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Terra Rasa

Fabric library for replacing a dedicated server's worlds while the server is running, promoting new worlds with canonical dimension keys.

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Latest stable file Terra Rasa 0.4.1 (Minecraft 26.2 NeoForge)
Game version 26.2
Loader NeoForge

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About this project

What does Terra Rasa add?

Terra Rasa is a Fabric library for replacing dedicated or integrated server worlds while the server keeps running. It prepares fresh, seeded dimensions in the background, then promotes them under their **real canonical dimension keys**. Players stay connected, and vanilla continues to see minecraft:overworld, minecraft:the_nether, and minecraft:the_end as the active worlds.

That canonical identity is the key difference from temporary-world or dimension-alias approaches: vanilla itself continues to own portal travel, spawn selection, the End fight and gateways, credits, /seed, advancements, and data packs that target those dimensions. Terra Rasa replaces the levels behind the keys; it does not emulate each feature around a temporary dimension.

What the library provides

Utility What it does
DimensionPolicy Declares which dimensions are replaced, which service dimensions persist, and leaves every other dimension untouched.
PinnedSeed Keeps persistent and external dimensions on the world's original seed while resettable dimensions use the new world seed.
WorldPreparationService Builds fresh levels under isolated staging identities, finds the vanilla spawn, preloads it, optionally pregenerates configured areas, and publishes a durable ready manifest.
Live pregeneration Paces the remaining area after activation, records progress, and resumes it after a restart. The host configures per-dimension radii through WorldPreparationService.
CanonicalActivationService Drains old levels, promotes staged world data, constructs new vanilla levels under canonical keys, and rolls back on failure.
Startup recovery Uses the activation journal to finish or undo an interrupted swap before vanilla opens dimension storage.
SessionReset Resets vanilla's server-owned and per-player run state through live server objects. Hosts choose whether and when to call it.
CanonicalLevelEvents Lets mods that cache level objects veto retirement or rebind to replacement levels. A Chunky adapter is included and loaded only when Chunky is present.

The host mod owns the game rules, player flow, and the decision to reset session state. See Host integration for the lifecycle and Library reference for the utilities and storage model.

Requirements

Terra Rasa provides a separate build for each supported Minecraft version:

Minecraft Java Fabric Loom Fabric API
1.21.11 21 1.17.21 0.141.6+1.21.11
26.1 25 1.18.4 0.145.1+26.1
26.1.1 25 1.18.4 0.145.4+26.1.1
26.1.2 25 1.18.4 0.155.3+26.1.2
26.2 25 1.18.4 0.161.0+26.2
26.3 25 1.18.4 0.165.0+26.3

Each build uses Fabric Loader 0.19.5. The full target list is maintained in gradle/minecraft-targets.json, and CI builds every target. Terra Rasa 0.3.0 introduced support for dedicated servers and integrated single-player/LAN hosts across the listed targets. Version 0.3.1 fixes legacy Overworld activation on Minecraft 1.21.11.

Project description from CurseForge.

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