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Quote from Lukizin»

(RTG) it is compatible with ... Ice and Fire Dragons?

It's on our TODO list. We will add compatibility for the Glacier biome for the next release. there is no set release date, so it could be a while.

Quote from Lukizin»

The caves will also appear in the world if used together with it?

If I&F has a custom cave generator, it should generate caves just fine, otherwise the normal caves will generate.

That's a handmade creation - not really in the scope of RTG.

Quote from Police4896»

i think it should be added but can only be enabled in the configs because its so epic looking it can generate in specific biomes

1. As Zeno said, this is outside of the scope of RTG. This would best be done by an other mod.
2. Such block placement in the sky during chunk generation would likely have conflicts with other mods, or could interfere with really high terrain/biome decorations.
3. Auroras are a rare occurance on Earth and shouldn't be a permanent fixture in the sky. To do this properly would require a custom sky renderer instead of just placing coloured blocks in the sky and lighting them up with torches.

This mod should seriously be standard world/terrain generation for minecraft. All other mods should be working around this one to make it compatible to RTG.

Is there anyway to reduce the size of the trees created by RTG? I love the terrain; the trees are causing issues w/farms, are so big they cause lag, and generally undesirable in my maps.

I'd love to keep RTG generating terrain but go back to vanilla trees.

-Brewer

Quote from Triscuity»

Is there anyway to reduce the size of the trees created by RTG? I love the terrain; the trees are causing issues w/farms, are so big they cause lag, and generally undesirable in my maps.

I'd love to keep RTG generating terrain but go back to vanilla trees.

-Brewer

Currently there is no way to alter/disable tree generation on it's own.
You can turn off custom biome decoration (that includes the trees), globally with: B:"Enable RTG Biome Decorations"=false
Or, you can turn off custom biome decoration on a per-biome basis in the biome config files with: B:"Use RTG Decorations"=false

If you are having an issue with an automatic tree farm, then it's likely an issue with the mods that you are using to do that. The size of a tree shouldn't make a difference.

The size of a tree doesn't contribute substantially to tick lag. There was an issue in the past with light level updates in Forge, but that was with leaves only and it was tree density that was a bigger factor, but that issue hasn't been much of a problem with more recent versions of Forge.

If you are refering to lag as low FPS, then it is likely because you are using a weak video processor, are using a custom texture pack with high res textures, are using process-intensive shaders, or a combination there of. I've not seen an issue with FPS from RTG's custom trees, and no one else has really complained about it, even when using a budget level computer.

Quote from srs_bsns»

Currently there is no way to alter/disable tree generation on it's own.
You can turn off custom biome decoration (that includes the trees), globally with: B:"Enable RTG Biome Decorations"=false
Or, you can turn off custom biome decoration on a per-biome basis in the biome config files with: B:"Use RTG Decorations"=false

If you are having an issue with an automatic tree farm, then it's likely an issue with the mods that you are using to do that. The size of a tree shouldn't make a difference.

The size of a tree doesn't contribute substantially to tick lag. There was an issue in the past with light level updates in Forge, but that was with leaves only and it was tree density that was a bigger factor, but that issue hasn't been much of a problem with more recent versions of Forge.

If you are refering to lag as low FPS, then it is likely because you are using a weak video processor, are using a custom texture pack with high res textures, are using process-intensive shaders, or a combination there of. I've not seen an issue with FPS from RTG's custom trees, and no one else has really complained about it, even when using a budget level computer.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah; I know the mods (Tconstruct axe, Steve's Carts. Even EnderIo if the branch sits outside it's range) have issues with bigger trees that lack horizontal connecting branches. Unfortunately there's never much movement on those as they tend to blame the trees. The same thing happens with some of the Natura trees.

And I just threw the lag thing out there; it's not tick lag it's the shader I'm using. The more leaves it has blowing in the wind the worse it gets. I can never get over 30fps with the shaders anyhow.

I love the rest of the terrain decoration too much to throw it away over the inconvenience of trees; I was just hoping for some magic configuration that might exist


The other thing I would love is the ability to specify a touch more amplification in the mountains. While extreme hills are tall even cliffs/bluffs exist in nature. I've been all over two maps and have yet to find a cliff.

Thanks again for an awesome mod!

Quote from Triscuity»

Thanks for the reply. Yeah; I know the mods (Tconstruct axe, Steve's Carts. Even EnderIo if the branch sits outside it's range) have issues with bigger trees that lack horizontal connecting branches. Unfortunately there's never much movement on those as they tend to blame the trees. The same thing happens with some of the Natura trees.

And I just threw the lag thing out there; it's not tick lag it's the shader I'm using. The more leaves it has blowing in the wind the worse it gets. I can never get over 30fps with the shaders anyhow.

I love the rest of the terrain decoration too much to throw it away over the inconvenience of trees; I was just hoping for some magic configuration that might exist


The other thing I would love is the ability to specify a touch more amplification in the mountains. While extreme hills are tall even cliffs/bluffs exist in nature. I've been all over two maps and have yet to find a cliff.

Thanks again for an awesome mod!

Since it's a FPS issue with shaders, you can try thining out forests of RTG trees instead of disabling them with S:"RTG Tree Density Multiplier" in the trees section of rtg.cfg (near the bottom). By default it is set to 1.0, try lowering it to 0.5 (setting it lower than that might have adverse effects on tree decorations and leave some biomes looking very bare.) This is a global setting in the main config, but you can also set it per biome in the biome configs if you only want to thin out certain biomes.

Also, for the issue with tree farms, you can always set B:"Enable RTG Saplings"=false in the main config, which will disable RTG trees growing from vanilla saplings. You will only get vanilla trees in your tree farms, and will no longer have the ability to manually grow RTG trees (which might be an acceptable trade-off for you.)

Quote from ZennyKenny»

Yeah, no joke. The Realworld mod just came out a couple of days ago (adds plants, trees & decorations) and I was so excited because Plant Mega Pack was one of my favorite mods. But it's only for 1.11.2 and when I loaded up a world I was just like "oh dear... this world gen SUCKS!" Because RTG has spoiled me and now I can't handle vanilla world gen.

Yeah, I just used RTG for the first time the other day after discovering it and when I got in to my world I just walked around for hours just looking at stuff forgetting that I was actually playing survival. Probably the best mod ever created and looks even better with shaders. I just wish it wasn't so heavy. I have a pretty powerful machine and it seems to bog me down quite a bit still and I can't have the render distance up too high like I normally do in vanilla.

Significant performance issues aren't from RTG. I have a 4 year old computer, and I can fly at creative speed with my view distance at 16, except near Roofed Forest and sometimes Jungle.