Structure Tour Curator
Managing world generation in a heavily modded Minecraft pack can quickly become a nightmare. You add a dozen structure mods, and suddenly your world is cluttered with redundant ruins, overlapping dungeons, or immersion-breaking buildings. Until now, the only way to clean things up was to dig through JSON files, manually blacklisting each structure by its registry name. Structure Tour Curator changes everything. This lightweight KubeJS script gives modpack authors and players a live, in-game tour of every registered structure, complete with teleportation and one-click ban or unban controls. No more hand-editing configs for hours — just walk through your world and decide what stays.
What Makes Structure Tour Curator Different?
Unlike traditional datapack-based solutions, Structure Tour Curator builds its list dynamically from the live Minecraft registry. There is no pre-generated structure list to maintain. When you add new mods, simply run a rescan command and the tool discovers every structure — including those added by Structurify. Ban or unban decisions take effect immediately through Structurify’s API, so you see the results in real time without reloading the world. This makes it the perfect companion for modpack testing, worldgen trimming, and duplicate auditing before a pack release.
How It Works
The core workflow is refreshingly simple. After installing the required mods and dropping the script into your instance, you load a world and type /structuretour rescan to build the structure list. Then use /st to start the tour. The script locates the next structure, prints its coordinates in chat, and provides clickable buttons to ban, unban, or skip. Teleport to the structure using the green coordinates, inspect it, and decide its fate. All bans are applied instantly through Structurify, and the tour position is saved per player so you can resume anytime.
Dimension Shortcuts
Structure Tour Curator supports all three vanilla dimensions with simple commands. Use /st for the Overworld, /stn for the Nether, and /ste for the End. This keeps your auditing fast and focused, no matter which dimension you are cleaning up.
Ban Filter Modes
You can filter the tour to show only structures that are still enabled, only those you have already banned, or everything. The commands are intuitive: /structuretour filter active, /structuretour filter banned, and /structuretour filter all. This is especially handy when you want to double-check your banned list or quickly re-enable a structure you changed your mind about.
Why Modpack Authors Love It
For anyone building a modpack, Structure Tour Curator is a game-changer. It eliminates the tedious back-and-forth of editing JSON, reloading, and testing. You can walk through every structure in your pack, see exactly how it generates, and disable the ones that clash or feel out of place — all from inside the game. The script is MIT-licensed, so you can freely include it in your own modpack. Just ship the kubejs/server_scripts/structure_tour.js file and list KubeJS and Structurify as dependencies. When you add new structure mods later, a simple rescan updates the list without any extra work.
Getting Started: How to Install Structure Tour Curator
Installing Structure Tour Curator is straightforward, but it does require a few prerequisite mods. You will need KubeJS (Forge 1.20.1), along with its dependencies Rhino and Architectury, plus Structurify and its dependency YACL. The add-on has been tested on Forge 1.20.1 with KubeJS 2001.6.5 and Structurify 2.0.28. Once those are in your mods folder, unzip the Structure Tour Curator download directly into your Minecraft instance folder — the one that contains the mods/ directory. Confirm that the file kubejs/server_scripts/structure_tour.js is present. Launch the game, load a world, and run /reload if the world was already open. Then execute /structuretour rescan followed by /st to begin your tour. For multiplayer servers, copy the same script into the server’s kubejs/ folder.
If you want an even smoother experience, the foxygame.net launcher provides a one-click install for Structure Tour Curator, automatically resolving all dependencies and ensuring version compatibility so you can start auditing your worldgen without any manual setup.
Download Structure Tour Curator for Minecraft
You can download Structure Tour Curator from its official distribution page. The download is a simple zip archive containing the KubeJS script. No additional configuration files are needed — the script generates its own autosave file at kubejs/structure_tour_autosave.json to remember your tour position, and Structurify updates config/structurify.json whenever you ban or unban a structure. Always make sure you are using a compatible Forge 1.20.1 setup with the required mods installed.
Commands at a Glance
/st,/stn,/ste— Start or continue the tour in Overworld, Nether, or End./structuretour ban/unban— Disable or re-enable the current structure./structuretour next— Advance to the next structure./structuretour rescan— Rebuild the structure list from the live registry./structuretour status— Show current entry and active filters./structuretour list [page]— Display a paginated list of all structures./structuretour jump <n>— Jump to a specific index in the list./structuretour safetp [x z]— Teleport from high altitude to avoid lag on large structures./structuretour help— Full command reference.
Handling Large Structures
Some structures are enormous and can cause brief lag or freezing when you teleport directly to them because of sudden chunk generation. Structure Tour Curator warns you automatically when a structure is wide. Use /structuretour safetp <x> <z> to approach from a high Y-level, letting the chunks load gradually below you before you descend. This small quality-of-life feature saves a lot of frustration during long auditing sessions.
Compatibility and Requirements
Structure Tour Curator is built for Forge 1.20.1 and relies on KubeJS and Structurify. It does not work on Fabric or other loaders. The script discovers structures from the live Minecraft registry, so it automatically picks up any mod that registers its structures correctly. There is no need for a pre-generated JSON list, and when you add new structure mods, a simple /structuretour rescan is all it takes to include them. The tool is designed to be lightweight and non-intrusive — it only creates two runtime files and never modifies your world data directly.
Final Thoughts
Structure Tour Curator fills a critical gap in the modpack development workflow. It turns a tedious, error-prone process into an interactive, in-game experience that feels natural and fast. Whether you are trimming worldgen bloat, reviewing a new modpack, or auditing duplicates before release, this add-on saves hours of work. With its straightforward installation, live registry scanning, and instant ban controls, it is an essential utility for any serious modpack author on Forge 1.20.1. Download Structure Tour Curator today and take full control of your Minecraft world generation.