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Fabric Version

Description

Biome Replacer is a small, server-side mod that allows you to replace one biome with another without affecting other aspects of world generation. This versatile tool is perfect for:

  • Preventing specific datapack biomes from generating
  • Ensuring modded biomes appear correctly
  • Fine-tuning an almost-perfect seed

Key Features

  • Direct Biome Replacement: Easily swap one biome for another using straightforward rules.
  • Biome Tag Replacement: Replace entire groups of biomes at once using biome tags (e.g., #minecraft:is_forest).

Mod Compaibility

Note that this mod is intended mostly for replacing vanilla and datapack biomes. Biomes added using libraries like TerraBlender or Biolith cannot be replaced; you should use the mod's config to tweak or remove them instead. That said, this mod can safely be used alongside these libraries, and it's even possible to replace vanilla/datapack biomes with modded ones.

Configuration

Setting up Biome Replacer is straightforward:

  1. Locate the biome_replacer_forge.properties file in your config folder.
  2. Add replacement rules using the following formats:
    • Direct Replacement:
      old_biome > new_biome
      
    • Tag-Based Replacement:
      #tag > new_biome
      
  3. Optional: Disable chat notifications by setting:
muteChatInfo = true

Examples

Direct Biome Replacement

Configuration:

minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove

Result: Dark forest is replaced by a cherry grove

Tag-Based Biome Replacement

Replace all biomes in the forest tag with deserts:

Configuration:

#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert

List of Biome tags

Result: All forest-type biomes (e.g., Birch Forest, Dark Forest) are replaced by deserts.

Fixing Mod Compatibility

When using Terralith, ensure Aurora's Decorations’ Lavender Plains generates correctly:

Configuration:

terralith:lavender_forest > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains 
terralith:lavender_valley > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains

Results: Lavender Forest is replaced by Lavender Plains

Removing Unwanted Biomes

To replace Terralith's Infested Caves with Dripstone Caves:

Configuration:

terralith:cave/infested_caves > minecraft:dripstone_caves

Result: Infested Caves are replaced by Dripstone Caves

Credits

  • Original mod created by WerDei
  • This version is a port of the original mod, made possible with WerDei's permission and support

Project members

LegendarySpy

Owner / Porter

werdei

Original Author

Details

Licensed MIT
Published 5 months ago
Updated a month ago