Instead of sampling specific biomes to ensure that a particular percentage of that biome will cover a defined area, a new condition can be added to sample the required coverage that a certain climate parameter must overlay in an area that one sets. For instance, if one wants a seed with little-to-no ocean, one can then apply a condition that confirms that the required coverage of continentalness above -1900 is 75% (or the inverse of that; <25% continentalness below -1900). This operates extremely similarly to the Biome sample condition; however, it can significantly tick the speed of the query compared to searches of various biomes and eliminate the need for multiple biomes to be yielded, but instead collectively depending on the climate parameter(s) to potentially create a further efficient criteria.
Instead of sampling specific biomes to ensure that a particular percentage of that biome will cover a defined area, a new condition can be added to sample the required coverage that a certain climate parameter must overlay in an area that one sets. For instance, if one wants a seed with little-to-no ocean, one can then apply a condition that confirms that the required coverage of continentalness above -1900 is 75% (or the inverse of that; <25% continentalness below -1900). This operates extremely similarly to the
Biome samplecondition; however, it can significantly tick the speed of the query compared to searches of various biomes and eliminate the need for multiple biomes to be yielded, but instead collectively depending on the climate parameter(s) to potentially create a further efficient criteria.