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- updated files to work for 26.4 snapshot 4 - improved the placement and shape of the large rocks around cliffs - improved the placement of caves bordering the inferno caves to avoid micro ice cave layer - improved the placement of packed ice around the ice cave to be less concentrated - change the fog color of dark forest - added files for large biomes, they sit unused and useless for now

- Added colored badlands - Peak badlands biomes with a lot of different and unique terracotta colors - Fixed the ocean features not generating, now the ocean will feature its unique terrain again - Added large rocks around cliffs, this very square looking rocks will generate at terrain inclinations to give more shape to the terrain - Improved the sulfur badlands generation with unique terracotta colors - Changed the fog color of warm biomes - Fixed cocoa generating at age 0 in jungle trees, now it will generate at age 2 as intended - Changed the ice caves snowflake particles to freezing particles and implemented the new crevices - Added cinnabar to the inferno caves generation, it will generate along with the magma blocks to help show off the shapes of the magma veins

- implemented internally the use of dedicated blockstate providers jsons to handle multiple parts of the generation - made dripstone cave generate where sulfur caves took over their place before - Frozen cave has been merged with the ice cave - Changed the ceiling features to use ice crystals instead of glow lichen - Gave the cave special new material rule: - compared to vanilla's ice cave, it keeps a better balance of packed ice and stone/deepslate - leans towards a more vertical spread - it has a bias against covering the floor - Made the small frozen lakes from the frozen caves also include frosted ice (the ice from frost walker) so it melts faster when exposed to light - Changed the shape of the stone/deepslate placement around ores to have a noisier look so it looks like rocks held in the ice rather than painted in the ice - Blue ice forms in shapes similar to glowstone on aquifers - Multiple fixes and adjustments - Cobweb no longer appears slightly buried in the ceiling - the ice rocks from the snowy taiga now have calcite instead of blue ice - sea pickles stop generating out of the water next to lukewarm oceans - Made the sky and fog colors during the sunset purple to contrast with the orange sky light over blocks - Juncts placement slightly adjusted

## CliffBranch 4.2 - Reduced the shelf mushrooms in the mega spruce and pine - Fixed an issue with the biome placement that lead to mountain peaks having the wrong biome With this I leave the 26.3 version done for now, and now shift focus towards the 1.21.1 backport

## CliffBranch 4.2 - Reduced the shelf mushrooms in the mega spruce and pine - Fixed an issue with the biome placement that lead to mountain peaks having the wrong biome With this I leave the 26.3 version done for now, and now shift focus towards the 1.21.1 backport

## CliffBranch 4.1 Update brings small tweaks and performance improvements - Fallen logs and multiple trees can now generate shelf mushrooms - Reduced the number of fallen logs in Dappled forests - Improved the placement of magma, basalt and lava pockets in the inferno caves - Desert Caves terracotta has been changed along with plenty of the biome has been reduced to look less exaggerated and more fitting as a common cave biome - Stony cliffs, and custom bandlands implementation has been improved to reduce its impact on performance - Extra when lithostitched installed it will now use proper custom bandlands instead of feature spam (this makes virtually no difference other than performance)

## CliffBranch 4.1 Update brings small tweaks and performance improvements - Fallen logs and multiple trees can now generate shelf mushrooms - Reduced the number of fallen logs in Dappled forests - Improved the placement of magma, basalt and lava pockets in the inferno caves - Desert Caves terracotta has been changed along with plenty of the biome has been reduced to look less exaggerated and more fitting as a common cave biome - Stony cliffs, and custom bandlands implementation has been improved to reduce its impact on performance - Extra when lithostitched installed it will now use proper custom bandlands instead of feature spam (this makes virtually no difference other than performance)

## Cliffbranch 4.0 Updated to 26.3 the wilderness bound drop, with this drop it comes the addition of the new dappled forest, and as such cliffbranch adjusts it placement and features, as well as adding a snowy variant of it. Like mentioned in the prior changelog, I looked into surface sulfur, so now there's the sulfur badlands to fill that niche 26.3 also made plenty of technical changes to worldgen datapacks, because of it there has been a lot of internal sorting and changes from the prior version - Dappled forest from 26.3 are now part of the world generation: - Compared to vanilla they generate at medium humidity/vegetation, this means they generate larger and next to forests and taigas - Higher amount of vegetation - Added berry bushes and pumpkins - The coarse dirt and spruce trees can leak into plains, forests, and birch forests - Changed environmental attributes to match taiga - Added snowy dappled forest - Placed around the same range as the dappled forest but in snowy regions, border with the tundra and snowy taiga - Features all present in the dappled forest - Snow blocks around the floor - Features a darker grass color than the normal dappled forest - Environmental attributes match snowy taiga - Added sulfur badlands - Sulfur variant of the badlands that generates between the badlands away from rivers - Features sulfur pools - Features terrain of sulfur, cinnabar, granite, and tuff mixed with badlands bandlands - Features slightly greener fog - Sparse forest: - Sparse forest has been pushed to generate more often around lower erosion in flatter terrain, it can still generate around mountains but only in the lukewarm ranges - Adjusted the placement of trees - Added big massive rocks ressembling the ones from the fatelands from Minecraft Legends - Adjusted the grass color to be slightly colder - Added more flowers - Added firefly bushes - Snowy plains: - Snowy plains now take over areas that were previously tundras around mountains - Added coarse dirt and gravel - Added stone and ice rocks - Added red shrubs - Adjusted the grass color to match closer with the tundra - Adjusted fog of warm biomes to be more orange - Basalt shores are now more common around snowy ranges - Old growth taigas can now generate in shattered terrain - Wooded and Coniferous badlands are now more common - Adjusted the placement of the pillars terrain and biomes around them - Taiga coarse dirt and spruce trees can leak into plains, forests, and birch forests - Added groups of lilypads that try to generate in constellations in rivers and swamps - Reduced the number of rocks in the tundra - Adjusted the placement of pools in the cherry grove to look for flat terrain - Removed the higher placement of coal in lush caves, this is because it didn't align with why I had more coal in specific biomes - Removed the big shelf mushrooms from mushroom islands, they didn't align with my rules when it comes to features of that kind - Increased the chance of finding suspicious sand in beaches significantly - Removed the special carvers in the inferno caves they - Removed the chance for camels to generate next to desert temples - Changed the shapes of the rocks to hand made premade ones - Sorted a lot of internal files, specially placed features - Removed a lot of unnecessary files - Cut some features which effect wasn't noticeable - Added the `juncts`

## Cliffbranch 4.0 Updated to 26.3 the wilderness bound drop, with this drop it comes the addition of the new dappled forest, and as such cliffbranch adjusts it placement and features, as well as adding a snowy variant of it. Like mentioned in the prior changelog, I looked into surface sulfur, so now there's the sulfur badlands to fill that niche 26.3 also made plenty of technical changes to worldgen datapacks, because of it there has been a lot of internal sorting and changes from the prior version - Dappled forest from 26.3 are now part of the world generation: - Compared to vanilla they generate at medium humidity/vegetation, this means they generate larger and next to forests and taigas - Higher amount of vegetation - Added berry bushes and pumpkins - The coarse dirt and spruce trees can leak into plains, forests, and birch forests - Changed environmental attributes to match taiga - Added snowy dappled forest - Placed around the same range as the dappled forest but in snowy regions, border with the tundra and snowy taiga - Features all present in the dappled forest - Snow blocks around the floor - Features a darker grass color than the normal dappled forest - Environmental attributes match snowy taiga - Added sulfur badlands - Sulfur variant of the badlands that generates between the badlands away from rivers - Features sulfur pools - Features terrain of sulfur, cinnabar, granite, and tuff mixed with badlands bandlands - Features slightly greener fog - Sparse forest: - Sparse forest has been pushed to generate more often around lower erosion in flatter terrain, it can still generate around mountains but only in the lukewarm ranges - Adjusted the placement of trees - Added big massive rocks ressembling the ones from the fatelands from Minecraft Legends - Adjusted the grass color to be slightly colder - Added more flowers - Added firefly bushes - Snowy plains: - Snowy plains now take over areas that were previously tundras around mountains - Added coarse dirt and gravel - Added stone and ice rocks - Added red shrubs - Adjusted the grass color to match closer with the tundra - Adjusted fog of warm biomes to be more orange - Basalt shores are now more common around snowy ranges - Old growth taigas can now generate in shattered terrain - Wooded and Coniferous badlands are now more common - Adjusted the placement of the pillars terrain and biomes around them - Taiga coarse dirt and spruce trees can leak into plains, forests, and birch forests - Added groups of lilypads that try to generate in constellations in rivers and swamps - Reduced the number of rocks in the tundra - Adjusted the placement of pools in the cherry grove to look for flat terrain - Removed the higher placement of coal in lush caves, this is because it didn't align with why I had more coal in specific biomes - Removed the big shelf mushrooms from mushroom islands, they didn't align with my rules when it comes to features of that kind - Increased the chance of finding suspicious sand in beaches significantly - Removed the special carvers in the inferno caves they - Removed the chance for camels to generate next to desert temples - Changed the shapes of the rocks to hand made premade ones - Sorted a lot of internal files, specially placed features - Removed a lot of unnecessary files - Cut some features which effect wasn't noticeable - Added the `juncts`

## Cliffbranch 3.0 In this update I am changing the namespace of the datapack from clifftree to cliffbranch, I originally kept the old namespace from clifftree to avoid potential development issues for myself as well as I wasn't planning to keep this fork for that long. This update also removes the shipwreck and igloo overhaul as those felt out of scope for this datapack as well as didn't felt they met my vision of the datapack. I may consider making proper overhaul of this structures and others for future datapacks. - Environmental attributes changes: - Deepdark adjusted to have more teal colors in its atmosphere - Mushroom caves are brighter - The night fog is bluer - Common fog is slightly darker blue - Biome distribution changes: - Sulfur caves from 26.2 are now part of the world generation - Compared to vanilla they can also generate in mountainous regions - at the moment they can't generate in the surface, I am considering enabling this, but it is technically a bug in vanilla and it would be more work for me to replicate it, as well as I don't like the implementation in vanilla - Added the jungle slopes - Jungle biome located around stony peaks - It has a colder color scheme with terracotta and dense fog - Adjusted the deepdark to generate bellow mushroom islands - Minor adjustments around the pillars terrain - Birch trees and mega spruce now generate branches - Double the amount of spaghetti caves to make caving more connected and exciting - Minor adjustments to the pillars terrain - Azalea trees now only generate jungle wood on jungle biomes and oasis - Cherry grove's water pools now look for flat terrain in order to generate - The extra coal ore from lush caves is now restricted to the sulfur caves - Deepslate ores can now generate in basalt like the basalt shores - Removed pumpkins from jungles - Removes bamboo from sparse jungles - Spore blossoms will now only generate from bonemealing moss in lush caves - Dirt can now generate again exposed to air, a 50% chance for it giving it a noisy look in caves - Mushroom islands and stone ocean terrain has been reworked, you will spot gravel shores and islands in the stone oceans - Stone ocean spikes are significantly more common - Emerald ore won't generate bellow y-8 and in deep caves, to make their rarity closer to vanilla - Expanded the rocky formations of the kelp forest into all ocean types - Removed the smooth sandstone from the rocky formations of the kelp forest - Sulfur caves changes: - Raised the amount of iron and coal ore generated to compensate the sulfur - Sulfur springs generate significantly more on badlands biomes - Sulfur pools can generate geysers - Lichen generates more on top of sulfur blocks - There's a higher amount of creeper spawn compared to vanilla - Fixes: - Fixed sunflower plains lacking flowers - Fixed jungle saplings not generating both variants of the small jungle tree as well - Fixed jungle trees on world generation placing cocoa beans at the incorrect spot - Fixed mineshafts not generating in deep caves

## Cliffbranch 3.0 In this update I am changing the namespace of the datapack from clifftree to cliffbranch, I originally kept the old namespace from clifftree to avoid potential development issues for myself as well as I wasn't planning to keep this fork for that long. This update also removes the shipwreck and igloo overhaul as those felt out of scope for this datapack as well as didn't felt they met my vision of the datapack. I may consider making proper overhaul of this structures and others for future datapacks. - Environmental attributes changes: - Deepdark adjusted to have more teal colors in its atmosphere - Mushroom caves are brighter - The night fog is bluer - Common fog is slightly darker blue - Biome distribution changes: - Sulfur caves from 26.2 are now part of the world generation - Compared to vanilla they can also generate in mountainous regions - at the moment they can't generate in the surface, I am considering enabling this, but it is technically a bug in vanilla and it would be more work for me to replicate it, as well as I don't like the implementation in vanilla - Added the jungle slopes - Jungle biome located around stony peaks - It has a colder color scheme with terracotta and dense fog - Adjusted the deepdark to generate bellow mushroom islands - Minor adjustments around the pillars terrain - Birch trees and mega spruce now generate branches - Double the amount of spaghetti caves to make caving more connected and exciting - Minor adjustments to the pillars terrain - Azalea trees now only generate jungle wood on jungle biomes and oasis - Cherry grove's water pools now look for flat terrain in order to generate - The extra coal ore from lush caves is now restricted to the sulfur caves - Deepslate ores can now generate in basalt like the basalt shores - Removed pumpkins from jungles - Removes bamboo from sparse jungles - Spore blossoms will now only generate from bonemealing moss in lush caves - Dirt can now generate again exposed to air, a 50% chance for it giving it a noisy look in caves - Mushroom islands and stone ocean terrain has been reworked, you will spot gravel shores and islands in the stone oceans - Stone ocean spikes are significantly more common - Emerald ore won't generate bellow y-8 and in deep caves, to make their rarity closer to vanilla - Expanded the rocky formations of the kelp forest into all ocean types - Removed the smooth sandstone from the rocky formations of the kelp forest - Sulfur caves changes: - Raised the amount of iron and coal ore generated to compensate the sulfur - Sulfur springs generate significantly more on badlands biomes - Sulfur pools can generate geysers - Lichen generates more on top of sulfur blocks - There's a higher amount of creeper spawn compared to vanilla - Fixes: - Fixed sunflower plains lacking flowers - Fixed jungle saplings not generating both variants of the small jungle tree as well - Fixed jungle trees on world generation placing cocoa beans at the incorrect spot - Fixed mineshafts not generating in deep caves

Backported to 1.21.1 with some additional changes coming to the latest versions later, this one requires vanilla backport, lithostitched and feature recyler to work This version renames the clifftree namespace to cliffbranch, so it won't work with any prior version This change is going to come to the future updates for the latest versions Most likely will have bugs and errors so please contact me about them

Backported to 1.21.1 with some additional changes coming to the latest versions later, this one requires vanilla backport, lithostitched and feature recyler to work This version renames the clifftree namespace to cliffbranch, so it won't work with any prior version This change is going to come to the future updates for the latest versions Most likely will have bugs and errors so please contact me about them

- Fixed a crash with lithostitched installed - If you have lithostitched installed the shrublands, savanna plateau, oasis, and desert cliffs will now use a custom bandlands surface rules, fixing any leaking of their terracotta into badlands

- Fixed a crash with lithostitched installed - If you have lithostitched installed the shrublands, savanna plateau, oasis, and desert cliffs will now use a custom bandlands surface rules, fixing any leaking of their terracotta into badlands

_**This update jumps from 1.21.9 to 26.1, jumping over 1.21.10 and 1.21.11, it brings the introduction of the environmental attributes added by Mojang in 1.21.11, with it many fog, light, and other ambient changes and additions. This update also brings new biomes, changes to previously existing biomes and improvements to the placement of biomes**_ - Environmental attributes: - Block light warm color has been reduced to accommodate light blocks that aren't warm colored - Biome related: - Snowy biomes have colder light colors and denser fog - Warm biomes have warmer light colors and less dense fog - Pale garden features a dense fog and darker lighting - Dark oak forest feature slightly darker lighting - Cave biomes feature a denser fog and remove all sunset/sunrise effects - Timeline related: - The night is darker based on the moon phase - Sunset and sunrise will change the skylight, clouds and sky color to be warmer - Upon starting the world there will a fog which dissipates in 30 seconds - Biome distribution changes: - Deep caves biomes generation has been boosted bellow y-10 - Added basalt shore biome - Beach biome that generates next next meadow and tundra in cliff shores - Features big basalt step formations - Added dry rivers - River biome that generates through savannas and tundras and feature no rain - Added kelp forest - Ocean biome that generates next to jungles and dark oak forests - Features high amount of kelp, sea pickles, and smooth sandstone rocky formations - Adjusted the placement of beach biomes to fit nicer to the coast - Adjusted the placement of plateau biomes to fit better to the terrain and make more scenic environments - Removed dirt caves as they proved redundant or non important - Added a very rare chance to find a golden dandelion in plains and sunflower plains - Improved stony cliffs generation to fit better to the environment - Added course dirt patches around taiga biomes - Azalea trees in pale gardens will now be covered in pale hanging moss and cobwebs - The inferno caves magma now generates in more organic shapes - Improved the look of old growth pine taigas to make the mega pine trees shine more - Adjusted pink petals placement on cherry groves - Added occasional gray wool to the deep dark ruins - Boosted the generation of beached treasures - Slightly boosted the amount of monster rooms - Improved the rocks at the ocean depths - Small adjustment to the glacier valley surface to meet better the original biome goal of being annoying and have smooth white snow vistas - Minor adjustments across all biomes - Parched mobs have been added to the desert biomes - Grouped together jagged peaks and frozen peaks for the adventuring time advancement - Fixes: - 2x2 trees won't generate hanging - Ocean surface has been fixed - Inferno caves magma leaks way less into the above biomes - Stony cliffs are no longer bounded to be facing north-east - Fixed dry grass away from diorite shores - Fixed magma in the ocean not generating bubble columns - Fixed forest biomes lacking their dynamic density which was lost on clifftree 2.1 _Cleaned away a lot of unnecessary files which were deprecated As usual all old content that can't be removed for technical reasons gets loaded in the "deprecated" overlay_

_**This update jumps from 1.21.9 to 26.1, jumping over 1.21.10 and 1.21.11, it brings the introduction of the environmental attributes added by Mojang in 1.21.11, with it many fog, light, and other ambient changes and additions. This update also brings new biomes, changes to previously existing biomes and improvements to the placement of biomes**_ - Environmental attributes: - Block light warm color has been reduced to accommodate light blocks that aren't warm colored - Biome related: - Snowy biomes have colder light colors and denser fog - Warm biomes have warmer light colors and less dense fog - Pale garden features a dense fog and darker lighting - Dark oak forest feature slightly darker lighting - Cave biomes feature a denser fog and remove all sunset/sunrise effects - Timeline related: - The night is darker based on the moon phase - Sunset and sunrise will change the skylight, clouds and sky color to be warmer - Upon starting the world there will a fog which dissipates in 30 seconds - Biome distribution changes: - Deep caves biomes generation has been boosted bellow y-10 - Added basalt shore biome - Beach biome that generates next next meadow and tundra in cliff shores - Features big basalt step formations - Added dry rivers - River biome that generates through savannas and tundras and feature no rain - Added kelp forest - Ocean biome that generates next to jungles and dark oak forests - Features high amount of kelp, sea pickles, and smooth sandstone rocky formations - Adjusted the placement of beach biomes to fit nicer to the coast - Adjusted the placement of plateau biomes to fit better to the terrain and make more scenic environments - Removed dirt caves as they proved redundant or non important - Added a very rare chance to find a golden dandelion in plains and sunflower plains - Improved stony cliffs generation to fit better to the environment - Added course dirt patches around taiga biomes - Azalea trees in pale gardens will now be covered in pale hanging moss and cobwebs - The inferno caves magma now generates in more organic shapes - Improved the look of old growth pine taigas to make the mega pine trees shine more - Adjusted pink petals placement on cherry groves - Added occasional gray wool to the deep dark ruins - Boosted the generation of beached treasures - Slightly boosted the amount of monster rooms - Improved the rocks at the ocean depths - Small adjustment to the glacier valley surface to meet better the original biome goal of being annoying and have smooth white snow vistas - Minor adjustments across all biomes - Parched mobs have been added to the desert biomes - Grouped together jagged peaks and frozen peaks for the adventuring time advancement - Fixes: - 2x2 trees won't generate hanging - Ocean surface has been fixed - Inferno caves magma leaks way less into the above biomes - Stony cliffs are no longer bounded to be facing north-east - Fixed dry grass away from diorite shores - Fixed magma in the ocean not generating bubble columns - Fixed forest biomes lacking their dynamic density which was lost on clifftree 2.1 _Cleaned away a lot of unnecessary files which were deprecated As usual all old content that can't be removed for technical reasons gets loaded in the "deprecated" overlay_

Fixed a major bug crashing whenever you entered a dark forest (sorry about not fixing this if you encountered this, it really made it unplayable but I never tested that)

Fixed a major bug crashing whenever you entered a dark forest (sorry about not fixing this if you encountered this, it really made it unplayable but I never tested that)

Fixed a major bug crashing whenever you entered a dark forest (sorry about not fixing this if you encountered this, it really made it unplayable but I never tested that)

Fixed a major bug crashing whenever you entered a dark forest (sorry about not fixing this if you encountered this, it really made it unplayable but I never tested that)

new backport version for 1.21.1

new backport version for 1.21.1

backported!!! Due to version differences, all the vegetation additions added in 1.21+ had to removed or replaced by the closest vegetation available Further updates adding compatibility tags will come later

backported!!! Due to version differences, all the vegetation additions added in 1.21+ had to removed or replaced by the closest vegetation available Further updates adding compatibility tags will come later

Updated to work with 1.21.9 - Raised the diamond ore generation to match with vanilla (the diamond generation was previously reduced) - Reduced the amount of extra coal in lush caves and swamp biomes - Reduced the amount of extra iron in the inferno caves - Slightly reduced the effect of aquifers carving out caves

Updated to work with 1.21.9 - Raised the diamond ore generation to match with vanilla (the diamond generation was previously reduced) - Reduced the amount of extra coal in lush caves and swamp biomes - Reduced the amount of extra iron in the inferno caves - Slightly reduced the effect of aquifers carving out caves

Fixed an error on the surface rules of windswept gravelly hills

Fixed an error on the surface rules of windswept gravelly hills

Quick fixes for the new update - fixed badlands surfaces - fixed ice patches in a couple of snowy biomes

Quick fixes for the new update - fixed badlands surfaces - fixed ice patches in a couple of snowy biomes

## _Initial release_ ### Gameplay changes from Clifftree 2.1 - Glacier valleys surface is now a mix of powder snow and normal snow with powder snow now reaching deeper - Glacier cliffs surface has been polished greatly to be a nice mix of snow and ice depending on noise and/or height - Warm caves have been renamed to Desert caves (won't break your world) and with it an overhaul of the biomes - It now features stripes and colder looking terracotta that appear more the deeper - Patches of red sand with big amount of desert foliage - Significantly more cobwebs hanging from the ceiling at deepslate - Features a red fog - It can now generate bellow warm oceans - Warm oceans features less coral in the deeper areas - Deep oceans now feature big trenches that reach even lower and feature magma and basalt in them - Sunflower plains now feature wild flowers - Aquifers have been reworked - Aquifers leak into waterfalls 10x less - Lava aquifers are more likely to generate - Big enough aquifers will carve out space, resulting in more exposed underwater lakes compared to just flooded caves - Aquifers avoid generating in deepdarks - Many biomes animal spawns have been adjusted for the different biomes to give more a sense of diversity between biomes - Several small biome polishing changes - Hostile mobs can now spawn in stone oceans and dirt caves, tho their spawning is less than in other biomes ### Technical changes - All "ores" features through all overworld biomes are now defined by a group of tags - "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in all biomes - "overworld_ores_cold" references "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in cold biomes - "overworld_ores_frozen" references "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in frozen biomes - "overworld_ores_warm" references "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in warm biomes - "overworld_ores_lukewarm" references "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in lukewarm biomes - "overworld_ores_temperate" references "overworld_ores" all ore related features used in temperate biomes - Surface rules have been rewritten this is to facilitate future development as well as to replace several elements of the generation that were done by spamming features - Lava lakes in desert biomes now feature terracotta instead of stone - Removed several unnecessary/unused features - Add several tags for mod compatibility