If you are still using CraftBukkit or Spigot 1.8.8-1.11 use Version 1.5.
If you are using CraftBukkit or Spigot 1.12, 1.14 or later, use the current version.

This plugin restores the Far Lands that were removed in late beta during the terrain makeover. It can restore the Far Lands to the Overworld, Nether and End world types.

Compatibility:
CraftBukkit 1.8.8 through 1.15.1 (excluding 1.13.x)
Spigot 1.8.8 through 1.18+ (excluding 1.13.x)
Paper 1.9.4 through 1.18+ (excluding 1.13.x)
Most Paper forks are also compatible but there may be exceptions. Only base Spigot and Paper are guaranteed to be supported.
1.13.x is excluded due to terrain generator bugs at the time which caused the Far Lands to crash the server.

Notes:
- This needs the vanilla generator to work. The plugin cannot work with custom generators.
- The Far Lands are more stable than in beta but can still put a heavy load on a server.

Know Bugs and Issues:
- The Far Lands do not generate on the Lithium and Yatopia forks of Paper due to the overflow glitch being 'fixed' by their optimizations.
- Due to a patch used on Paper in some 1.14 builds, FarLandsAgain may crash when generating villages at the top of the world. This patch was removed in 1.15. Regular Spigot does not have this bug.
- A small number of chunks around the initial spawn point may generate as normal terrain even when the config is set to generate Far Lands in that area. If you encounter this, there is a workaround detailed here: https://github.com/OtakuMegane/TallNether/wiki/Premature-Chunk-Generation-Bug

Installation

1. Download FarLandsAgain.zip and extract the files to the plugins directory.
2. You should have a FarLandsAgain.jar and a directory named FarLandsAgain.
3. Inside the FarLandsAgain directory edit the config.yml file to set up your configuration.

Details on configuration can be found here: FarLandsAgain Configuration

Behind the original hack
For those interested in what the actual change is, you can check out this post on Reddit. In CraftBukkit and Spigot the relevant file is NoiseGeneratorOctaves, where these two lines need to be removed or commented out:
After Minecraft 1.13 the noise generators were redone and the Far Lands have to be added a different way now.

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Finalized
FarLandsAgain is considered finalized with all intended features present. Unless a worthwhile idea comes to mind, the only expected updates will be compatibility for future versions of Minecraft or fixes in case a bug is discovered.