Skyblock and OneBlock
Build in a separate void world with protected islands and OneBlock phases.
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Build in a separate void world with protected islands and OneBlock phases.
Read the Skyblock and OneBlock setup guide for practical examples, checks and current limits.
What it does
- Choose a classic starter island or a regenerating OneBlock island in a dedicated void world. The normal world is not cleared.
- Each player owns one island and can trust friends. Breaking, placing, block use and bucket actions outside your island are refused.
- OneBlock phases progress through ordinary resources and ores. Owner, trust and progress survive restarts.
- Use this on a dedicated game-mode server: player inventories are shared with the normal world. Pistons, fire spread and block explosions are disabled in the island world.
Commands
Type these in the game chat. Operators are the players you made an operator on the Players tab.
| Command | What it does | Who can use it |
|---|---|---|
/island create classic|oneblock | Create your island once. | Everyone |
/island home | info | Return to the island or view mode and OneBlock progress. | Everyone |
/island trust <player> | untrust <player> | Change who can build on your island. The target must be online. | Everyone |
/island settings [setting value] | Configure island count, trust limit, home cooldown and reconnect return. | Operators |
Details
| Version | 0.1.0 (2026-11-04) |
| Works with | Butternut, the engine JetRift runs |
| Made by | JetRift |
| Cost | Free |
| Notes | First configurable JetRift release. |
Adding it to a server needs a restart. Disable it from the server's Plugins tab and the plugin's files are removed at the next restart; its settings stay, so turning it on again picks up where you left off.
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