Wmd Weapons Of Mass Destruction FAQ

Place a Nuke Block on the ground, then send a redstone signal to it (using redstone dust, a lever, or a button). The block will power up and trigger a countdown before detonating.

A Nuke Block requires redstone power and gives a standard 1 kt blast. The Nuke Spawner lets you hold different ore blocks or ingots in your offhand to control the blast size (from 0.01 kt to 200 kt) and detonate instantly where you're looking.

Use the command `/spawnnuke falling x z yield` to drop a bomb at those coordinates with your chosen yield, or use the Nuke Spawner's falling bomb feature if available in your mod version. The bomb will animate falling before exploding on impact.

The explosion creates a giant crater with raised edges and transforms the surrounding area into a nuclear wasteland biome. Grass becomes coarse dirt, wood turns to basalt, and the terrain is left charred and barren.

Yes, if you have the Distant Horizons mod installed, you can see the bright glowing mushroom clouds from very far distances, making large blasts visible across the entire map.

Yes, falling bombs are compatible with Valkyrien Skies ships and will drop naturally from moving flying machines, allowing you to create aerial bombardments.

Open the in-game mod menu and access the client config to adjust visual settings like particle brightness, glow intensity, and mushroom cloud appearance.

A Netherite Block in the Nuke Spawner creates a 200 kt explosion, which is the largest yield available in the mod.

Yes, use `/spawnnuke direct x y z yield` to instantly create a blast at specific coordinates, or `/spawnnuke falling x z yield` to drop a bomb from above.

Large explosions with many particle effects and terrain changes can impact performance depending on your hardware; consider using smaller yields or adjusting visual settings in the mod config if you experience lag.