#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR GENERATOR#
#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR MOD#
#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR CODE#

This pretty much just sticks kelp wherever randomly, whereas with Vanilla, each chunk has a 1/18 chance to generate a tightly-packed group of kelp. Please note that the kelp generation of this is quite different than Vanilla kelp generation. Note: also set its parent to Ocean, variants of Ocean, and/or Beach/Stone Shore.

#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR MOD#

(E.g, in my mod Brine, the Kelp Cliffs have a lot of kelp, so there are three structures for it). This will double the amount of that plant. If you were correct with the heights for it, it should be completely underwater, and if you were correct with the structures, there should be kelp and seagrass everywhere.Ĥ (Optional): Add more seagrass/kelp. If you're unsatisfied with the amount of seagrass and kelp currently in your biome, duplicate the structure you want more of, call it something like 'second_X' (X being the name of the first structure), and keep all of the settings the same. Have all the structures spawn in your biome.ģ: Test it. Find your biome. Set the number per 1,000,000 chunks to 1,000,000, and then set the grouping min-max to something around 10-16 for the kelp and seagrass, and 3-5 for the double seagrass. If you made a custom grass or something, set the underground block to that grass as well, not just the surface block.Ģ: Make some structures. Launch a world and make structures for kelp (around 15 high), seagrass, and double seagrass (make sure they're waterlogged). So, for an example of a default cold ocean, the 'underground' block would be gravel, which would get one block of gravel on the surface. Important note: for some reason, the biome won't spawn the 'surface' block, and will only spawn one layer of the 'underground' block. Then, and this part is important, set the Base Height to a negative number, and the base height variation to something where if you added it to the base height, it would stay negative (e.g., -0.5, with a variation of 0.2). Set all the 'X's per chunk' (trees, flowers, etc.) to 0 (though if you want giant mushrooms, that would look pretty cool, I guess).

What actually happens is that the corrupter blocks still keep generating where there already is a room, and then it starts repeatedly creating random rooms the overlap with each other.I've seen a lot of people asking about this, and I was wondering too, so after a bit of thinking and testing, I found a strategy that works.ġ: Make your biome. Make a biome with the surface and underground blocks gravel (or sand for warm/lukewarm). Set the trees to Vanilla. What this is supposed to do, is make a grid like structure of corrupter blocks that all generate a room in their square.

#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR CODE#

(the following code runs every block tick on the corrupter, that has a tick rate of 10)

#MINECRAFT MCREATOR STRUCTURE CREATOR GENERATOR#

So I have a block called Corrupter, that places another corrupter 6 blocks away in each direction (only if there isn't already a corrupter there), and then turns itself into a room generator block.

(The following code runs when a room generator is added) I have a Room Generator block that instantly spawns in at random one of the rooms when placed: I am trying to make a chain reaction that keeps generating rooms where a block is placed. The structure with one wall is randomly rotated to make a maze. I have a 6圆 square of carpet and a ceiling with no walls, and the same thing, but with one wall. So I am trying to make a backrooms mod, and I have two structures to generate the maze-like randomness.

Minecraft mcreator structure creator