Adds decorative ruins and structures to world generation, including glazed jars, wooden posts, metal-framed glass, braziers, bone piles, and sleeping bags.
Valhelsia Structures is a world-generation mod designed to make exploration more rewarding and immersive. It introduces a variety of new structures to the Minecraft terrain, ranging from small abandoned houses to sprawling underground dungeons and ruined castles. Unlike many structure mods that feel out of place, Valhelsia Structures focuses on a 'vanilla-plus' aesthetic, ensuring that every new building feels like a natural part of the world's history.
In addition to new structures, the mod reworks several vanilla features—such as Witch Huts and Desert Temples—to provide a fresh experience for veteran players. It also introduces a selection of decorative and functional blocks used within these structures, which players can craft or scavenge for their own builds.
Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.
Option
What it does
invalid_blacklisted_biome
List contains invalid Biome:
spacing_error
The Spacing Value of the Structure needs to be greater than the Separation Value!
spacing_solution
Using %s as Spacing Value instead (Separation + 1)
Frequently asked questions
How do I craft a Brazier?
Braziers are made using the mod's tool_crafting recipe type, meaning you need a tool (such as a hammer or axe) in the crafting grid alongside the required materials rather than a standard shaped recipe.
What is the difference between a Post and a Cut Post?
Posts (e.g., Oak Post, Birch Post) are the base decorative blocks, while Cut Posts (e.g., Cut Oak Post, Cut Birch Post) are a separate variant obtained through crafting. Both exist for every wood type including stripped and lapidified jungle variants.
How do I make Bundled Posts?
Bundled Posts (like Bundled Oak Posts or Bundled Stripped Spruce Posts) are crafted from their corresponding individual Post blocks. They exist for all wood types, both stripped and unstripped.
How do I get a Cracked Glazed Jar?
Cracked Glazed Jar and Cracked Big Glazed Jar are separate registered blocks. They can be obtained via smelting, as the mod includes a smelting recipe type.
What colors do Glazed Jars come in?
Glazed Jars come in 16 dye colors (White, Orange, Magenta, Light Blue, Yellow, Lime, Pink, Gray, Light Gray, Cyan, Purple, Blue, Brown, Green, Red, Black) plus a plain Glazed Jar. Big Glazed Jars follow the same color set and also have a Big Jar Top block.
How do I craft Metal Framed Glass?
Metal Framed Glass comes in 16 colors (e.g., Black Metal Framed Glass, Blue Metal Framed Glass) and matching panes. They are made through crafting recipes using the mod's crafting types.
What are Sleeping Bags used for?
Sleeping Bags come in 16 colors and function as placeable bed-like blocks. They are crafted items within the mod's recipe set.
What is a Doused Torch and Doused Soul Torch?
Doused Torch and Doused Soul Torch are separate registered blocks, likely unlit variants of torches. They appear as distinct placeable blocks in the mod.
How do I craft the Dungeon Door?
The Dungeon Door is a registered block crafted through one of the mod's crafting recipe types (shaped, shapeless, or tool_crafting). It is a decorative/functional door block.
What is the Explorer's Tent?
The Explorer's Tent is a registered block in the mod, craftable via the mod's recipe types. It serves as a placeable structure-style block.
How do I get Bone Pile and Bone Pile Block?
Bone Pile and Bone Pile Block are two separate registered blocks in the mod. They are placeable decorative blocks obtained through crafting.
What is Lapidified Jungle and what can I craft from it?
Lapidified Jungle is a wood variant with its own Post, Cut Post, Bundled Posts, Bundled Stripped Posts, Button, and Fence. These are crafted using the mod's recipe types like the other wood variants.