@@vikingchief8868 Yes

still looks quite nice and polished tho

@@DarkblooM_IO They can't unless you use plugins that allow things like /home or mods that add new slots to the game for example

Hi, yes, you just need to manually start the upgrading process. Take a look at the "Update from V.2" section on the Modrinth page: modrinth.com/datapack/painting-table

Hi, if you encounter any issue or a potential export with the data pack, you can join the Discord server and report it in #datapack-issues ( discord.com/invite/w8s9XWgN6v ). Note that, of course, the data pack can't reach modded slots like bagpacks, custom equipments slots, etc. If you're using such mods, I would rather advice you to check for a modded alternative, potentially Multiverse. Some plugins may also alter the way the data pack is working, and then, prevents it to restore players' inventories correctly.

@@KawaMood well you can just get an autoclicker, drop e chests, pick them up while autoclicking, which places and opens them, and you can put stuff inside which gives you them in survival im banned from that one server anyway so i might as well tell you

@@KawaMood combined with saved hot bars you can get really broken items into the server

Hi, what do you mean e-chest? Ender chest? If it the case you're probably referring to an older version of the data pack. On V.3 you're allowed to use ender chest in the Creative Dimension, as the inventory (including ender chests one) are independent in this dimension.

@@KawaMood oh. guess that server was running an older version then since it didn't let you hold ender chests

@@grizs_ It does affect stats, there is nothing you can do for this. Maybe with a mod or a plugin, but not a data pack

@@mokahtgs Hi, unfortunately no, not with modded slots

If you mean what happens to ender chests in the creative dimension, they're independent too.

@@kauecavalcante5261 Mods and data packs are two different things. Data packs don't require any exotic launcher like Forge or so. They are inherent to the game, like resources packs. You don't need to uninstall the data pack, only thing that can happen is if a breaking change concerning worldgen happens between two Minecraft versions, I would need to update it, but it would be done before release (during snapshots).

There is a comment just a bit below where you can see all info about that

@@KawaMood Appreciated

@@Diceof20sides Data packs work on vanilla, they are part of the game. They don't require any exotic launcher. So unless you're using a mod that alter commands, it should work on any modified version (Paper, Fabric, Neoforge, etc.). But note that it is impossible to reach modded slots such as backpacks or so in data packs. So it won't be safely usable with mods like this. Concerning the second question, no it won't be ported to older versions. For the same reasons as above, I encourage people to not mix heavy mods with data packs.

@@KawaMood ah I see, thanks

@@Axel_500 Hi, I can't really help with exotic setup TBH. It sounds like the barrel is broken automatically or maybe the marker is moved outside, or so. It can be due to another data pack / plugin / mod or sometime even due to an unofficial client.

@@KawaMoodi can try to remove some other datapacks, thanks! Anyway its a great datapack

@@kaviscorea8302 Hi, I don't recommend to mix data packs with mods in general. There is probably a better mod/plugin-based alternative to this data pack with exotic environment, like Multiverse. Data packs are especially great for people wanting to play with a vanilla setup, or with a very few plugins only. 😉

@@KawaMood Ah gotcha; yeah I've had some messy experiences mixing datapacks and mods but was just hoping this could work Regardless thanks for letting me know about Multiverse!

@@kattack8200 Hi, of course no, I made it so ender chest inventories are separated as well!

@@KawaMood good thinking

Ender chests in this dimension are separated as well as the regular inventory. Nether and End portals can't be created in the creative dimension. I don't think I missed anything that can be exploited, unless you use mods or data packs that add other kind of content (portals or other way to teleport). In case you wonder, it is also compatible with my other data pack, Waystones. The creative dimension is blacklisted by default in this data pack, so you can't place a waystone in it. Advancements are indeed the only thing I can't touch, unless I edit them all to add a location condition in each of them. But I'm not likely to do that as it might create conflict with other data packs, or with an optional add-on only maybe.

From the "lore" of the first versions, I made it like the player is actually dreaming being in the Creative Dimension. The slow falling effect mimics a gentle awakening. Someone already suggested another way, but I find this way more vanilla-friendly than using a /trigger command. Assuming someone can create an "auto-slow-falling-effect-spreader" at the landing point you previously leaved the dimension is like saying someone can surround your spawn point with lava and let a single block in the middle in the overworld, so you can't do anything either. There is no reason someone would do that, and if it happens, it would clearly be a bad intention, so this is more a moderation concern. What I can do if you're really afraid about that is to prevent players who enter the dimension to get this effect for the first 10 seconds. So they have the time to escape the trap if ever it happens. Note that if you're stuck on a specific location, as an operator, you can also teleport yourself further from the overworld (like /execute in pk_cr_di:creative_superflat run tp @s 100 64 100) so you can go in and break the malicious system.

@@KawaMood I think you might be conflating my comment with another, because I never mentioned the possibility of someone setting up a system near the landing point that constantly splashes you with slow fall potions. The issue is simply that you're tying leaving the dimension with a mechanic that is already in the game. However, the issue isn't solely because of that. Rather, it's because the very nature of the dimension is to be a creative world, so you don't want to 1) limit creativity by limiting a specific feature to only being usable as a method of exiting the dimension, and 2) allowing for accidental instances where the player lobs a slowfall potion on themselves when they don't want to exit the dimension. Choosing to make exiting the dimension tied to this mechanic limit a small but still significant feature while opening up more opportunities for user error. I'm a CS student, and in all of my CS courses, the professors have always hammered one thing into our minds: the user is stupid. The user will find a way to accidentally mess up if you provide them the opportunity. When writing a program, you might understand that you shouldn't do X because you wrote the program, but the user might not understand that, or they might be more prone to doing X by mistake because they aren't familiar with the program. It's a similar situation here. As the creator, you have an intricate understanding of the data pack's design, so you inherently know that the slowfall effect is used to exit and are biased towards that choice. After all, it is pretty straightforward, and your explanation of why you made that choice makes a lot of sense. However, the user is stupid. You have essentially provided a way for them to screw themselves over on accident without realizing it. While it is a niche scenario, this is something that must be considered, especially given the circumstances. If this were a dimension akin to the Aether with sky islands and you made it so that to escape you could use a slowfall potion and jump into the void, that would be cool as fuck. But since this is a dimension specifically made to essentially be a creative world in a survival world, you have to consider the possibility that someone is going to accidentally throw the potion on themselves, or they're going to build a machine that requires it and forget that they can't use the potion that they need. As I suggested, maybe adding a new potion to the dimension would work better, or even having a prompt in chat that comes up if you use the slowfall potion that essentially asks "are you sure." It's the difference between providing a way for the user to screw up and making sure they don't screw up, and from my perspective, the way you have things set up now with the exit mechanic adds too many opportunities for user error with no checks in place to prevent such error.

@@KawaMood I feel like you could just make the portal spawn like normal. There's no limit on space

@@SamS-zu8up The catch is getting back. Having been on a server that had a creative space like this, walking back may be inconvenient if you have a designated workspace that is some distance away... but then one can also just set a teleport back to the "origin" point easily enough to walk back through the gate.