Unlimited Adventures Documentation

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Documentation and configuration guides for the Unlimited Adventures Minecraft server setup. Includes details on custom systems like Adventure Apparel, Adventure Pass, Ancient Traveler, and the custom items system, as well as integration guides for ItemsAdder, Oraxen, and BetonQuest.

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What's inside Unlimited Adventures

  1. Overview of the Cooking Pot feature

    The Cooking Pot is a specialized block used to prepare lavish dishes by combining various foods. These meals provide high saturation (filling) and grant long-lasting potion effects to the player.
  2. Overview of the Ancient Traveler shop system

    The Ancient Traveler is a custom, limited-time offer shop system. It provides a rotating set of 3 unique items daily that are sold at a premium price. These items are exclusive to the Ancient Traveler and cannot be purchased through the standard Buy Shop.
  3. Overview of Dungeon types in Unlimited Adventures

    Unlimited Adventures features two primary types of dungeons: Locked Dungeons and Wilderness Dungeons. Locked Dungeons are sealed strongholds requiring a Dungeon Key (obtained by defeating Mini Bosses like the Skeleton Chieftain, Nosferatu, or Desert Outcast). Wilderness Dungeons are accessed via shimmering portals in the Wilderness and feature riddles, traps, and procedurally generated chambers (e.g., The Crawling Depths).
  4. Grow new crops in the Wilderness

    The Wilderness introduces four unique crops that can be cultivated: Lettuce, Corn, Tomato, and Chili. These crops are used as ingredients in Cooking to unlock richer dishes and more powerful effects.
  5. Enable Minecraft Bedrock support for Unlimited Adventures

    Unlimited Adventures supports Minecraft Bedrock (PC, consoles, mobile, and Nintendo Switch) via an optional paid add-on. This add-on provides a dedicated Bedrock resource pack featuring adapted menus and custom mobs for cross-platform compatibility.
  6. Understand the limitations of Minecraft server lists for promotion

    Minecraft server lists are public directories used by administrators to attract players. However, they often create a barrier for new or small servers due to several systemic issues:

    1. The Popularity Loop: Higher visibility requires more votes, but getting votes typically requires an existing large player base, meaning lists primarily benefit servers that are already popular.
    2. Pagination Irrelevance: Because lists only show a limited number of servers per page, servers with low rankings (e.g., rank 5,000) are effectively invisible to users.
    3. Vote Botting: Some servers use automated programs (bots) to generate thousands of fake votes, making it impossible for legitimate small servers to compete organically.
    4. Paid/Partnered Spots: Premium visibility is often auctioned to the highest bidder or reserved for established partners, further consolidating the advantage of wealthy, large-scale servers.
  7. Develop a unique value proposition for a Minecraft server

    To avoid competing unsuccessfully against established servers with larger budgets, a server must be original in its core concept. If a completely new server type cannot be created, the core idea must be supported by fresh mechanics to differentiate it from 'copy-cat' servers.

    Recommended original or under-utilized server types include:

    • Racing simulators
    • Dungeon crawlers
    • Real-time strategy (RTS)
    • Board games
    • Dungeons & Dragons
    • Music-based or Roleplay-based gameplay

    If using a common genre like Survival, implement original elements such as redesigned player progression, magic, new mobs, or new dimensions.

  8. Understand the role of server hardware components

    The three most critical components for a game server are:

    • CPU: Determines overall performance and processing speed.
    • RAM: Holds active data for worlds, players, mobs, and plugins; more RAM increases the server's operational capacity.
    • Disk Space: Stores the world map and player-created structures.
  9. Understand the role of RAM in server performance

    RAM is used by the server to hold active data regarding worlds, players, mobs, and plugins. While insufficient RAM creates a performance bottleneck, having excess 'spare' RAM does not increase server speed. It is normal for server software to utilize available RAM as a buffer to ensure stable and quick operation; high RAM usage does not necessarily indicate inefficiency.
  10. Edit rank texture image files

    Rank textures are stored within the server's resource pack. To edit a specific rank's icon, navigate to the following directory: assets/minecraft/textures/custom/icons. Locate the corresponding icon file (e.g., ultra_icon for the Ultra rank), edit the image, and save the file to apply changes.
  11. Find seeds for Wilderness crops

    Seeds for the new crops are rare and valuable. They cannot be crafted or bought; they are found exclusively as loot in chests located throughout the Wilderness.
  12. Add custom textures to items

    To give an item a custom texture, follow these steps:

    1. Add Texture: Place the texture in assets/minecraft/textures/custom/items/ within the server resource pack.
    2. Create Model: Create a .json file in assets/minecraft/models/custom/items/. Use item/handheld for tools or item/generated for other items.
    3. Link Model: In the vanilla item's model file (e.g., assets/minecraft/models/item/diamond_sword.json), add an entry to the overrides array linking a custom_model_data value to your custom model path.
    4. Update Config: Add the matching custom_model_data value to the item's config in unlimited_adventures/CustomItems/items/items.yml.
    // Example model file: assets/minecraft/models/custom/items/dino_sword.json
    {
      "parent": "item/handheld",
      "textures": {
        "layer0": "custom/items/dino_sword"
      }
    }