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If I am correct, the world height is set via the world file format(Anvil) and has a max build height of 256, but I could be wrong. So, I would assume if you wanted to change it then you'd have to a modify the Anvil file format, or b create your own file format and try to make it compatible with the vanilla Minecraft file format.

I don't know what you mean, but this.biome.getRandomWorldGenForTrees(this.randomGenerator) leads to net.minecraft.world.biome.BiomeGenBase.getRandomWorldGenForTrees(Random par1Random)

Just a small update. It does the same thing when using the vanilla Minecraft biome decorator.

After stepping into the break point it led to this part of MysticBiomeGenBase.java: and here is MysticWorldGenTrees.java: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5585309/

Hello. I have created a new dimension, but when I try to travel to it I get an error. Please help and thanks in advance. Error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5585271/ MysticBiomeDecorator.java: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5585279/

This may not be needed, but for my creative tab I had to also add another method, which is as follows. LanguageRegistry.instance().addStringLocalization("itemGroup.TabName", "en_US", "Name Displayed In-game");

Thanks! I just wanted to make sure it wasn't my fault.

I recently made my own dimension and there are random dark spots around the world, but when I build on them or destroy a block that has black on it all the black disappears. My question is, is this a problem with my dimension or is it a problem with minecraft itself?

Thanks! It's not really the approach I wanted to take, but it works and I can handle not getting my way once

I could sit here and type out an explanation for how you could achieve this, but I decided that I'd just google for an example/tutorial. From my search I found an open source mod that added a new dimension called "Inverted World" and I think you should study what the developer of it did and experiment yourself with it possibly. Here is the link https://github.com/tuyapin/InvertedWorld . Now I'm not saying to take the mod and call it your own, but take advantage of it being open source and study it.

You and I both.

I've debugged with eclipse and the dimensionID is 2.

Here it is public static int dimensionID = DimensionManager.getNextFreeDimId();

Well, I updated the method to be server side and it still sends me to the nether instead of my dimension. Here is my updated code: