Luis_ST

I am currently working on a mod with custom dimension. The dimension had only one biome so far, but now i would like to add more biomes to the world, which has already presented me with a few problems, which i was able to fix myself. but now I'm stuck when it comes to creating a custom biome layer. I have already looked at the vanilla code and understand it partially, unfortunately not entirely, this leads me to the following questions: how do I prevent the biome from changing on the y axis? What is the difference between the IAreaTransformers (e.g. IAreaTransformer0, IAreaTransformer1, IAreaTransformer2, ICastleTransformer, and so on)? what does the ZoomLayer do? how do i change the size of the biomes because these are currently changing very often? how exactly change the value that I put in the long function the biomes which is create/add? is there also an easy way to generate multiple biomes? I hope someone can help me because I had to find out that not many people here in the forum are familiar with world generation. Thanks for replies

your code looks okay, place post the complete log

post a git repo of your mod so i can use debugger

add the properties in the constructor of the block and the supplier looks like this: BarrierBlock::new or keep the properties in the constructor and the supplier looks like this () -> new BarrierBlock(Block Properties)

do not use "@OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT)" and this is the worng way to do this. whenever a screen is opened, this is prevented and your screen is opened you also create an infinite cycle (StackOverflowError), you create a container that triggers the event again when exactly do you want to open a container?

show your code, so that I can understand which "side" (server|client) your code is execute

where exactly do you need a ServerPlayerEntity

Minecraft.getInstance().player will return a ClientPlayerEntity, you can't get the ServerPlayer via Minecraft.getInstance().player

thanks that fixed the problem I'll change that later, but thanks for your help

like that:? public static final RegistryObject<SurfaceBuilder<SurfaceBuilderConfig>> DEFAULT_DEEPSLATE = SURFACE_BUILDERS.register("default_deepslate", DefaultDeepslateSurfaceBuilder::new); how exactly, is there a class/method i have to use. I currently use the vanilla registry because I have not found anything from forge for the registration I will think about this, but I will probably not move the biome to json because I hate json

I am currently creating a custom dimension with custom biome. Since the dimension has no real surface that has to be created, i have used the default surfacebuilder (from vanilla), until now. but now i have created my own surfacebuilder for the biome. but now i get an error when registering the biome. this is the log: latest.log this is the registration class of my biome this is my biome and this my surfacebuilder

There are also a lot of vanilla examples that you could look at, e.g. ZombieEntity

look at a vanilla example, for example the desert pyramid, and there is a method that does that for you StructurePiece#createChest. The ResourceLocation parameter in the method is the storage location of the loottable

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use RenderTypeLookup#setRenderLayer in your FMLClientSetupEvent

thanks i try that

what is this supposed to do? if you want your block to be transparent, you have to add a RenderType to it in FMLClientSetupEvent

my goal would be to generate a large main room with a lot of my custom ore, and to generate these several small rooms with less ore, the ore should be generated in the middle of the room, the rooms should also be connected with a kind of tunnel system. if I think about what I want to generate, it would be smartest to generate a structure instead of a featrure two more questions about structures: it is possible to generate structures in the code and not via nbt file and is there a vanilla structure that i can use as an example

Use the BiomeLoadingEvent

there is an event (EntityEvent.CanUpdate)

so i am not allowed to change the position in the feature makes sense after looking at the vanilla features so i have to create a placement for my feature, which then handle the position of the feature? But how do I put the bigger features? because my created feature is actually only a small part of what I want to generate. is there a vanilla example for a placement/feature of a larger feature, since the MonsterRoom feature is probably not suitable as an example for my purposes, or does it make more sense to create a structure for larger features and if so, how do I create these randomly because the structures are fixed, village houses, igloos, etc. ?

look at a vanilla example, the bed... the methods startSleeping and stopSleeping in the LivingEntity class are also interesting for you

This is also the case, if I specify a position that is outside of these 8 chunks, there is an error on the console, but if I try to place a block outside of a 3 chunk radius, no block is placed, as already said outside the area no chunk seems to exist this is my feature: public class HardDeepslateFeature extends Feature<NoFeatureConfig> { public HardDeepslateFeature() { super(NoFeatureConfig.CODEC); } @Override public boolean place(ISeedReader seedReader, ChunkGenerator chunkGenerator, Random rng, BlockPos pos, NoFeatureConfig config) { Chunk chunk = (Chunk) seedReader.getChunk(pos); if (chunk.getPos().x % 20 == 0 && chunk.getPos().z % 20 == 0) { this.placeOre(seedReader, rng, pos); } return true; } protected void placeOre(ISeedReader seedReader, Random rng, BlockPos pos) { // Main Ore int y = MathHelper.nextInt(rng, 32, 128); this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, 8, 8), y, 10); // Ore in chunk +1 +1 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, 24, 24), y, 20); // Ore in chunk +1 -1 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, 24, -24), y, 20); // Ore in chunk -1 +1 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, -24, 24), y, 20); // Ore in chunk -1 -1 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, -24, -24), y, 20); // Ore in chunk +5 +5 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, 88, 88), y, 40); // Ore in chunk +5 -5 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, 88, -88), y, 40); // Ore in chunk -5 +5 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, -88, 88), y, 40); // Ore in chunk -5 -5 this.generateOreVine(seedReader, rng, this.getNextPos(pos, -88, -88), y, 40); } protected BlockPos getNextPos(BlockPos pos, int x, int z) { return new BlockPos(z, pos.getY(), z); } // generate horizontal vine protected void generateOreVine(ISeedReader seedReader, Random rng, BlockPos pos, int y, int count) { int x = MathHelper.nextInt(rng, 0, 15); int z = MathHelper.nextInt(rng, 0, 15); for (int i = y; i < y + count; i++) { seedReader.setBlock(new BlockPos(pos.getX() + x, i, pos.getZ() + z), ModBlocks.HARD_DEEPSLATE.get().defaultBlockState(), i); } } }

I have created a custom feature which should generate my custom ore in the world, my ore should only generate in certain chunks with certain biomes, and this in a 5x5 chunk area (80x80 blocks), but after a lot of testing and fixing bugs, that's me noticed that my ore is only generated in a 3x3 chunk area, outside the area no chunk seems to exist. So is this intentional, or do I have to overwrite a method in my feature, or is this due to the "settings" of the ConfiguredFeature, or somewhere else?

create the keybinding Register the keybinding with ClientRegistry#registerKeyBinding in the FMLClientSetupEvent uses the ClientTickEvent to check whether your KeyBinding is pressed and send a custom packet to the server (using a SimpleChannel) execute the code / your action in the handle method of your custom message (packet) okay the whole thing was very theoretical, here a practical example KeyBinding Registration ClientTickEvent Message (Packet)