrade it to Lonsdaleite gear. This gives you stronger equipment than diamond.

The Endersent is a dangerous mini-boss that spawns in the new End biomes. Come prepared with upgraded gear and healing items, as it's significantly tougher than standard End mobs.

Hold an empty glass bottle and right-click into the void at the edge of floating islands. The bottle will fill with Null, which you can use for crafting special items.

Watchlings, Snarelings, Blastlings, and Thumplings spawn throughout the new biomes and are more dangerous than standard Endermen. Each has unique drops and attack patterns.

Yes, blocks like Smooth End Stone and Chiseled Purpur can be placed anywhere, though they're designed to fit the End aesthetic. You'll need to mine them in the End and transport them back.

No, the Endersent is optional. You can explore and gather materials without fighting it, though defeating it may provide valuable drops.

End Wilds feature geysers and Ghostbark trees with a more barren aesthetic, while Orchestra Thickets are dense purple forests with Orchestra trees, Endermite nests, and Enderpods.

The mod adds new terrain generation and mobs, which may impact performance on lower-end systems. Consider adjusting render distance or mob spawn rates if you experience slowdowns.