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  1. [1.16.5] overwriting the maximum build height

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    data/minecraft/dimension_type/overworld.json

  2. [1.16.5] overwriting the maximum build height

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    yes you can create a world with max size 4112 (i think), so y_min=-2056 and height=2056 but the values you set in y_min or height should be: value % 16 == 0 if this is not the case minecraft will use the default values so like y_min=0 and height=256

  3. [1.16.5] overwriting the maximum build height

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    yes it is possible you have to overwrite the dimension-type file of the dimension in which you want to change the height (the values min_y and height)

  4. 1.12.2 Platform SE binary crash

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    1.12 is no longer supported on this forum. Please update to a modern version of Minecraft to receive support.

  5. What is the bare minimum to create a dimension with Java in 1.17?

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    the part of a dimension is json I have a mod in which I have a test dimension (I test the world generation there), you can take a look at this mod: ChunkGenerator & BiomeSource ChunkGenerator & BiomeSource Registry requires ResourceKeys Dimension Json Dimension Type Json you also will need one biome, you need to return them in BiomeSource#getNoiseBiome I hope this helps you

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