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I am asking here because I do not know how the new JSON format works and have found no documentation on it at all.

I have tried to use this command:

{"layers"\:[{"block"\:"minecraft\:air","height"\:1}],"biome"\:"minecraft\:the_void"}

but it won't work.

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  • What have you tried exactly?
    – Ben
    Commented Dec 8, 2020 at 5:03
  • this {"layers"\:[{"block"\:"minecraft\:air","height"\:1}],"biome"\:"minecraft\:the_void"} but it does not work
    – Asra
    Commented Dec 8, 2020 at 5:06

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As referenced in this spigot issue and this mojang issue, it may not actually be your fault. If you're making a plugin, an alternative may be to make a class extending ChunkGenerator and simply returning an empty ChunkData for all positions (the docs for this are good and there are many tutorials for this in general if you search chunkgenerator spigot or similar on google).

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Try this:

{\"layers\"\:[{\"block\"\:\"minecraft\:air\",\"height\"\:1}],\"biome\"\:\"minecraft\:the_void\"}
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Using the "Void" superflat setting in world creation does NOT work for the nether, only the overworld. For someone like me, I've been trying to make a custom Skyblock style map similar to Jujubee/Islands of Junara with a void nether. It's pretty much pointless to use it in the end as it's already a "void" world with lots of islands. There are mods for void world gen, but I'm making my map in 1.18.2 and most or all of said mods are 1.14 or older. That and I'm using Forge and some of the mods are Fabric which doesn't work either in my case

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    Hi Justin, this seems to be a comment on ons of the answers, rather than an answer itself, for which it might get removed. Please take the Tour to familiarize yourself with our platform.
    – Joachim
    Commented Oct 25 at 8:02
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You can create a Void world in the World Creation section.

In the world creation screen:

  1. Set the Gamemode to "Creative" (so that you can fly, and not instantly fall in to the Void).
  2. Click "More World Options"
  3. Select "Superflat" in the World Type selection, then click "Customise".
  4. In the Superflat Customization screen, select "Use Presets"
  5. in the "Preset" screen, select the text in the box at the top of the screen, delete it, then type:

minecraft:air;minecraft:air

  1. Click "Use preset" and then create the world.

Note: Make sure you turn off structures, otherwise you'll get floating villages and other such structures in your world.

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