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Grass Scatter

by meinzk · on CurseForge

Grass Scatter is a Bedrock behavior pack that adds extra grass, flowers and tall plants to vanilla temperate biomes. It enhances vanilla generation…

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The author built this one for Minecraft 26.0. On other versions it may install and then do nothing.

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Grass Scatter

More life for your vanilla world.

Grass Scatter is a Minecraft Bedrock behavior pack that adds extra vegetation on top of vanilla world generation. No new biomes, no replacements.

What does it do?

It attaches extra scatter features to vanilla temperate biomes, so newly generated chunks grow:

All plants use vanilla blocks only. 100% vanilla-friendly.

Three modes in one pack

Pick one subpack when you activate the pack:

Mode What you get
Default Extra grass — 32 iterations. Subtle, natural look
More Grass Extra grass — 64 iterations. Denser, wilder meadows
Extra Grass + flowers + extra vegetation + tall plants

You can switch it in the pack settings.

Where does it grow?

Only in temperate vanilla biomes, including:

Plains, forests, birch forests, jungles, savannas, taigas, meadows, cherry groves, flower forests, pale gardens, and similar.

Left untouched on purpose: deserts, mesas, oceans, rivers, swamps, frozen biomes, stone peaks, caves, mooshroom islands, and the Nether.

How to use

  1. Activate Grass Scatter in your world (Behavior Packs).
  2. Choose your subpack: Default / More Grass / Extra.
  3. Explore new terrain or create a new world.

Good to know

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Bedrock addons & mods walks through it step by step.

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