How to Stop the Experimental Settings Warning When Creating a World

What the Popup Is

When you create a new world and toggle on features like custom world generation, datapacks, or other options that Minecraft flags as "experimental," the game normally interrupts you with a confirmation screen. That screen warns that experimental features may break your world, corrupt saves, or behave unpredictably. You have to click through it every single time before the world will actually generate.

Skipping It Automatically

With Yeetus Experimentus installed, that confirmation screen is removed from the flow entirely. You do not need to press any key or change any setting — the mod handles it the moment you click Create New World.

To use it:

1. From the main menu, choose Singleplayer.

2. Click Create New World.

3. Configure your world as usual, including any experimental toggles you want enabled.

4. Click the final Create New World button.

The world loads directly instead of stopping at the warning. If you ever want the warning back, you would need to remove the mod — there is no in-game toggle for it. This is intentional, since the mod's whole purpose is to get you into the world faster.