The Lost Cities Mod FAQ

It transforms Minecraft's Overworld into a vast, abandoned civilization, or lets you play in an old abandoned city instead of the normal overworld. Cities are integrated into the normal terrain, so the mod can be combined with other biome and terrain mods.

You can choose "Lost Cities" as your world type, or access it as a separate dimension with default ID 111. The dimension can be entered by placing a bed on two diamond blocks surrounded by six skulls and attempting to sleep in it.

The mod lists support for Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.11, 26.1.2, and 26.2.

It is available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.

Yes, the mod can be used server-side only, allowing vanilla clients to connect when no client-side Lost Cities features are required.

The mod generates ruined skyscrapers, apartment blocks, factories, roads, highways, bridges, tunnels, subway systems, parks, flooded areas, and underground rooms. These contain loot, spawners, cellars, lighting, and extensive damage and decay.

Yes, it is very configurable. You can add custom buildings and use modded building blocks, and there is an in-game configuration screen for selecting a profile and customizing generation.

Profiles are presets that alter world generation. Depending on the selected profile, the world can contain sprawling city regions, rare cities separated by wilderness, heavily damaged ruins, safer buildings, tall skylines, domed cities, or other specialized landscapes.

The facts do not describe any new items or blocks added by the mod. It is a world generation mod focused on generating cities, structures, and loot.

Yes, cities are integrated into the normal terrain, so Lost Cities can be combined with other biome and terrain mods. The mod also supports biome and terrain-generation mods.