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Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

Fixes rare cases of water underground taking the colour of the biome above it.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

A rebuilt blending engine. Wider, further and lighter than 1.2.0 all at once. - **Blend radius now reaches 63x63** — four times wider than Minecraft's own maximum, and the widest setting draws just as fast as the narrowest. - **Full width under Sodium.** Sodium's own blending cannot go this wide, so the mod no longer asks it to and supplies the colours itself. The slider and the result finally agree. - **The blend now reaches 1024 blocks** around you instead of 256. Beyond the old limit the work used to fall back to Minecraft, which gets dramatically slower the wider the blend is — that fallback is gone, and it was the reason the radius had to be capped in the first place. - **Uses 27 MB instead of ~35 MB**, despite covering sixteen times the area. - **Smoother while moving.** Keeping the blend up to date as you walk is now two to three times cheaper, and looking up a colour about eleven times cheaper. - Colours are unchanged: still exactly what Minecraft would produce at the same width.

Initial release for Minecraft 1.20.1. Backport of the 26.2 build, feature-identical.

Initial release for Minecraft 1.20.6. Backport of the 26.2 build, feature-identical.

Initial release for Minecraft 1.21.1. Backport of the 26.2 build, feature-identical.

Initial release for Minecraft 1.21.11. Backport of the 26.2 build, feature-identical.

Initial release for Minecraft 26.1.x. Backport of the 26.2 build, feature-identical.

Colour accuracy and performance release. Every fix below applies at any blend width, including the vanilla range. - Fixed an issue where grass, foliage and water could take the colour of the wrong biome while walking. Columns in chunks the server had not delivered yet were read as plains, and those values then travelled inward with the blend window. Most noticeable near biome borders, and it could persist until the area was reloaded. - Fixed an issue where the blend sampled biomes at the player's eye level instead of at the ground, so looking down into a valley from a mountain — or up at a peak — shifted the colours. Each column is now sampled at its own terrain height, which also means vertical movement no longer disturbs the blend. - Fixed an issue where chunks could render unblended under Sodium. The blend data could be read by Sodium's chunk build workers while it was being rebuilt, and the unblended colour was then baked into that chunk until something forced it to rebuild. - Fixed an issue where corrected colours never reached the screen. When newly arrived chunks changed the blend, nothing informed the renderer, so a chunk built from incomplete data kept its wrong tint indefinitely. - Blend updates are now roughly 3.7 times faster: each column's terrain height and biome are resolved once instead of once per colour type. - The 15x15 step is now labelled "(Vanilla Maximum)" instead of "(Maximum)", which no longer applied with the slider reaching 31x31. Ultimate Biome Blend is now also available for Minecraft 1.21.11, 1.21.1, 1.20.6 and 1.20.1.

Fixed an issue where graphics presets or specific mod configurations (such as Sodium) could cause the biome blend setting to reset back to default upon restarting the game.

Intitial release