Builders Companion: Biome Waters

Builder’s Companion: Biome Waters

Builder’s Companion: Biome Waters introduces biome-colored decorative water variants that preserve their appearance when collected and placed elsewhere.

In vanilla Minecraft, water color is tied directly to the biome it is placed in. Biome Waters allows players and builders to capture and reuse biome-specific water colors, making it possible to create visually consistent rivers, lakes, canals, and themed environments without relying on biome boundaries.

This mod focuses on visual fidelity and building consistency, not on replacing or extending vanilla water mechanics.

Key features

• Biome-colored water variants based on their source biome
• Water retains its color when collected and placed outside the original biome
• Designed for decorative and thematic builds
• Predictable, consistent appearance independent of biome placement
• Seamless integration with other Builder’s Companion mods

Important notes

• Biome Waters is not a replacement for vanilla water
• Water variants are intended for decorative and building purposes
• Certain vanilla water interactions (such as crop growth, bubble columns, or bonemeal behavior) are not    
     provided unless explicitly added by compatibility mods
• This ensures biome-colored water remains visually consistent without introducing unintended gameplay side
      effects.

Supported biome mods

Biome Waters can automatically detect and support water colors from the following biome and world-generation mods:

• Vanilla biomes
• Abyssal Descent
• Aether
• Alex's Caves
• Aquaticcraft
• Astral Dimension
• Autumnity
• Better End (Will need Connector)
• Better Nether (Will need Connector)
• Biomes O Plenty
• Biomes We've Gone
• Blue Skies
• Darker Depths
• Deep Aether
• Deeper and Darker
• Gaia Dimension
• Hexerei
• Incendium
• The Midnight
• Neapolitan
• Nullscape
• Outer End
• Quark
• Regions Unexplored
• The Bumblezone
• Twilight Forest
• Undergarden
• Wetland Whimsy
• Yungs Cave Biomes

Additional biome mods may be supported automatically if they define water color data.