Now, I want to make a request. I'm using a world generation type called biospheres. and all the worlds are covered in a glass bubble around them. What I want is an option to have meteors that are falling pass through and annihilate certain types of blocks and keep going.

This could make for ultra wtf style holes that get dug into the ground for the type that love high destruction experimentation.

But in my case, it will allow the meteors to simply shatter the glass bubbles and continue on to hit the biospheres/planets so that I don't have to wait for them to either hit a biosphere so big that the glass bubble didn't generate or wait for a meteor to randomly hit in a spot that it already hit... Because when the meteors strike the biosphere glass they simply explode and nothing gets replaced. Occasionally tiny bits might be left on the edges where the explosion didn't hit or a few space creepers will fall from the sky where it made the hole, but otherwise it just completely blocks the meteor which is annoying when it comes to rapidly finding meteors to get a shield up to never have to worry about them again. :V