Random Block

Random Block is a Minecraft: Java Edition 26.3 mod for single player.

What it does

• Every block in the world is a different, randomly chosen block.
• When you break a block or place a block, every block in the world is replaced by a new random block.
• A block you place is shown as the block you placed.

Modes You choose a mode with the Random Blocks mode button on the Create New World screen. Each world keeps the mode it was created with. The mode names and what they do:

1. Starts normal: all blocks start as normal. When you mine a block, the blocks touching it become random blocks.
2. Random, never changes: all blocks are random blocks and they never change.
3. Random, reshuffles (default): all blocks are random blocks. Breaking or placing a block reshuffles all of them.
4. Random, reshuffles often: like mode 3, and stepping onto a new block also reshuffles all of them.

How blocks behave

• A block behaves like the block it is shown as: mining time, the tool it needs, the damage your tool takes, and whether you can walk through it.
• Breaking a block gives you the block it was shown as when you started mining it.
• Blocks shown as plants are solid, so you cannot walk through them.
• Blocks shown as magma, cactus, sweet berry bush, cobweb, wither rose, pointed dripstone, soul sand, honey, slime or ice have their normal effect (damage, slowing, bouncing or sliding).
• If a reshuffle makes the block space you are standing in solid, you are moved up to the nearest free space.
• The End portal frame, the End portal, the End gateway and bedrock are never changed.

Requirements

• Minecraft: Java Edition 26.3. Melty installs the Fabric loader and Fabric API for you.
• Single player only. Multiplayer is not supported.

License and credits MIT license. Others may remix it. It includes Fabric API (Apache-2.0).