Not All Generators are the Same

When a flowing lava contacts water, it creates cobblestone. Not in Cursed Skyblock. Depending of the location of the formed block, a different block may form. Custom generator functionality can be disabled by placing a specific block on the formation location.

Surface Cobblestone Generators

When a cobblestone block forms above Y 0, it will produce surface blocks. These are the default weights:

• Cobblestone: 20
• Stone: 20
• Granite: 20
• Diorite: 20
• Andesite: 20
• Coal Ore: 10
• Copper Ore: 7
• Iron Ore: 5
• Gold Ore: 3
• Redstone Ore: 3
• Lapis Ore: 2
• Diamond Ore: 1
• Block of Raw Copper: 1

Disabled by Packed Ice Placed BELOW the formed block.

Deep Cobblestone Generators

When a cobblestone block forms below Y 1, it will produce deep blocks. These are the default weights:

• Tuff: 22
• Deepslate: 21
• Cobbled Deepslate: 15
• Deepslate Iron Ore: 8
• Deepslate Gold Ore: 6
• Deepslate Redstone Ore: 5
• Deepslate Lapis Ore: 4
• Deepslate Copper Ore: 4
• Deepslate Coal Ore: 3
• Deepslate Diamond Ore: 3
• Raw Iron Block: 2
• Amethyst Block: 1

Disabled by Packed Ice Placed BELOW the formed block.

Mountains Generators

Both the special Cobblestone Generators will generate Emeralds in mountainous biomes. These include: Jagged Peaks, Frozen Peaks, and Stony Peaks.

Nether Basalt Generators

Basalt generators exist in vanilla! To make one, place a Soul Soil Block and then have lava flow onto the block. Above the flowing lava (above the soul soil) place a Blue Ice Block. You should now have a basalt generator! While in the Nether, this generator has special formations.

• Basalt: 20
• Netherrack: 15
• Blackstone: 10
• Nether Quartz Ore: 10
• Nether Gold Ore: 7
• Ancient Debris: 1

Disabled by Packed Ice Placed EAST of the formed block. Yes, as in the direction. Unfortunately due to the limitations of bukkit (and some considerations about server performance) I had to do it this way. Figure out which way is East.