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Biome Replacer Neoforge
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A quick way to get rid of a biome. Useful for tweaking datapack-based generators (like Terralith) that don't have a convenient configuration
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
General improvements to world generation, such as bug fixes, aesthetic overhauls, or misc additions.
Includes tools and features for server management.
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This mod has been offically merged with Biome Replacer Please go there to download.
Overview
Biome Replacer lets you control biome distribution without changing terrain generation. Replace any biome with another while preserving the landscape's shape and only changing biome-specific features like colors, mob spawns, and vegetation.
Use Cases:
- Remove unwanted biomes
- Fix mod compatibility issues
- Enhance almost-perfect world seeds
- Create custom world experiences
- Complement worldgen mods like Terralith
Features
- Simple Biome Swapping: Replace biomes with an easy rule system
- Tag Support: Replace entire biome categories at once
- Server-Side: No client installation needed
- Easy Config: Simple properties file with intuitive syntax
Experimental Features
- Chance based replacement: Replace any percentage of a biome
Compatibility
- Works With: Vanilla biomes and most datapack biomes (including Terralith)
- Limited Support: TerraBlender, Biolith or Lithosphere biomes (use their native options instead)
- Generally Compatible: Works with most worldgen mods (report issues here)
Setup
- Install the mod on your server (or client if your playing singleplayer)
- Run the server once to generate config
- Find
biome_replacer.propertiesin theconfigfolder - Add your replacement rules
Configuration
Basic Replacement
minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_groveTag-Based Replacement
#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desertOptions
# Disable chat notifications
muteChatInfo = trueExamples
Forest to Cherry Grove
Config:
minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove
All Forests to Desert
Config:
#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert
Mod Integration
Config:
terralith:lavender_forest > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains
terralith:lavender_valley > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains
Fixing Problem Biomes
Config:
terralith:cave/infested_caves > minecraft:dripstone_caves
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This mod has been offically merged with Biome Replacer Please go there to download.
Overview
Biome Replacer lets you control biome distribution without changing terrain generation. Replace any biome with another while preserving the landscape's shape and only changing biome-specific features like colors, mob spawns, and vegetation.
Use Cases:
- Remove unwanted biomes
- Fix mod compatibility issues
- Enhance almost-perfect world seeds
- Create custom world experiences
- Complement worldgen mods like Terralith
Features
- Simple Biome Swapping: Replace biomes with an easy rule system
- Tag Support: Replace entire biome categories at once
- Server-Side: No client installation needed
- Easy Config: Simple properties file with intuitive syntax
Experimental Features
- Chance based replacement: Replace any percentage of a biome
Compatibility
- Works With: Vanilla biomes and most datapack biomes (including Terralith)
- Limited Support: TerraBlender, Biolith or Lithosphere biomes (use their native options instead)
- Generally Compatible: Works with most worldgen mods (report issues here)
Setup
- Install the mod on your server (or client if your playing singleplayer)
- Run the server once to generate config
- Find
biome_replacer.propertiesin theconfigfolder - Add your replacement rules
Configuration
Basic Replacement
minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove
Tag-Based Replacement
#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert
Options
# Disable chat notifications
muteChatInfo = true
Examples
Forest to Cherry Grove
Config:
minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove
All Forests to Desert
Config:
#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert
Mod Integration
Config:
terralith:lavender_forest > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains
terralith:lavender_valley > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains
Fixing Problem Biomes
Config:
terralith:cave/infested_caves > minecraft:dripstone_caves
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