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4 new underground river biomes and improved generation are in my worldgen datapack Tectonic, check it out!
The datapack adds underground rivers to your world! They are located under where saddle valleys generate (so mostly around mountains). They have been designed so you (usually) can boat right through them and continue on in your adventures. There's two biomes for these rivers as well: the Lush River and the Dripstone River, variants of the Lush Caves and Dripstone Caves respectively. Dripstone River biomes even generate hanging lanterns!
Warning: This is incompatible with other worldgen packs, including my other tech demos. Do not ask for versions with Terralith compatibility, I will not be making them.
The datapack adds underground rivers to your world! They are located under where saddle valleys generate (so mostly around mountains). They have been designed so you (usually) can boat right through them and continue on in your adventures. There's two biomes for these rivers as well: the Lush River and the Dripstone River, variants of the Lush Caves and Dripstone Caves respectively. Dripstone River biomes even generate hanging lanterns!
Warning: This is incompatible with other worldgen packs, including my other tech demos. Do not ask for versions with Terralith compatibility, I will not be making them.
Compatibility | Minecraft 1.19 |
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v2 : by Apollo404 08/16/2022 7:29:12 pmAug 16th, 2022
If you are using the current pack, I highly recommend upgrading
- SIGNIFICANTLY improved generation in comparison to v1. If you watched my Reddit post about this pack, the river generation look much more similar to that.
- Decreased lantern generation in the Dripstone River biome.
- SIGNIFICANTLY improved generation in comparison to v1. If you watched my Reddit post about this pack, the river generation look much more similar to that.
- Decreased lantern generation in the Dripstone River biome.
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I'm guessing this standalone broke by 1.19.4? I feel like this is the most casual-exploration-friendly part of the pack.
Any ideas?