Love this idea. The ammount of times I have to delete a world and re-load it to get a starting biome I like. Seriously; how many snow biomes are in this game? >_>
This would really be something nice added into the game so you could choose like what kind of biomes you want to spawn in, or what biomes you what around your spawn, and choose specific biomes.
This would really be something nice added into the game so you could choose like what kind of biomes you want to spawn in, or what biomes you what around your spawn, and choose specific biomes.
that's the main idea of it i got sick of having all these biomes i didn't want in a world so i thought it up
You can do something very similar right now with Mystcraft, but the worlds/dimensions it generates do not have the same style layout (oceans do not look like normal oceans, boarder biomes do not fill in, techincal/interior biomes are treated as distinct).
The current system does have, as someone mentioned, the whole issue of "The first pass determines land versus ocean". So what you need is "Ocean space is filled in by which biome:", and a choice: either a single biome, or a set of biomes.
In other words, one set of biomes for the space currently defined as "land", and a second set for the biomes currently defined as "ocean" -- with the possibility of using different things.
Imagine all the oceans turned to dessert.
Imagine oceans with giant hills in the middle of them.
(In regard to a mod that gives realistic animal genetics):
Would you really rather have bees that make diamonds and oil with magical genetic blocks?
... did I really ask that?
You can do something very similar right now with Mystcraft, but the worlds/dimensions it generates do not have the same style layout (oceans do not look like normal oceans, boarder biomes do not fill in, techincal/interior biomes are treated as distinct).
The current system does have, as someone mentioned, the whole issue of "The first pass determines land versus ocean". So what you need is "Ocean space is filled in by which biome:", and a choice: either a single biome, or a set of biomes.
In other words, one set of biomes for the space currently defined as "land", and a second set for the biomes currently defined as "ocean" -- with the possibility of using different things.
Imagine all the oceans turned to dessert.
Imagine oceans with giant hills in the middle of them.
I've seen and tried out this mod, you'd think it was one that inspired me to come up with this, actually, it wasn't
But yes, this is a good mod, just that it only allows one biome per world.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great idea, multiple worlds for whatever you want is great. But it can become too memory consuming once you get too many worlds. This would make this sort of thing a little more available with one world
I've seen and tried out this mod, you'd think it was one that inspired me to come up with this, actually, it wasn't
But yes, this is a good mod, just that it only allows one biome per world.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great idea, multiple worlds for whatever you want is great. But it can become too memory consuming once you get too many worlds.
Mystcraft does not restrict you to one biome per world. Depending on the biome controller, your worlds can have exactly one, exactly 2, or at least three.
Look in the Mystcraft thread today for some oddball multiple biomes I found, including an ocean biome that was entirely dry, even with a good sized ravine, or a plains with a giant hump in the middle. Or (not posted) a mushroom island that looked like extreme hills.
But ... part of that is that Mystcraft does not map oceans normally, and it does not put in the technical/border biomes -- so you see exactly what you'd expect if you just tossed a list of biomes with no concern for the biome's special-ness.
(In regard to a mod that gives realistic animal genetics):
Would you really rather have bees that make diamonds and oil with magical genetic blocks?
... did I really ask that?
Mystcraft does not restrict you to one biome per world. Depending on the biome controller, your worlds can have exactly one, exactly 2, or at least three.
Look in the Mystcraft thread today for some oddball multiple biomes I found, including an ocean biome that was entirely dry, even with a good sized ravine, or a plains with a giant hump in the middle. Or (not posted) a mushroom island that looked like extreme hills.
But ... part of that is that Mystcraft does not map oceans normally, and it does not put in the technical/border biomes -- so you see exactly what you'd expect if you just tossed a list of biomes with no concern for the biome's special-ness.
oh really? i saw it a while ago, it must've updated a bit, because when i did try it, that's what it was like
and yeah i see what you mean
Add me to supporters. c:
What do you mean by 'Abuse'?
Old school Minecraft for the win!
that's the main idea of it
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Curse PremiumYou can do something very similar right now with Mystcraft, but the worlds/dimensions it generates do not have the same style layout (oceans do not look like normal oceans, boarder biomes do not fill in, techincal/interior biomes are treated as distinct).
The current system does have, as someone mentioned, the whole issue of "The first pass determines land versus ocean". So what you need is "Ocean space is filled in by which biome:", and a choice: either a single biome, or a set of biomes.
In other words, one set of biomes for the space currently defined as "land", and a second set for the biomes currently defined as "ocean" -- with the possibility of using different things.
Imagine all the oceans turned to dessert.
Imagine oceans with giant hills in the middle of them.
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(In regard to a mod that gives realistic animal genetics):
Would you really rather have bees that make diamonds and oil with magical genetic blocks?
... did I really ask that?
I've seen and tried out this mod, you'd think it was one that inspired me to come up with this, actually, it wasn't
But yes, this is a good mod, just that it only allows one biome per world.
Don't get me wrong, it's a great idea, multiple worlds for whatever you want is great. But it can become too memory consuming once you get too many worlds. This would make this sort of thing a little more available with one world
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Curse PremiumMystcraft does not restrict you to one biome per world. Depending on the biome controller, your worlds can have exactly one, exactly 2, or at least three.
Look in the Mystcraft thread today for some oddball multiple biomes I found, including an ocean biome that was entirely dry, even with a good sized ravine, or a plains with a giant hump in the middle. Or (not posted) a mushroom island that looked like extreme hills.
But ... part of that is that Mystcraft does not map oceans normally, and it does not put in the technical/border biomes -- so you see exactly what you'd expect if you just tossed a list of biomes with no concern for the biome's special-ness.
* Promoting this week: Captive Minecraft 4, Winter Realm. Aka: Vertical Vanilla Viewing. Clicky!
* My channel with Mystcraft, and general Minecraft Let's Plays: http://www.youtube.com/user/Keybounce.
* See all my video series: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-editions/minecraft-editions-show-your/2865421-keybounces-list-of-creation-threads
(In regard to a mod that gives realistic animal genetics):
Would you really rather have bees that make diamonds and oil with magical genetic blocks?
... did I really ask that?
oh really? i saw it a while ago, it must've updated a bit, because when i did try it, that's what it was like
and yeah i see what you mean
Now if we could also select which biome we want to start in...
That's a good idea, you could have a certain biome with a green tick or cross, so that it is designated as the spawning biome