Lava Source

Renewable lava sources that generate infinitely, enabling automation and sustainable fuel systems.

Type Datapack / Mod
Version 1.21.9 - 26.2
Status Released

About

Lava Source is a datapack that makes lava a renewable resource by allowing lava sources to generate infinitely, similar to how water sources work in Minecraft.

By creating specific lava source configurations, players can build sustainable lava farms and produce an unlimited supply of lava over time, opening new possibilities for automation and large-scale survival projects.

Designed to feel natural within vanilla Minecraft, Lava Source expands existing fluid mechanics while keeping the gameplay balanced and familiar for both survival and technical players.

Features

Renewable Lava

Generate infinite lava sources over time, turning lava into a renewable resource for survival worlds.

Lava Automation

Create sustainable lava farms to power furnaces, fuel machines or support large-scale building projects.

Simple Setup

Easy to understand and use, with no commands or complicated configuration required.

Showcase

See Lava Source in action and discover how renewable lava sources can be used to create efficient lava farms and improve survival gameplay.

Commands

General
No commands for users.
Admin
No commands for admins.

Compatibility

Version Status
1.21.9 - 1.21.11 Supported
26.1.x - 26.2.x Supported
26.3snapshot-1 to 5 Supported

Installation

1. Download the datapack.
2. Place it inside your world's datapacks folder.
3. Run /reload or restart the world.
4. Create a lava source setup and wait for new lava sources to generate.

FAQ

Does this replace vanilla mechanics?

No. The datapack expands vanilla mechanics by allowing lava to become a renewable resource while keeping the original gameplay experience.

Can lava be generated infinitely?

Yes. Once the correct setup is created, lava sources can regenerate over time.

Does it work on servers?

Yes. It works in both singleplayer and multiplayer worlds.

Does it require a resource pack?

No. The datapack works without any resource pack.