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Cave Gen Help/Request
Hi!
I want to escape the swiss cheese world generation of Minecraft (1.19.2+). I'm hoping to accomplish this with a Data Pack to reduce caves to about 1% or even 0.1% of their current overworld frequency and completely eliminating ravines and mineshafts.
I use this pack that removed the large caves, but ideally I'd like to reduce noise caves as well without totally eliminating them. If it's possible I'd like to keep it compatible with world-gen mods like WWOO or world types like large biomes.
I've tried to reverse engineer similar packs to make my own, but I really don't have any coding skill, so I haven't even managed to make something that Minecraft recognizes. I haven't found any tutorials focusing on how to write world-gen packs, so if somebody could direct me that way, I would really appreciate it. Even better, if somebody with the appropriate skills could create this, you'd be my hero! I've been lamenting hole filled terrain for many years now.
I want to escape the swiss cheese world generation of Minecraft (1.19.2+). I'm hoping to accomplish this with a Data Pack to reduce caves to about 1% or even 0.1% of their current overworld frequency and completely eliminating ravines and mineshafts.
I use this pack that removed the large caves, but ideally I'd like to reduce noise caves as well without totally eliminating them. If it's possible I'd like to keep it compatible with world-gen mods like WWOO or world types like large biomes.
I've tried to reverse engineer similar packs to make my own, but I really don't have any coding skill, so I haven't even managed to make something that Minecraft recognizes. I haven't found any tutorials focusing on how to write world-gen packs, so if somebody could direct me that way, I would really appreciate it. Even better, if somebody with the appropriate skills could create this, you'd be my hero! I've been lamenting hole filled terrain for many years now.
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Use misode.github.io, specifically for editing world gen https://misode.github.io/worldgen/noise-settings
Choose the overworld preset. Show the preview, hide the json output because it covers up half of the preview and mess around with numbers until you get something that looks right.
Choose the overworld preset. Show the preview, hide the json output because it covers up half of the preview and mess around with numbers until you get something that looks right.
Oh my gosh thank you! I had no idea about this tool. I'm going to be playing with this for a while. I really appreciate it!
