erich666
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1 year ago When exporting you need to set the lower Depth (not Height) to capture the cave system you want:
By default, Mineways looks at whatever you select and chooses this Depth value for you. Mineways finds the lowest block visible from above.
If you have indeed set the Depth to as low as possible (0 or -64 or whatever) and your underground area is not showing up, please zip up the world and send it to me for examination - I'm at erich@acm.org. The Minecraft world format has a flaw in that it doesn't have any global value stored for what the deepest depth is in a world. Mineways does a number of things when a world is loaded to check if any visible chunks are deeper than expected and adjusts this minimum depth accordingly. However, this system isn't perfect. If you're having a problem with a particular world, I'd like to see it and figure out why this is happening.
ender-guardian
even if i set the height to the lowest possible, there is still barely anything underground, i rendered a world with mineways that had a deep cave in it, and when i went into it on blender there was barely any of it left, it reached the ground and disappeared at a very high level