Decorative world generation mod that adds large, partially filled by water caves to any dimension.
With default configuration it adds to normal world pretty shallow, but very wide empty spaces at about 18-26 world height and water level at 22.
Many options are configurable, allowing up to Nether-like landscape under your world.
update to 1.12.2 :D this will be so much fun !
Could you get some pictures of the caves in their entirety while in Spectator mode, so we can get a visual image of how they generate alongside Vanilla caves, ravines, and how frequently they generate?
1.10.2 would be great dude :) its a cool mod I will download it in the future when I update my mods to 1.12
Is this compatible with:
- Biomes O' Plenty
- Natura
- WTFExpedition <--- specifically this one
- Climate Control/Geographicraft
?
will there be a 1.12 version?
In reply to Kuh:
Maybe try this one: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/subterranean-waters
please a version for 1.10.2
any plans about updating to 1.12? :)
Is there any way to get this mod to be compatible with BiomeBundle and OTG?
Wanted to try this on 1.11.2 but it's refusing to load the mod due to the modid not being lowercase:
I'm thinking about remaking this mod with JSON files for configuration, any number of noises and specification of blocks "by height" as for Flat world. Then, perhaps, I'll add way to customize common features, such as placement of flowers and ores, but, of course, with specifying blocks. Also I think about allowing to specify blocks in layer using per cent ratios, like in WorldEdit when setting blocks.
Such mod would not only allow to achieve "underground oceans", but also many other things, e.g. large ore deposits with great number of veins of one specific type.
can you backtrack and make a 1.7.10 version for a modpack i am making
In reply to coolnesplayz:
In reply to Minecr4ck:
This combined with WTF's Expedition: CaveBiomes is wonderful. Awesome mod.
Really ought to make the 1.10 version a Release version rather than alpha - been using it for months and haven't had a problem at all.
For this line in the config:
# Value simply added to noise before height controling, allows to control size of caverns. [range: -100 ~ 100, default: -8]
I:NoiseSummand=-8
If I want to generate larger caverns, I'd choose a higher (positive) or a lower (negative) value here? Also, I'm assuming this only affects the horizontal noise, making caves spread out further in the x and z, but not the y? I'd like, if possible, to have most of my world filled with these ocean caves down at a certain level.
I like these settings:
generationvariables {
# Height at which noise value begins to halt. [range: 0 ~ 32, default: 1]
I:HighLimit=1
# Height at which noise is guaranteed to halt. [range: 1 ~ 32, default: 30]
I:HighOverheadLimit=25
# Water level. Actually Y-coordinate in world. [range: 1 ~ 128, default: 22]
I:LiquidLevel=11
# Height at which noise value begins to halt. [range: 1 ~ 33, default: 6]
I:LowLimit=4
# Height at which noise is guaranteed to halt. [range: 1 ~ 32, default: 3]
I:LowOverheadLimit=7
# Value simply added to noise before height controling, allows to control size of caverns. [range: -100 ~ 100, default: -8]
I:NoiseSummand=-2
}
Generates a lot of water filled caves at a low level down to bedrock, but not so many that the world feels hollow and you can't mine any more.
This is not meant to replace the lava lakes at level 12, right?