Ender Idleworks

Quickstart

• To keep the Overworld chunk you’re standing in loaded, run /idleworks add. You need operator permission.
• To load a larger square around yourself, use /idleworks add <radius>, with a radius from 0 to 8. For example, /idleworks add 2 force-loads a 5×5 square of chunks.
• To restore the End’s towers, respawn the Ender Dragon using the usual vanilla method: place four End Crystals around the exit portal. The towers are restored when the respawn sequence summons the pillars.

Overview

Ender Idleworks provides commands for force-loading Overworld chunks and restores the End’s towers during the Ender Dragon respawn sequence. It adds no custom items, blocks, or crafting recipes.

How To Use

Run /idleworks help in-game for command help. These commands require operator permission.

The default radius is 0, which targets just the center chunk. A radius of 1 targets a 3×3 square; the maximum radius of 8 targets a 17×17 square. Coordinate-based commands target the Overworld even if you run them from another dimension. /idleworks list displays up to 24 chunk entries.

Abilities And Mechanics

Forced chunks use Minecraft’s chunk-loading behavior, so farms in them can keep running while you’re elsewhere. Some mechanics still depend on player proximity: in particular, natural hostile mob spawning may require a nearby player.

When the dragon respawn sequence reaches its pillar-summoning stage, Ender Idleworks places the End’s towers again. Start the usual dragon respawn sequence with four End Crystals around the exit portal to trigger this.