1.18 support?

I like this pack. This makes a player hard to find stronghold

I have a suggestion for a datapack you can add to the group. This would have to do with Fire Safety and Fire Spread. I had posted an idea and request on minecraftforum.net, but I will copy it here as well. Let me know if it sounds like something you would like to make. I myself and barely starting coding, but I think you can do a better job than I can can in a much shorter time.








I know that there was a similar mod back in 1.2.5, but I am looking
for either a current mod or datapack that tweaks fire spread to make
fire more dangerous.




Candles (in 1.17) would only ignite any flammable blocks that are immediately
above it. If a candle does ignite any flammable blocks, or if it is next
to a burning block, it itself is consumed and destroyed.




Torches and Soul Torches would ignite any touching flammable blocks
on it's y level or y level + 1 (so the 8 blocks around it on it's sides,
and any on the 3x3 right above it.) If a torch does ignite any
flammable blocks, or if it is next to a fire block, it itself is
consumed and destroyed.




Lit Campfires and Soul Campfires would do the same as Torches, but
have the range extended by 1 on both the x and z axis, provided that
there is clear line of site that is not blocked by non-flammable blocks.
If it is next to a burning block, it itself is consumed and destroyed,
replaced by a fire block.




Lanterns would not set things on fire, and would be considered one of
the safer light sources to use. Same with Jack-o-lanterns and Soul
Lanterns.




A block that is on fire (regular or soul) would have a 100% chance of
spreading the fire (as regular fire) to two or more adjacent flammable
blocks, a 30% chance of spreading to a flammable block within 2 blocks
of it in any direction that it has line of sight to, and a 10% chance of
spreading to a flammable block within 3 blocks that it has line of
sight to before it burns itself out.




Fire Arrows and fire charges would start a fire on a block that they
hit. An entity that is on fire (like a Zombie during the day) would set
fire to any flammable blocks that it is immediately beneath or beside,
as if it was a torch, and only have a 5% chance of setting fire to a flammable
block that it walks on. Also entities that walk into torches would be set on
fire as though they had walked into a fire block or a campfire.




Grass blocks, podzol, mycelium, tilled earth, farmland, and dirt
paths would now be considered flammable could catch natural fire spread,
and those that catch on fire would be converted to dirt blocks after
burning out. Wood and Logs would be turned into blocks of charcoal after
catching on fire. Charcoal blocks that are burning would not be
consumed or destroyed, and fires on it's sides or bottom face would
naturally dissipate, though it's top side would not naturally go out.
Tall grass, crops, leaves, vines, planks, signs, fences, wool and other
similar items that catch fire would be destroyed. Fire would not
naturally spread onto blocks like any types of stone, gravel, sand,
regular or course dirt, clay, terracotta or bricks, though such blocks
could be set on fire using flaming arrows or flint and steel, lightning
or other similar method. Such blocks set on fire could still have fire
spread to flammable targets as explained above. A cobblestone set on
fire would turn to stone after the fire burns out, sand turns to glass,
clay to terracotta. Rain, thunder, and snow storms would put out any
blocks on fire.




Due to netherack never burning out, fire spread would not naturally
occur on any nether based flammable materials (since that would lead to
the entire nether on fire), though any overworld flammables would still be
subject to the above mentioned fire hazards when placed in the nether.
So building your wooden house within 3 blocks of a burning netherack
could end up setting your house on fire.




This would encourage fire safety (like clearing out the foliage
around campfires, and making sure that torches are not right up against
wooden walls) and also give a somewhat in game experience of fighting
forest and brush fires, including using control lines.




Ideally this would be configurable so that people can tailor the mod
or datapack to include items from other mods, or the expand or restrict
the range and effects, and duration of the fire burning as they see fit
to tailor to their modpack.

Simple and fair

Looks cool! Silverfish were useless mobs with 0 difficulty, but they are not with this datapack now