What this add-on does
CTOV - Incubation Compat is a small add-on by ChoiceTheorem. It connects two other projects: the Incubation mod and CTOV. The visible result is that you'll find chicken coops in villages.
That's the whole job. It's not a large content pack. It exists so the two mods can share a world and work together.
What you get in villages
Once the add-on is active, villages gain chicken coops. The project page doesn't say how common they're, what they look like, or which village types receive them. Don't expect more detail than that.
For context, CTOV is a structure datapack packaged as a mod. Its repository says it adds 23 village variants and 14 pillager outpost variants. This add-on is the piece that ties Incubation into that set of villages.
Who it is for
It suits players who already run both CTOV and the Incubation mod and want them to cooperate. Honestly, the project page links to each of them. If you only use one of the two, there is nothing for this add-on to connect.
The listing files it under Building & Decoration, Game Mechanics and World Generation. That fits something that changes what generates in villages.
Loaders and Minecraft versions
The listed mod loaders are Forge and Datapack. CTOV's own repository describes that project as a mod for Forge and Fabric. So that statement is about CTOV, so for this add-on, go by the Forge and Datapack listing.
The supported Minecraft versions are 1.20.1, 1.20, 1.19.3, 1.19.2, 1.19.1 and 1.19. Those are the only versions named. Read them as a list of individual versions and not as a continuous span.
Client and server
Server side is required, and client side is optional. If you host a world for other people, install the add-on on the server. Players who join don't have to install it themselves.
Things to check first
CTOV's repository says its new structures only spawn in newly generated chunks. That note is about CTOV. The add-on's page doesn't say whether the chicken coops follow the same rule, so check before expecting them in areas you've already explored.
The page gives no setup steps beyond calling it a datapack. It lists no performance figures and names no other dependencies. Anything beyond what is written here's unknown.
License
The license is Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International. Read it before reusing the pack in your own work, especially anything commercial.
