Doesn't seem to respect the biome settings fully #7

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opened 2021-01-27 05:18:20 +00:00 by dreamwraith · 3 comments

dreamwraith commented

2021-01-27 05:18:20 +00:00

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Unsure what is going on, but for whatever reason, it does not appear this respects custom biome settings within the custom dimensions.

I am able to get it to load worlds with custom dimensions, but it only seems to partially work - it uses the worldgen settings from the biomes, but its not respecting all the other settings such as sky color, music, particles, etc.

Unsure what is going on, but for whatever reason, it does not appear this respects custom biome settings within the custom dimensions. I am able to get it to load worlds with custom dimensions, but it only seems to partially work - it uses the worldgen settings from the biomes, but its not respecting all the other settings such as sky color, music, particles, etc.

dreamwraith commented

2021-01-27 05:22:48 +00:00

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Nevermind, I will close this.

After initial load, it must have required a server reload.

Nevermind, I will close this. After initial load, it must have required a server reload.

dreamwraith commented

2021-01-27 05:29:53 +00:00

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Scratch that - it appears that it was working because i added the hyperverse mod. I suppose that sort of makes sense, but its not what one would theoretically expect I guess.

dreamwraith commented

2021-01-27 06:13:58 +00:00

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Final Comment. I was able to get this working alone without using Hyperverse by modifying the level.dat of the base world with nbtexplorer to add the new dimensions. this fixed worldgen.

as a fix, this plugin should probably modify the level.dat to add the dimensions - not sure if thats possible?

Final Comment. I was able to get this working alone without using Hyperverse by modifying the level.dat of the base world with nbtexplorer to add the new dimensions. this fixed worldgen. as a fix, this plugin should probably modify the level.dat to add the dimensions - not sure if thats possible?