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+ | |Generated between the beach and ocean biomes, shores are more shallow than the ocean they transition to. Several types of [[Fish]] and [[Fish#Coral Reef|Coral Reefs]] generate here. | ||
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+ | |Generated where the swamp and ocean biomes meet. It is the only biome where Mangrove [[Trees]] spawn. | ||
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The Biome determines the shape of the terrain and basic temperature and Rainfall guidelines. Unlike in vanilla, it does not directly define tree and plant growth. Instead, Regions and Climate determine the trees and plants that will spawn in an area.
Biome Types
There are 8 Main Biomes and 5 Technical Biomes. Biomes are pseudo-randomly generated using the map seed. Main biomes provide the general shape of the terrain along with the altitude. Technical biomes provide smoother transitions between main biome types, or introduce extra custom features within a main biome, such as rivers, beaches and border areas.
Main Biomes
Name | Description | Images |
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Ocean | An extremely large, open biome made entirely of water, with underwater relief on the sea floor, such as small mountains and plains, usually including dirt, sand and clay. Small islands with infrequent vegetation can be found in oceans. Squid will also spawn in the water. Oceans can also be generated as technical biomes, appearing as deep ponds on beaches. | ![]() |
Plains | A relatively flat biome. | ![]() |
High Plains | Similar to the Plains biome but at a higher altitude. | ![]() |
Swamp | A biome characterized by a mix of flat, dry areas around the sea level and shallow pools of water with floating lily pads. Peat, clay, sand, and dirt are commonly found at the bottom of these pools. The colors of the water, grass, leaves, and vines are much darker than in other biomes. Mushrooms and reeds are very abundant. | ![]() |
Mountains | Can reach as high as y = 230. | ![]() |
Rolling Hills | Similar to the Plains biome, with slightly more hilly terrain reaching up to y = 155 | ![]() |
High Hills | Similar to the Mountain biome but not as high. | ![]() |
Mountain Range | Mountain Ranges develop at the edges of Regions and serve as markers between them. | |
Shore | Generated between the beach and ocean biomes, shores are more shallow than the ocean they transition to. Several types of Fish and Coral Reefs generate here. | |
Salt Swamp | Generated where the swamp and ocean biomes meet. It is the only biome where Mangrove Trees spawn. |
Technical Biomes