Same generator brain as the original Bukkit plugin, rebuilt from the ground up for modern Minecraft - now a world type you can pick straight from the create-world screen.
Roads & infrastructure
Named streets with real street signs, sidewalks, roundabouts with statues, bridges, tunnels through mountains, and the odd hidden lift shaft below a crossing.
Rivers, quays and harbours
Springs on the high ground run down the mountains in gullies and waterfalls, across the plain and through its lakes to the sea, widening as they go. Roads bridge them and buildings keep off them. Where a river runs through a city its banks become stone quays - promenades, moorings, loading quays with a derrick - and where a city meets the sea, a harbour with jetties and now and then a lighthouse, or a beach with striped umbrellas and a lifeguard tower. Something waits behind the odd waterfall.
Cities in a vanilla world
Pick Land - Vanilla, cities apart, and the world is vanilla's - terrain, caves, biomes, villages - with a CityWorld city every so often, like a village, each on its own level and eased into the hills. Rivers run through the city untouched, crossed by bridges, with quays and moorings along the banks.
Furnished buildings
Every building has an interior - offices and cubicle floors, apartment towers, schools and courthouses, museums with fossils and exhibits, factory control rooms. Street shops stock their trade - armour at the armourer, wool at the draper - and neighbouring shops sell different things. Vacant ones hang FOR SALE signs and stay dark.
Districts
Municipal civic centres, industrial factories and warehouses with bunkers, silos and the odd gasometer, farms with animals and crops, and parks with zoos, gazebos, ponds and glass biodomes. The zoos are data: a pack or a zoo mod adds any animal with its own habitat and pen, and CityWorld: Zoo fills them with giraffes, lions and elephants.
A subway, and malls
A station in every urban district, twin-track tunnels on two levels with interchanges, and a minecart runs the line. At the edge of town, rare shopping malls round a glass-roofed atrium, with dozens of named shops and car parks.
Underground
Mine networks with ore veins that get richer with depth, wet sewers, bunkers and basements with loot and mob spawners, the ruined city's vault four to eight levels deep and darker with every floor, rare large caverns astride the deepslate line, and strongholds, trial chambers and ancient cities in the depths, so the End is reachable.
Nature & caves
Mountains, seas with beaches, wandering branching cave tunnels, and basalt-lined lava pools instead of a flat lava sea. Real cave biomes dot the underground too - lush, dripstone, deep dark, and sulfur caves on 26.2 and later - each decorated the way it is in a vanilla world.
Inhabitants
Named villagers employed at their shop's actual trade, animals in the fields, fish in the sea, hostiles lurking in mines, sewers and the dark.
Set-pieces
Castles, radio towers with a hut you can walk into, oil platforms, flying saucers, hot-air balloons, two-chunk airships, monuments, helipads and campgrounds - rare landmarks, findable with /cityfind.
The ruined Nether, and the End
A CityWorld world brings its own Nether - the overworld's city, same streets, burnt and collapsed, with portals linking one to one - and an End that is vanilla's, with cities on the flat tops of the outer islands. Either switches back to vanilla under Customize.
Pick your structures
The Customize screen lists every structure set the install has, vanilla's and each mod's, with an on/off each. Want villages in your city? Tick them. The city plans round each one and the ground is shaped to fit.
Custom schematics
A bundled catalog of classic buildings, plus drop your own (.schematic/.schem/.litematic/.nbt) into a config folder and turn them loose in the city.
Your furniture mods, placed properly
Install Macaw's Furniture, MrCrayfish's Refurbished Furniture or Fantasy's Furniture and the rooms fill with them. Macaw's doors, windows, roofs, fences, stairs and lights fit the city out, and Farmer's Delight builds the kitchens. No such mods? Every room keeps its vanilla look.
Biome mods welcome
Biomes O' Plenty and other TerraBlender biome mods add their biomes to a CityWorld world, with their own ground blocks, their crops in the farm fields and their cave biomes underground. On by default, and costs nothing without one.
The plan, on JourneyMap
With JourneyMap installed, the map shows the city plan over ground nobody has explored yet - districts tinted, streets drawn, and what is planned in any chunk on hover. Rare landmarks become waypoints, and /cityfind drops a marker.
Loot with a modder seam
Every container gets a loot table - modded crates and furniture included - from each shop's trade to a vault armoury. Each table has an empty _extra companion a datapack can fill, so a gun mod can put ammo in nightstands without touching CityWorld's own.
