I'm currently using a few structure mods alongside Terra, which seem to work fine, however /locate is replaced with /te structure locate, which only supports vanilla and Terra structures. This means I can't easily locate any of the modded structures.

Well see, the problem is:

• Spigot APIs don't have any method of adding structures to the /locate command
• the command will crash your server if you run it with a structure that doesn't exist (because mojang can't do a basic if check)

So, the best we could do is expose an API for it and allow other mods to integrate that. But you'd have to convince those mod authors to integrate it. (Also, Terra doesn't support locating vanilla structures. It only supports locating Terra structures, which we have copied from vanilla)

Hmm. I think this is different on Fabric, because I can see the auto-completion for /locate for different mods. Is there any way the vanilla locate could be wrapped with the correct if statement and then be blocked for the end user?

Yes, but we're a platform independent mod. We can't just change smth for fabric without doing it for all other impls.

/te structure locate is for locating terra structures. We don't generate other mods' structures, so why should we include them in the command?

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/te structure locate is for locating terra structures. We don't generate other mods' structures, so why should we include them in the command?

Because this mod makes it impossible to use the vanilla command.

Yes, but we're a platform independent mod. We can't just change smth for fabric without doing it for all other impls.

I mean, the Fabric and the Spigot version are currently divergent anyway, right? If that feature just isn't available on Spigot, I'd still think it'd be better to fix this on Fabric than not at all.

Theres no reason to use the Vanilla command, because theres nothing that it would be able to locate. We completely throw out all Vanilla generation and substitute our own, completely custom, generation pipeline.

Theres no reason to use the Vanilla command, because theres nothing that it would be able to locate. We completely throw out all Vanilla generation and substitute our own, completely custom, generation pipeline.

Okay, so maybe the error is on my side. Should modded structures just not be able to work with Terra installed, because of the complete substitution of the pipeline? I'm like 90% sure I have modded structures in my world right now that I could've located using the vanilla command.

Should modded structures just not be able to work with Terra installed, because of the complete substitution of the pipeline?

Well, depending on how other mod authors do it, they may work. But we have no control over it.