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Tested on 1.19.1 through 1.19.70
I modified processSubChunk from example to output block at x0 y15 z0 (built a tower from stone on a sever at this location from y0 to hight limit).

Part of the code where changes were made:
if (entry.result === 'success') { foundSubChunks++ if (packet.cache_enabled) { await loadCached(cc, x, y, z, entry.blob_id, entry.payload) } else { await cc.networkDecodeSubChunkNoCache(y, entry.payload) let position = new Vec3(0, 15, 0) let block_at15 = bot.world.getColumnAt(position).getBlock(position) console.log(position) console.log(block_at15) } } else { lostSubChunks++ }

• read chunks
• write chunks
• read/write block entities

Nether chunks appear to have no block data:

Using the following code:

async function load(folder, dimension = 1) {
  const db = new LevelDB(locDB, {
    createIfMissing: false,
  });
  await db.open();
  const world = new WorldProvider(db, { dimension });
  return { db, world };
}

async function getChunk(world, xx, zz) {
  const has = await world.hasChunk(xx, zz);
  if (!has) {
    console.warn(`WARNING: No chunk found at ${xx}, ${zz}`);
    return undefined;
  }
  return world.load(xx, zz, true);
}

The world I'm using definitely has disk-written Nether chunks, I can load up the world and see changes etc. where I am trying to read them.

Any clues?

Edit: May have made a mistake elsewhere in my code - closing for now!