Roughly Enough IDs
Removes the biome, item & block ID limits using the 1.13+ format
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Roughly Enough IDs
Roughly Enough IDs is a fork of JustEnoughIDs to maintain compatibility for additional mods.
Roughly Enough IDs is a lightweight mod that removes the block, item, biome, potion, and enchantment ID limits by using the 1.13 chunk format in 1.12.
More specifically, it uses a blockstate palette when saving chunks to NBT, and uses an int biome array rather than a byte biome array. There should be very few incompatibilities with other mods, but in case you find one, please report it to the issue tracker.
Unlike NotEnoughIDs, removing a mod from your modpack is supported, and won‘t cause corruption of the worlds created with that mod.
Extremely important: Removing Roughly Enough IDs will break your world!
Note: Tools such as World Painter will likely not work with REID worlds should they attempt to alter biomes.
Currently supporting: - (since 2.2.0) Compatibility with Biome Staff, Kathairis, Scape and Run: Parasites, WorldEdit, Wyrms of Nyrus - (since 2.0.8) Compatibility with CubicChunks (1.12.2-0.0.1271.0). REID now requires MixinBooter. - (since 2.0.6) Partial compatibility with Astral Sorcery. Rewrites MixinEnchantmentHelper to avoid using @Overwrites to offer better compatibility with other coremods. - (since 2.0.5) Compatibility with worlds created with NotEnoughIDs. Worlds will be converted and NotEnoughIDs is no longer required. - (since 2.0.3) Compatibility with Realistic Terrain Generation Unofficial. - (since 2.0.2) Compatibility with CubicChunks (1.12.2-0.0.1208.0). Allowing you to have both infinitely tall worlds, & infinitely large Item, block & biome IDs! - (since 2.0.0) Compatibility with certain builds of The Twilight Forest.
Roughly Enough IDs should work perfectly fine in place of JustEnoughIDs. However, due to the nature of it being a fork, issues that are not present in JEID might occur in REID.