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Corr’s Biomes

by correlationwx · on Modrinth

Adds new handcrafted biomes such as Gray Grove, Sand Plateau and Melldouve, each with unique colors, vegetation and world generation.

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Corr’s Biomes

Corr’s Biomes is a Minecraft 1.21.1 NeoForge mod that adds three new overworld biomes.
All biomes use the standard Minecraft world generation system, include vanilla caves and carvers, and preserve normal ore distribution.
The mod does not modify existing biomes.

The following biomes are included:


Melldouve

Melldouve is a temperate flower biome with moderate rainfall (downfall 0.6). It uses a custom grass, foliage, fog and water palette.
The biome relies on vanilla vegetation features from meadows and forests.

World Generation

Mob Spawning

No hostile or ambient mobs are defined in the biome settings.


Gray Grove

Gray Grove is a forest-type biome with increased foliage and modified atmospheric colors.
It uses custom Gray Grove trees defined as corrsbiomes:gray_grove_tree.
The biome has normal precipitation levels and above-average humidity.

World Generation

Mob Spawning

No hostile, water, underground or ambient mobs are configured.


Sand Plateau

Sand Plateau is a warm biome with elevated temperature (0.9) and reduced precipitation (0.5).
It uses custom atmosphere colors and contains minimal vegetation.

World Generation

Mob Spawning

This biome has no defined creature, ambient, water or hostile spawns in its configuration.


Technical Information

Each biome in the mod:

The mod is designed to remain compatible with world-generation mods that use vanilla biome assignment logic.


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Quick facts

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