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Changes

• All oak trees -- barring player spawned ones -- spawn with fancy trunks and leaves
• Birch trees are taller and spawn with more, rounded leaves, with occasional smaller variants
• Spruce trees spawn slightly taller and with more leaves
• Coal ore spawns more frequently in forest type biomes

• Trees spawn slightly closer together
• Farmland and green terracotta can spawn in place of grass
• Leaf bushes often spawn in patches
• Dark prismarine toadstools sometimes spawn in patches
• “Young” trees spawn uncommonly

• The ground appears as it does in Mega Taiga biomes
• Trees spawn significantly closer together

• Trees can spawn with pink blocks as leaves
• Trees can spawn with orange blocks as leaves
• Light gray terracotta can often spawn in place of grass
• Gravel may spawn instead of grass on occasion
• Podzol may spawn instead of grass rarely
• Dead diorite bushes can spawn in patches
• There are many more flowers

• Brown, gray, and black terracotta often spawn in place of grass
• Soul sand can also, though rarely, spawn in place of grass
• Roots can spawn under the grass
• Leaf bushes often spawn in patches

• Granite spawns slightly more common
• Some bushes spawn akin to ocelots
• Some oak trees are massive
• Mossy cobblestone spawns as an ore in large patches
• Coal spawns significantly more common than in forest biomes

• Terracotta spawns in place of dirt occasionally
• Brown concrete powder, red terracotta, and pink terracotta spawn in place of grass commonly
• Berry bushes are much more common
• Red mushroom blocks spawn in sparse patches occasionally

• Only light blue and black flowers spawn
• Some trees can have black blocks in place of leaves
• Some trees can have light blue blocks occasionally within their otherwise black leaves
• Packed ice can spawn in place of grass on occasion
• Blue ice can spawn in place of grass rarely
• Snow layers can spawn slightly more inconsistently

• Andesite spawns more commonly
• Some tall grass is replaced with spruce saplings
• Boulders spawn dotted around
• Stonelike blocks can spawn as an ore at higher altitudes
• Snow spawns as an ore above y=93

• Gravel may spawn instead of grass on occasion

• Practically all stone is replaced with granite

• Canyons are more common
• Diamond ore can very rarely be found in sandstone
• Sandstone commonly spawns in place of sand
• Cobblestone, sandstone, and cut sandstone slabs occasionally spawn in patches
• Dead bushes are interspersed with other dead plants
• Sandstone pillars often spawn

• Glass and yellow concrete powder can occasionally spawn in place of sand
• Gold pressure plates, lanterns, and very rarely gold blocks can spawn in patches

• Packed ice can spawn in place of sand on occasion
• Blue ice can rarely spawn in place of sand

• Caves are noticeably more common
• Very rare bone trees can spawn
• Diorite spawns more frequently
• Terracotta can occasionally spawn in place of dirt
• Orange blocks can spawn in place of grass at increasing altitudes

• Caves are noticeably more common
• Practically all stone is replaced with diorite
• Smooth stone occasionally spawns as an ore
• Bone trees spawn rarely

• Red concrete, magma blocks, and obsidian commonly replace red sand
• Red sandstone and blackstone pillars spawn on terracotta on occasion

• Grass is more lime in hue
• Clay blocks can occasionally spawn in place of dirt
• A mushroom stem mycelium can spawn under the grass occasionally
• Path blocks and coarse dirt can often spawn in place of grass

• Some grass spawns as nether sprouts
• Disks of soul soil and soul sand spawn near and under the water commonly
• Rare wisps can spawn on soul sand
• Pillars of prismarine bricks and warped stems can spawn occasionally

• Snow blocks can occasionally replace stone, dirt or grass near the surface
• Packed ice can occasionally spawn in place of grass
• Snow layers can spawn slightly more inconsistently

• Pillars of purpur blocks occasionally spawn

1. Download the datapack and press the arrow next to the file that appears at the bottom of your browser. Click “Show in folder/finder.”
2. From the Minecraft title screen, click Singleplayer, and name the world whatever you would like.
3. Click the “Data Packs” button, then open the folder that the data pack was downloaded to.
4. Drag the .zip file over the Minecraft window, and let go.
5. This will prompt you with a screen asking you if you would like to add the data pack, click “yes.”
6. Then hover over the data pack as it appears under the “Available” column and click on the right arrow.
7. This will put the data pack on the right column. Once this happens, click “Done.”
8. Once the loading is complete, click “Create World.”
9. You will be prompted with a screen that mentions the fact that custom world generation is not yet in its final stage, click “Proceed.”
10. You should find yourself in an altered world; you may delete the original zip file if you would like, as a copy of it has been added to your world folder.

• Color formatting of text on the data pack select screen broken
• Occasionally the game will crash on startup for an unknown reason