Dimension Daddy

2.0.0 - 2026-07-02

Added

• Unified command tree under a single /DimensionDaddy root, with enable, disable, status, backup, restore, reset, and list subcommands, each taking overworld, nether, end, or all as the target
• Overworld toggle support; previously only the End and Nether could be disabled
• Blocking of the Nether portal's return trip and the End's exit portal when the Overworld is disabled, in addition to the existing entry-side blocking
• Real world data backup, restore, and reset, covering the region, entities, poi, and per-dimension data folders for each dimension, rather than only an enabled and disabled flag
• A one-time Initial Backup, captured automatically the first time the mod runs on a world, preserving the world exactly as it was before the mod made any changes
• An in-game report broadcast the moment a scheduled restore or reset finishes applying, showing per-dimension file counts or the specific failure reason
• Retry logic with a short backoff on every file delete and copy operation, to avoid silent failures caused by brief file locks right after a world reload
• Tab completion for dimension names and known backup ids
• Support for Minecraft 26.1's restructured world save layout, where each dimension's data lives under dimensions/minecraft/<dimension>/ instead of the previous root-level layout

Changed

• Replaced the previous six separate commands, enableend, disableend, endstatus, enablenether, disablenether, and netherstatus, with the unified /DimensionDaddy command tree. This is a breaking change for anyone with the old commands saved in scripts, macros, or keybinds
• Backup storage changed from a single properties file per backup to a folder per backup, containing a metadata file plus copied world data
• Removed the automatic safety backups that were previously taken on every server startup and immediately before every restore or reset; the mod now only creates a backup automatically once, the Initial Backup, and otherwise only when explicitly requested

Fixed

• Restore and reset previously only ever changed the enabled and disabled flag and never touched actual block or entity data on disk; they now genuinely restore or regenerate world data
• Fixed a bug where a partially completed Initial Backup left behind by an earlier failed run would permanently prevent the mod from ever creating a valid one; it now retries automatically on the next server start
• Fixed dimension folder paths to match Minecraft 26.1's new world save layout; the previous paths were left over from the pre-26.1 layout and caused every backup to silently capture no data at all
• Fixed a bug where a single file that could not be deleted, typically due to a brief lock immediately after a world reload, would cause the entire delete step to be silently treated as successful