Repurposed Structures for Fabric – Biome Variants of Vanilla Structures V1.0.9

Features:

• Adds new biome variants and modified takes on existing vanilla structures
• A Jungle Fortress is among the headline new builds
• Nether and End versions of shipwrecks, pyramids, outposts and ruined portals
• Village variants such as Birch Villages
• Reworked mineshafts, strongholds, dungeons, wells and igloos
• Adds no new blocks or mobs, so it can run entirely server-side
• Vanilla clients can connect to a server running it
• Structures ship as datapacks, so spawn rates, heights and village sizes can be tuned or switched off
• Modded loot is imported into structure loot by default and can be disabled in the config
• Rare collectable banners appear in chests while the Luck effect is active
• Pool additions let several datapacks merge custom jigsaw pieces without overriding each other
• Fabric support for Minecraft 1.21.1

Repurposed Structures takes the structures and features the game already generates and spins them into new variants. Rather than inventing a separate theme, it asks what a fortress would look like in a jungle, what a shipwreck would look like in the Nether, or how a village would be built out of birch — and then scatters the answers across the world. The idea started as part of a dimension mod before the structures were split off and grown into a collection of their own.

Because the mod adds no new blocks or mobs, it can run entirely on the server side, and vanilla clients are still able to connect to a world that uses it. Structures are inserted into biomes directly, which keeps conflicts with other worldgen and structure mods rare; several structure mods can generate alongside it without either set disappearing.

Modern versions ship the structures in datapack form, so spawn rates, generation heights, village sizes and whole structures can be changed or turned off without touching code. Modded loot is folded into the structure loot tables by default and can be disabled in the config, and the pool additions system lets multiple datapacks merge new jigsaw pieces into the same template pool without overriding each other. Chests also hide a rare set of collectable banners that only turn up while the Luck effect is active.