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Quote from SomethingSlimy

If this suggestion were implemented into the default terrain generator, I don't think I'd like the standard terrain in my world. And I think many people wouldn't like the large terrain in their world. I feel that if it were a new world type, everyone would be satisfied...

Let me just preface this by saying that I don't mean to be rude or mean.

If too many people wouldn't like a world generation method to be default, it probably shouldn't be implemented front and centre.
I think that this kind of feature would be better represented in a mod.

Also, it would be cool to be able to choose the scale of a world as opposed to a predetermined factor.

Otherwise, great idea! I'd like to see this in reality someday.

Quote from Kholdstare

Part of me thinks that increasing (but not decreasing) any particular ore density should force cheats to be turned on and won't let you turn it off unless you set the ore density back to or below the normal density in the game.

The other part of me doesn't care how other people play their game.

I agree, for the most part.

TInkering with the game's mechanics isn't necessarily cheating, but the world deserves to be flagged in some way as being that way. It's like 'vanilla' servers and custom JAR (e.g. Bukkit) servers. They're different and they're (to some extent) indicated to be different from the original.

Hi.

I've installed the vibrant shaders with no problems, but when I open a world, I'm greeted with:

[Shaders] Error : Invalid program composite
[Shaders] Error : Invalid program composite1
[Shaders] Error : Invalid program final

I get waving leaves, grass and water, but nothing else. I'm running Windows 8 on an Intel Core i5 processor.

Am I doing something wrong?