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So in the new worlds Lutornis,
Ive added a new areas surrounding lakes in the lower lands.
Moor´s. Wet lush grassy areas.
Hint: The wet moor can also be found at the beach.
The moors will only generate below the 130-150 worldheight line. Lakes in the mountains will not have this, although i wonder if they should become maybe "rocky lakes" or mmm
What about the planned structures?
On an another topic: Update on structures: WIP, quite a few surface structures are done now, but waiting to be completed with additional underground shafts and dungeons reworks.
There are currently 3 (technically 4) types.
"default " nothing particular around it
"unset" lush rocky bushy version
deep moor version
high moor version
The High Moor
My OG idea in picture.
The high moor version will have a normal "flat" mud ground, with some grass and occasional water pockets. I hope i can even out the areas around lakes, to give moors a better feeling, currently they can generate anywhere.
The Deep Moore, watch your step!
The deep moor version has hundreds of small water pockets indented to the ground, with tall grass, lily pads, and every so often cobwebs decorating this dense space.
The biome is currently "unset" - i added swamp biome in the the original version, but since i populate my biomes via minecraft, swamp trees easily took over these areas, which i didnt want. So mainly they stay "plains" or which ever main biome is covering this area.
The unset "moor" / lake
An area filled with rocks, bushes, logs and more.
I had multiple versions of this, and most liked the "stonified" version which i really liked.
And current plan is to add additional lake types, to integrate this version
Along side the stonified version, i had also a "packed mud/dirt" version. It was okay, fitted extremely well with the savanna area. So i think i will add this in the future too to try areas.
I do have more ideas for lake types, but im curious to hear your ideas!
Thanks for reading 🍪
Greetings
your McMeddon