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# Forever World
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The Forever World pack is the long-lived Minecraft survival modpack.
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The goal is to expand Minecraft without turning the world into a disposable modpack save. Mods are selected with long-term compatibility, maintainability and world-save safety in mind.
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## Platform
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```text
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Minecraft: 1.21.1
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NeoForge: 21.1.248
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Packwiz: managed
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```
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## Philosophy
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The pack is intentionally conservative.
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Content mods should provide meaningful additions while avoiding unnecessary permanent dependencies on abandoned or experimental mods.
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The core gameplay additions currently centre around:
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- Create
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- Create: Bells & Whistles
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- Create: Connected
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- Create: Copycats+
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- Farmer's Delight
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- Handcrafted
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Additional mods provide mapping, building, performance, diagnostics and quality-of-life improvements.
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Axiom is provided through Sinytra Connector and Forgified Fabric API.
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## Client and Server Mods
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Packwiz `side` metadata determines deployment.
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```toml
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side = "client"
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side = "server"
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side = "both"
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```
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Pterodactyl installs the server pack using:
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```bash
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packwiz-installer-bootstrap.jar -g -s server <pack.toml>
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```
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This automatically excludes client-only mods such as Iris and Sodium.
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Some optional client-oriented mods are intentionally installed server-side where their server functionality is useful and does not create an undesirable world dependency.
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## Development
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Current development builds are published at:
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```text
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https://mc.ahmza.com/forever/dev/pack.toml
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```
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Production uses:
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```text
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https://mc.ahmza.com/forever/stable/pack.toml
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```
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Changes pushed to `main` are tested against the development/staging server before release.
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## Releases
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Forever World releases use repository tags:
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```text
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forever-v1.0.0
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forever-v1.0.1
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forever-v1.1.0
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```
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A tagged release is published to both:
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```text
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/forever/releases/v1.x.x/
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/forever/stable/
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```
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Release tags and release directories are immutable.
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Major mod additions, Minecraft migrations and other potentially disruptive changes should be tested on Playground or a feature branch before being introduced here.
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## Updating a Mod
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```bash
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cd forever
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packwiz update <mod>
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packwiz refresh
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git add .
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git commit -m "Update <mod>"
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git push
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```
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Test the resulting development deployment before creating a release tag.
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## World Safety
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Before introducing or removing a content mod, consider:
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- Does it add blocks or entities that become part of the world save?
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- Does it modify world generation?
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- What happens if development stops?
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- Can the mod be removed without damaging the world?
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- Is it likely to survive future Minecraft migrations?
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The objective is not zero world dependencies; Create and other content mods deliberately become part of the world.
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The objective is to keep those dependencies intentional.
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# Playground
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Playground is the experimental Minecraft environment.
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Unlike Forever World, this pack is intentionally disposable and exists for testing mods, updates and configuration changes without risking the permanent world.
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## Purpose
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Use Playground for:
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- evaluating new mods
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- testing major mod updates
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- testing Minecraft/NeoForge upgrades
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- experimenting with world generation
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- testing compatibility between mods
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- testing configuration changes
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- reproducing crashes
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- validating potential Forever World changes
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The world may be reset or replaced at any time.
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## Platform
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The Minecraft and NeoForge versions may change depending on what is being tested.
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Packwiz remains the source of truth for the pack.
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## Deployment
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Development builds are published at:
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```text
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https://mc.ahmza.com/playground/dev/pack.toml
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```
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The Pterodactyl server should normally use:
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```text
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PACKWIZ_AUTO_SYNC=1
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```
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so restarting Playground synchronises it with the latest published pack.
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## Development
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Playground changes can normally be committed directly to `main`:
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```bash
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cd playground
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packwiz add <mod>
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packwiz refresh
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git add .
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git commit -m "Test <mod> in Playground"
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git push
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```
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Feature branches may be used for larger experiments, but are not required for routine testing.
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## Promotion to Forever World
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A mod working in Playground does not automatically make it suitable for Forever World.
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Before promotion consider:
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- stability
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- maintenance activity
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- compatibility
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- world-save impact
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- dependencies
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- performance
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- removal behaviour
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- future Minecraft upgrade prospects
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Mods considered suitable should then be added independently to the Forever pack and tested against the Forever staging server.
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## Persistence
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Nothing in Playground should be considered permanent.
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Worlds, configs and mods may be removed or reset as required.
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If something matters, move it into the appropriate version-controlled configuration before relying on it.
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