Open AllYourBlocks opened 1 year ago
Yes. What are the biomes to use, apart from the ones that are obvious because they are in the chunk name?
Here are my placeholders so far
This is the current setup, along with some future info
Chunk | Biome | Note |
---|---|---|
Home | Sunflower Plains | |
Village | Taiga | |
Desert | Desert | |
Jungle | Jungle | will be changing to include Lush Caves underground |
Ocean | Ocean | might change to include all Ocean biomes |
Ice Spikes | Snowy Plains | might change to include Ice Spikes |
Swamp | Swamp | might change to include Mangrove Swamp |
Flower Forest | Flower Forest | will be changing to Cherry Grove |
Mushroom Island | Mushroom Fields | will likely change to include Dripstone Caves underground |
Badlands | Eroded Badlands | |
Outpost | Savanna | |
Mountain | Jagged Peaks | might change to include Frozen Peaks |
Nether | Nether Wastes | might change to include all Nether biomes |
Woodland Mansion | Dark Forest | |
Nether Fortress | Nether Wastes | |
Bastion | Nether Wastes | |
The End | End Highlands |
@slipcor
As discussed, please do not implement these changes in the live pack just yet.
Feel free to finish the code with the new current setup as above, but please comment it out so that it's not live in the datapack until we've talked further.
Don't worry about any changes to biomes made on the Test server so far, as we'll be replacing the map with the master copy from the Dev server soon anyway. Thanks!
@slipcor Is it possible to use the new fillbiome command to correctly reflect the local biomes of Chunks as we paste them in Random mode?
(Players would likely need to log out and back in, or reload their rendered area or texture pack, in order to see the update visually update, because Minecraft)
From https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-snapshot-22w46a
COMMANDS
FILLBIOME
Changes biome entries for an area. Note that biomes are not stored per-block, so affected positions may not match input precisely.
Syntax:
Parameters:
EXECUTE
Execute commands can now be conditional on biomes.