[1.10.2] Alternate Terrain Generation Mod Download

 

SCREENSHOTS

A cold shoreline, with gravel and sandy gravel beaches.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Mountainside with EBXL trees and river.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Rivers don’t always work as well as they might…

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Swampy shoreline.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A rolling shrubland area.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Shrubland and EBXL meadows.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A snowy coast with steppe on the left.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A forested valley.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Another view of the same valley.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

There are still a few issues with generation at the interface between deserts and hilly zones.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Steppe.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Tundra dotted with steppe.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Large mountain in a cold, dry area.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Swampy coastal inlet.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Flat terrain exists, but at higher altitudes than vanilla.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Swampy coasts cause small cliffs.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Mountain slopes can be very steep, but tend to not be sheer cliffs.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Volcano lava spout – these are found on the highest mountains and reach to bedrock.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Tundra.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Another swamp coast, showing layered plateaus up a hill.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A hilly desert.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Mountain slope.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Gravel beaches appear when temperature drops, but before snow.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Desert.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Transitional biomes: Meadow/plains -> shrubland -> woodland -> forest.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

EBXL autumn trees appear as groves in forests.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A cold valley.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Boreal forest.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

Wooded hillside.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A lake between two mountain ridges.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

A wooded coast at the interface between hot and temperate.

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Sandy coastal areas are common where the sea gets shallow.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

 


Alternate Terrain Generation Mod (ATG) is a complete replacement for the vanilla overworld terrain generator which radically changes the way the world looks, and the way in which you will play. It was originally created for Minecraft 1.5 to address issues with the juxtaposition of hot and cold biomes, and to introduce more realism into the way the world was generated as a whole.

Rather than picking a biome for a region and then building the terrain for that biome, ATG generates a series of fields for height, temperature, rainfall and more, in order to derive the final biome from these. The result is a smoother variation in the terrain, and biomes which would realistically be found adjacent to one another.

ATG also adds a noticeable degree of verticality to the world, and you may find flat plateaus on the sides of rolling hills as high as 150 or more, with the biggest of the snow-capped mountains potentially sporting active or extinct volcanic craters towards the upper limit of the map’s height.

Alternate Terrain Generation Mod

How to use:

When starting a new world, select the “ATG – Alternate” world type in the settings.

For dedicated servers, set the “level-type” in server.properties to ATG. You’ll need to start a new world after that, because the level-type is only considered when creating an entirely new world save folder.

Requires:

Minecraft Forge

How to install:

  1. Download and install Minecraft Forge.
  2. Download the mod.
  3. Click on the Start Menu in Windows.
  4. Type run into the search box, and select the Run program at the top of the results.
  5. Type %appdata% into the Run program, and press Enter.
  6. Go to .minecraft/mods folder.
  7. Drag and drop the downloaded jar (zip) file into that.
  8. Enjoy the mod.
 

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