• Fix crash issues on Neoforge 26.2.

• Fix crash issues on Neoforge 26.1.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Backported the config file improvements to 1.21.1.
• Ported Terratonic to 26.2.
• Fixed mountain jaggedness being reduced since mod version 3.0.23.

• Added 26.2 support.

Fixed various issues with the new config file and config screen introduced in 3.0.23.

Fixed various issues with the new config file and config screen introduced in 3.0.23.

Fixed various issues with the new config file and config screen introduced in 3.0.23.

Fixed various issues with the new config file and config screen introduced in 3.0.23.

• Fix Sulfur and Cinnabar not generating in Sulfur Caves. Oops.

• Fix Sulfur and Cinnabar not generating in Sulfur Caves. Oops.

• Ported to 26.2.
• Made some improvements to the config.
  • The config file now has comments for most entries, although not all yet.
  • The config screen is a bit cleaner, with some buttons taking up less space.
  • The config screen now has a Back button, letting you exit without making changes.
  • The config screen now has an Export button, allowing you to export the current config without any comments.

• Ported to 26.2.
• Made some improvements to the config.
  • The config file now has comments for most entries, although not all yet.
  • The config screen is a bit cleaner, with some buttons taking up less space.
  • The config screen now has a Back button, letting you exit without making changes.
  • The config screen now has an Export button, allowing you to export the current config without any comments.

• Ported to 26.2.
• Made some improvements to the config.
  • The config file now has comments for most entries, although not all yet.
  • The config screen is a bit cleaner, with some buttons taking up less space.
  • The config screen now has a Back button, letting you exit without making changes.
  • The config screen now has an Export button, allowing you to export the current config without any comments.

• Ported to 26.2.
• Made some improvements to the config.
  • The config file now has comments for most entries, although not all yet.
  • The config screen is a bit cleaner, with some buttons taking up less space.
  • The config screen now has a Back button, letting you exit without making changes.
  • The config screen now has an Export button, allowing you to export the current config without any comments.

Actually works now 👍👍

• Added ore_fix config option, which adjusts ore generation to be more consistent when below the usual minimum y value of -64.
• Fixed a crash with some mods that query chunk data on the client like JourneyMap.
• Fixed surface rules being broken with newer Clifftree versions.
• Lithostitched is now correctly marked as a dependency on Modrinth and Curseforge.

• Added ore_fix config option, which adjusts ore generation to be more consistent when below the usual minimum y value of -64.
• Fixed a crash with some mods that query chunk data on the client like JourneyMap.
• Fixed surface rules being broken with newer Clifftree versions.
• Lithostitched is now correctly marked as a dependency on Modrinth and Curseforge.

• Added ore_fix config option, which adjusts ore generation to be more consistent when below the usual minimum y value of -64.
• Fixed a crash with some mods that query chunk data on the client like JourneyMap.
• Fixed surface rules being broken with newer Clifftree versions.
• Lithostitched is now correctly marked as a dependency on Modrinth and Curseforge.

• Added ore_fix config option, which adjusts ore generation to be more consistent when below the usual minimum y value of -64.
• Fixed a crash with some mods that query chunk data on the client like JourneyMap.
• Fixed surface rules being broken with newer Clifftree versions.
• Lithostitched is now correctly marked as a dependency on Modrinth and Curseforge.

Updated to 26.1.

• Fixed crashing when River Lanterns were enabled.

• Fixed crashing when River Lanterns were enabled.

• Fixed crashing when River Lanterns were enabled.

• Fixed crashing when River Lanterns were enabled.

• Updated the mod to support Minecraft 26.1.
• Added a new config preset for extremely high mountains and flat terrain otherwise, perfect for screenshots.
• It's normally called Overkill, but with Voxy installed will be named i use voxy btw instead.
• Added a new Experimental category of config options.
• This currently includes two options for alternate noise scaling. These make terrain look better with low noise scale values (especially on mountain slopes and oceansides), but aren't compatible with C2ME's worldgen hardware acceleration.

• Updated the mod to support Minecraft 26.1.
• Added a new config preset for extremely high mountains and flat terrain otherwise, perfect for screenshots.
• It's normally called Overkill, but with Voxy installed will be named i use voxy btw instead.
• Added a new Experimental category of config options.
• This currently includes two options for alternate noise scaling. These make terrain look better with low noise scale values (especially on mountain slopes and oceansides), but aren't compatible with C2ME's worldgen hardware acceleration.

• Updated the mod to support Minecraft 26.1.
• Added a new config preset for extremely high mountains and flat terrain otherwise, perfect for screenshots.
• It's normally called Overkill, but with Voxy installed will be named i use voxy btw instead.
• Added a new Experimental category of config options.
• This currently includes two options for alternate noise scaling. These make terrain look better with low noise scale values (especially on mountain slopes and oceansides), but aren't compatible with C2ME's worldgen hardware acceleration.

• Updated the mod to support Minecraft 26.1.
• Added a new config preset for extremely high mountains and flat terrain otherwise, perfect for screenshots.
• It's normally called Overkill, but with Voxy installed will be named i use voxy btw instead.
• Added a new Experimental category of config options.
• This currently includes two options for alternate noise scaling. These make terrain look better with low noise scale values (especially on mountain slopes and oceansides), but aren't compatible with C2ME's worldgen hardware acceleration.

Silly update for the holiday season. Happy exploring!

Additions
- Added the Frozen Wasteland preset. All snowy biomes, higher mountains that go up to y420, very desolate.
- Added the River Ice config option, which puts ice in underground rivers under snowy biomes. Off by default, on in the Frozen Wasteland preset.

Changes
- Reintroduced Neoforge 1.21.11 support.
- Made underground river lanterns a bit more common.
- Fixed the world being flooded with the Mushroom Fields biome when Ocean Offset is set to numbers below -1.
- Datapacks that change the build limit won't also change the generation limit if Tectonic's height limit settings are kept at their default values.

Silly update for the holiday season. Happy exploring!

Additions
- Added the Frozen Wasteland preset. All snowy biomes, higher mountains that go up to y420, very desolate.
- Added the River Ice config option, which puts ice in underground rivers under snowy biomes. Off by default, on in the Frozen Wasteland preset.

Changes
- Reintroduced Neoforge 1.21.11 support.
- Made underground river lanterns a bit more common.
- Fixed the world being flooded with the Mushroom Fields biome when Ocean Offset is set to numbers below -1.
- Datapacks that change the build limit won't also change the generation limit if Tectonic's height limit settings are kept at their default values.

Silly update for the holiday season. Happy exploring!

Additions
- Added the Frozen Wasteland preset. All snowy biomes, higher mountains that go up to y420, very desolate.
- Added the River Ice config option, which puts ice in underground rivers under snowy biomes. Off by default, on in the Frozen Wasteland preset.

Changes
- Reintroduced Neoforge 1.21.11 support.
- Made underground river lanterns a bit more common.
- Fixed the world being flooded with the Mushroom Fields biome when Ocean Offset is set to numbers below -1.
- Datapacks that change the build limit won't also change the generation limit if Tectonic's height limit settings are kept at their default values.

Silly update for the holiday season. Happy exploring!

Additions
- Added the Frozen Wasteland preset. All snowy biomes, higher mountains that go up to y420, very desolate.
- Added the River Ice config option, which puts ice in underground rivers under snowy biomes. Off by default, on in the Frozen Wasteland preset.

Changes
- Reintroduced Neoforge 1.21.11 support.
- Made underground river lanterns a bit more common.
- Fixed the world being flooded with the Mushroom Fields biome when Ocean Offset is set to numbers below -1.
- Datapacks that change the build limit won't also change the generation limit if Tectonic's height limit settings are kept at their default values.

Updated to 1.21.11

• Updated to 1.21.11.
• Updated surface rules for Clifftree.

• Updated to 1.21.11.
• Updated surface rules for Clifftree.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Added the Elevation Boost setting, a scale on top of Vertical Scale that only effects more mountainous terrain.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with an experimental C2ME build.

• Finally brought Tectonic to Neoforge 1.21.10.

• Added /tectonic to locate numerous Tectonic terrain features.

• Added /tectonic to locate numerous Tectonic terrain features.

• Added /tectonic to locate numerous Tectonic terrain features.

• Added /tectonic to locate numerous Tectonic terrain features.

• Added /tectonic to locate numerous Tectonic terrain features.

• Fixed log spam when increasing the height limit.
• Set the highest possible min y to -64. This means you can't set the minimum to -48, -32, 0, etc. You can still decrease it down to -2032.
• Allowed setting the ocean depth to a min value of -10 instead of -0.75. This allows - in theory - ~1300 block deep oceans.

• Fixed log spam when increasing the height limit.
• Set the highest possible min y to -64. This means you can't set the minimum to -48, -32, 0, etc. You can still decrease it down to -2032.
• Allowed setting the ocean depth to a min value of -10 instead of -0.75. This allows - in theory - ~1300 block deep oceans.

• Fixed log spam when increasing the height limit.
• Set the highest possible min y to -64. This means you can't set the minimum to -48, -32, 0, etc. You can still decrease it down to -2032.
• Allowed setting the ocean depth to a min value of -10 instead of -0.75. This allows - in theory - ~1300 block deep oceans.

• Fixed log spam when increasing the height limit.
• Set the highest possible min y to -64. This means you can't set the minimum to -48, -32, 0, etc. You can still decrease it down to -2032.
• Allowed setting the ocean depth to a min value of -10 instead of -0.75. This allows - in theory - ~1300 block deep oceans.

• Fixed log spam when increasing the height limit.
• Set the highest possible min y to -64. This means you can't set the minimum to -48, -32, 0, etc. You can still decrease it down to -2032.
• Allowed setting the ocean depth to a min value of -10 instead of -0.75. This allows - in theory - ~1300 block deep oceans.

• Replaced the Increased Height toggle with two sliders for the min and max build and generation limits.
• Improved chunk generation speeds by ~30%.

• Replaced the Increased Height toggle with two sliders for the min and max build and generation limits.
• Improved chunk generation speeds by ~30%.

• Replaced the Increased Height toggle with two sliders for the min and max build and generation limits.
• Improved chunk generation speeds by ~30%.

• Replaced the Increased Height toggle with two sliders for the min and max build and generation limits.
• Improved chunk generation speeds by ~30%.

• Replaced the Increased Height toggle with two sliders for the min and max build and generation limits.
• Improved chunk generation speeds by ~30%.

Port of 3.0.3 to 3.0.13 for the datapack version.

• Raised the cloud height to 256 by default, going even higher to 320 with Increased Height enabled
• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.

Port to Fabric 1.21.9.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Chunks no longer reset and spam the log file when the height limit is decreased. You still shouldn't decrease the height limit, this is just a partial safeguard.
• Noodle caves are now cut off at the surface like all other noise caves.
• Added a Large Biomes config preset.
• Fixed a generation issue that could occur with terrain scale increased but increased height disabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Improved blending when Terralith is installed.
• Fixed log spam when Ocean Offset option is > -0.5 and islands are enabled.

• Fixed Neoforge versions crashing on startup

• Fixed Neoforge versions crashing on startup

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Temporarily turned off the blending version bump from 3.0.9 due to issues with Terratonic.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Added config options for controlling the closing of noise cave entrances near the surface.
• Added several config options for toggling on/off cave types.
• Fixed an issue where Meadows incorrectly generated in valley terrain.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

• Fixed caves being too rare.
• Fixed the Noise Scale option in the Islands category having the wrong default value shown.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Additions:

• Introduced config presets. Currently the only presets are Default (base options) and Deserted (95% deserts), but more will come later.
• Added several config options around the temperature, vegetation and island noises.

Fixes:

• Fixed an important issue where Ultrasmooth had Increased Height built in. If you had Ultrasmooth on in 3.0.6, Increased Height will be automatically enabled upon updating to prevent world corruption.

Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith. Definitely a new, never-before-seen issue.

Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith. Definitely a new, never-before-seen issue.

Backported Tectonic v3 to Forge 1.20.

• Lowered the minimum Ocean Offset value to -2 instead of -1

• Lowered the minimum Ocean Offset value to -2 instead of -1

• Lowered the minimum Ocean Offset value to -2 instead of -1

• Lowered the minimum Ocean Offset value to -2 instead of -1

• Lowered the minimum Ocean Offset value to -2 instead of -1

• Added the Ultrasmooth option, letting terrain generate smoothly like Tectonic v2.
• Greatly reduced the frequency of lanterns in underground rivers.
• Restructured the mod internally to prepare for v3 for Forge 1.20.

• Added the Ultrasmooth option, letting terrain generate smoothly like Tectonic v2.
• Greatly reduced the frequency of lanterns in underground rivers.
• Restructured the mod internally to prepare for v3 for Forge 1.20.

• Added the Ultrasmooth option, letting terrain generate smoothly like Tectonic v2.
• Greatly reduced the frequency of lanterns in underground rivers.
• Restructured the mod internally to prepare for v3 for Forge 1.20.

• Added the Ultrasmooth option, letting terrain generate smoothly like Tectonic v2.
• Greatly reduced the frequency of lanterns in underground rivers.
• Restructured the mod internally to prepare for v3 for Forge 1.20.

• Added the Ultrasmooth option, letting terrain generate smoothly like Tectonic v2.
• Greatly reduced the frequency of lanterns in underground rivers.
• Restructured the mod internally to prepare for v3 for Forge 1.20.

• Updated to 1.21.6
• Raised the cloud height to 256 by default, going even higher to 320 with Increased Height enabled

• Updated to 1.21.6
• Raised the cloud height to 256 by default, going even higher to 320 with Increased Height enabled

• Once again re-enabled underground rivers.
• Added support for 1.21.6 pre-release 1. On this version, cloud height is at y256.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Fixed the Increased Height option leaving the terrain height capped at y310, it is now at y630 as intended.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Tectonic v3: The Everest Update

The largest Tectonic update ever is here. A full rewrite, a plethora of new terrain types, and improvements to almost all existing features. This is the Everest update.

Made with love by Apollo. 💜

Additions

Config Overhaul

[Mod Only] There is now a config screen for viewing and changing Tectonic options in-game! Every option has an explanatory tooltip and its default value displayed. The tooltips replace the comments in the config file to reduce clutter.

This also comes with 16 new config options. Please see the config screen for more information on these.

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents".

Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide, designed for Tectonic's massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents, you'll find relatively smaller "islands". These range from a few hundred blocks to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings. With Terralith installed, these islands have Volcanoes and Calderas!

[Mod Only] A config option to remove the random normal ice in Frozen Oceans has been added to help with ocean exploration in the new bigger oceans.

Jungle Pillars

Some jungle biomes will generate towering pillars covered in vegetation stretching upwards of a hundred blocks high!

Biome Valleys

Sometimes, you will find cherry groves and pale gardens nested inside of a valley!

Badlands Canyons

Some badlands will feature massive canyons, carved around rivers.

Badlands Buttes

Other badlands will generate isolated plateaus in an otherwise flat, desolate region. These are a perfect place to find red sand, which could be difficult to get in older versions.

Wetlands

Some forests, taigas, and jungles will feature very flat terrain with frequent ponds and small lakes.

Rolling Hills

Some plains, flower forest, and ice spikes will feature very smooth rolling hills.

Chunk Blending

Tectonic v2 worlds will blend into Tectonic v3 worlds (somewhat) smoothly! There will be 1-5 block seams at the border between old and new chunks, but it's significantly better than the 100-200 block borders you could get without it.

CliffTree Compatibility

On 1.21.x, Tectonic now natively supports CliffTree! Just install both as mods and you're set.

Changes

Rougher Terrain

Tectonic used to smoothen out the terrain, removing the staircasing/"lerp" that is present in vanilla. This has been reverted. This has been done for a few reasons:
- Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• Grove generation around mountains is improved.

• Strange horizontal strips parallel to mountain faces are far less noticeable.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Underground Rivers

Underground rivers got a massive overhaul in the Everest update, much closer matching my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, sometimes being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• Significantly reduced aquifer issues at the sides of the rivers.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

• [Mod Only] Added back Lantern Rivers from Tectonic v1. They are now a rare feature in underground rivers in any biome, not a biome themselves. Yes, this can be disabled in the config.

Lava Tunnels

The deep lava sibling of underground rivers got some love!

• Lava tunnels are noticeably rarer than before. They still generate quite a bit, but not as pervasively.

• The size has been significantly shrunken down. They now have rougher, narrower walls, smaller ceilings, and less safe ground. Proceed with caution.

• The direction of tunnels twists and turns more often, making the underlying noise less visible and sightlines more obscured.

Plateaus

The plateau terrain from v2 has been completely ripped out. The new plateaus can be 2 or 3-tiered, with occasional gentle "onboarding ramps" for easier survival exploration.

Desert Dunes

Dunes have been rewritten again in the version, looking even more like actual dunes than before.

Oceans

Ocean terrain is significantly more varied than before. Deep oceans in particular have seen special terrain introduced, causing overhangs and trenches to generate!

Swamps

Swamp bones sit much closer to sea level, generating much more like in vanilla.

With Terralith installed, inland swamps near mountains have been removed.

Windswept Savannas

There should no longer be large, flat regions of the Windswept Savanna biome.

Oceanside Cliffs

The overhangs have been removed.

With Terralith installed, these cliffs will actually generate the mod's special cliff biomes.

World Presets

[Mod Only] Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new temperate/vegetation related config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

Deep Dark

The Deep Dark biome is now capped at y32.

Backport of v3 beta 4 to Fabric 1.20.

Additions

• Added chunk blending. You can now upgrade v2 worlds to v3 and have the game smooth out the transition between terrain.
• Please note that there are 1-2 block seams at the chunk border. This is unfortunately unavoidable.

Changes

• Updated the config screen. Every option now has an explanatory tooltip and its default value.

• Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new ___ Scale config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

• The floor of underground rivers near entrances has been raised a few blocks.

• Smoothened the transition between rivers and swamps.

• Made stony shores steeper.

Fixes

• Decreased how much land biomes seep into the oceans on coastlines.

• Fixed most instances of Deep Dark leaking into underground rivers.

• Fixed aquifer issues on the underground river floor.

• Fixed plateau biome (e.g. meadow) generating next to rivers with Terralith installed.

• Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith installed.

Additions

• Added chunk blending. You can now upgrade v2 worlds to v3 and have the game smooth out the transition between terrain.
• Please note that there are 1-2 block seams at the chunk border. This is unfortunately unavoidable.

Changes

• Updated the config screen. Every option now has an explanatory tooltip and its default value.

• Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new ___ Scale config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

• The floor of underground rivers near entrances has been raised a few blocks.

• Smoothened the transition between rivers and swamps.

• Made stony shores steeper.

Fixes

• Decreased how much land biomes seep into the oceans on coastlines.

• Fixed most instances of Deep Dark leaking into underground rivers.

• Fixed aquifer issues on the underground river floor.

• Fixed plateau biome (e.g. meadow) generating next to rivers with Terralith installed.

• Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith installed.

Additions

• Added chunk blending. You can now upgrade v2 worlds to v3 and have the game smooth out the transition between terrain.
• Please note that there are 1-2 block seams at the chunk border. This is unfortunately unavoidable.

Changes

• Updated the config screen. Every option now has an explanatory tooltip and its default value.

• Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new ___ Scale config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

• The floor of underground rivers near entrances has been raised a few blocks.

• Smoothened the transition between rivers and swamps.

• Made stony shores steeper.

Fixes

• Decreased how much land biomes seep into the oceans on coastlines.

• Fixed most instances of Deep Dark leaking into underground rivers.

• Fixed aquifer issues on the underground river floor.

• Fixed plateau biome (e.g. meadow) generating next to rivers with Terralith installed.

• Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith installed.

Additions

• Added chunk blending. You can now upgrade v2 worlds to v3 and have the game smooth out the transition between terrain.
• Please note that there are 1-2 block seams at the chunk border. This is unfortunately unavoidable.

Changes

• Updated the config screen. Every option now has an explanatory tooltip and its default value.

• Removed the Amplified and Large Biomes presets from the world type selector.

• Amplified has never worked with Tectonic, either completely ignoring it or having unintended behavior.

• Large Biomes is redundant due to the new ___ Scale config options. This also drastically reduces the amount of duplicated code needed for the mod to fully function.

• The floor of underground rivers near entrances has been raised a few blocks.

• Smoothened the transition between rivers and swamps.

• Made stony shores steeper.

Fixes

• Decreased how much land biomes seep into the oceans on coastlines.

• Fixed most instances of Deep Dark leaking into underground rivers.

• Fixed aquifer issues on the underground river floor.

• Fixed plateau biome (e.g. meadow) generating next to rivers with Terralith installed.

• Fixed the Increased Height option not working with Terralith installed.

• Reimplemented Terralith compatibility!
• Volcanic Crater biome now generates.
• Cliff biomes now properly generate on cliffs instead of random biomes.
• Canyon biomes should generate better than before.

• Inland swamps have been removed.

• Fixed an issue where ground around jungle pillars would be stone.

• Fixed the islands enabled setting doing the opposite of what the config file/screen said.

• Reimplemented Terralith compatibility!
• Volcanic Crater biome now generates.
• Cliff biomes now properly generate on cliffs instead of random biomes.
• Canyon biomes should generate better than before.

• Inland swamps have been removed.

• Fixed an issue where ground around jungle pillars would be stone.

• Fixed the islands enabled setting doing the opposite of what the config file/screen said.

• Reimplemented Terralith compatibility!
• Volcanic Crater biome now generates.
• Cliff biomes now properly generate on cliffs instead of random biomes.
• Canyon biomes should generate better than before.

• Inland swamps have been removed.

• Fixed an issue where ground around jungle pillars would be stone.

• Fixed the islands enabled setting doing the opposite of what the config file/screen said.

• Reimplemented Terralith compatibility!
• Volcanic Crater biome now generates.
• Cliff biomes now properly generate on cliffs instead of random biomes.
• Canyon biomes should generate better than before.

• Inland swamps have been removed.

• Fixed an issue where ground around jungle pillars would be stone.

• Fixed the islands enabled setting doing the opposite of what the config file/screen said.

Fixed crashing on dedicated servers.

Fixed crashing on dedicated servers.

Tectonic v3 Beta 1

This is the first beta of Tectonic v3, the second rewrite in Tectonic's history.

Please take note of the following missing features:
- Terrain Blending (will be introduced later)
- Terralith compatibility (will return later)
- Large Biomes compatibility (will return later)
- Continents compatibility (may not return later)
- Lava Rivers (may not return later)

New Features

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents". Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide to account for the massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents you'll find relatively smaller "islands", ranging up to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings.

New Terrain Types

Tectonic now features several new terrain shaping types to spice up your travels.

• Plateaus

While Tectonic v2 did feature three-tiered plateaus, v3 polishes this feature up significantly. There are now both two and three-tiered plateaus, with both sometimes having smoother slopes to climb up them in survival more easily.

• Valleys

While plateaus usually elevate plateau biomes, some Cherry Groves and Pale Gardens have the plateaus surround the biome, turning the biome into a valley.

• Wetlands

Some forest, jungle and taiga biomes generate very close to sea level and generate frequent ponds and lakes.

• Canyons

Some badlands form massive canyons with rivers running through them.

• Buttes

Badlands that don't generate canyons will instead have low terrain with occasional isolated plateaus.

• Hills

Some plains, flower forest and ice spike biomes will feature smooth rolling hills.

• Dunes

Dunes have been overhauled in v3, looking much closer to the new rolling hill terrain.

• Pillars

Some jungles feature massive pillars that can extend upwards of a hundred blocks tall, reminiscent of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China.

• Oceans

Deep oceans are much more varied than before, having dynamic heights and sometimes generating overhangs and deep trenches.

Config Overhaul

The config has gotten another overhaul, with several new options. On top of that, there is finally a config screen!

Changes

Improved Underground Rivers

Underground rivers have received a full rewrite, largely based off of my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, usually being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

Seaside Cliff Changes

• Oceanside cliff overhangs have been removed.

Less Smooth Terrain

Vanilla's noise used to roughen up terrain that has the inadvertent affect of making sloped terrain "staircase" has been reintroduced. This has been done for a few reasons:

• Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Improved Windswept Savannas

Windswept Savannas have received a significant upgrade. While in previous versions you could find sizable areas of flat areas of the biome, that should no longer happen.

Tectonic v3 Beta 1

This is the first beta of Tectonic v3, the second rewrite in Tectonic's history.

Please take note of the following missing features:
- Terrain Blending (will be introduced later)
- Terralith compatibility (will return later)
- Large Biomes compatibility (will return later)
- Continents compatibility (may not return later)
- Lava Rivers (may not return later)

New Features

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents". Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide to account for the massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents you'll find relatively smaller "islands", ranging up to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings.

New Terrain Types

Tectonic now features several new terrain shaping types to spice up your travels.

• Plateaus

While Tectonic v2 did feature three-tiered plateaus, v3 polishes this feature up significantly. There are now both two and three-tiered plateaus, with both sometimes having smoother slopes to climb up them in survival more easily.

• Valleys

While plateaus usually elevate plateau biomes, some Cherry Groves and Pale Gardens have the plateaus surround the biome, turning the biome into a valley.

• Wetlands

Some forest, jungle and taiga biomes generate very close to sea level and generate frequent ponds and lakes.

• Canyons

Some badlands form massive canyons with rivers running through them.

• Buttes

Badlands that don't generate canyons will instead have low terrain with occasional isolated plateaus.

• Hills

Some plains, flower forest and ice spike biomes will feature smooth rolling hills.

• Dunes

Dunes have been overhauled in v3, looking much closer to the new rolling hill terrain.

• Pillars

Some jungles feature massive pillars that can extend upwards of a hundred blocks tall, reminiscent of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China.

• Oceans

Deep oceans are much more varied than before, having dynamic heights and sometimes generating overhangs and deep trenches.

Config Overhaul

The config has gotten another overhaul, with several new options. On top of that, there is finally a config screen!

Changes

Improved Underground Rivers

Underground rivers have received a full rewrite, largely based off of my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, usually being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

Seaside Cliff Changes

• Oceanside cliff overhangs have been removed.

Less Smooth Terrain

Vanilla's noise used to roughen up terrain that has the inadvertent affect of making sloped terrain "staircase" has been reintroduced. This has been done for a few reasons:

• Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Improved Windswept Savannas

Windswept Savannas have received a significant upgrade. While in previous versions you could find sizable areas of flat areas of the biome, that should no longer happen.

Tectonic v3 Beta 1

This is the first beta of Tectonic v3, the second rewrite in Tectonic's history.

Please take note of the following missing features:
- Terrain Blending (will be introduced later)
- Terralith compatibility (will return later)
- Large Biomes compatibility (will return later)
- Continents compatibility (may not return later)
- Lava Rivers (may not return later)

New Features

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents". Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide to account for the massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents you'll find relatively smaller "islands", ranging up to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings.

New Terrain Types

Tectonic now features several new terrain shaping types to spice up your travels.

• Plateaus

While Tectonic v2 did feature three-tiered plateaus, v3 polishes this feature up significantly. There are now both two and three-tiered plateaus, with both sometimes having smoother slopes to climb up them in survival more easily.

• Valleys

While plateaus usually elevate plateau biomes, some Cherry Groves and Pale Gardens have the plateaus surround the biome, turning the biome into a valley.

• Wetlands

Some forest, jungle and taiga biomes generate very close to sea level and generate frequent ponds and lakes.

• Canyons

Some badlands form massive canyons with rivers running through them.

• Buttes

Badlands that don't generate canyons will instead have low terrain with occasional isolated plateaus.

• Hills

Some plains, flower forest and ice spike biomes will feature smooth rolling hills.

• Dunes

Dunes have been overhauled in v3, looking much closer to the new rolling hill terrain.

• Pillars

Some jungles feature massive pillars that can extend upwards of a hundred blocks tall, reminiscent of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China.

• Oceans

Deep oceans are much more varied than before, having dynamic heights and sometimes generating overhangs and deep trenches.

Config Overhaul

The config has gotten another overhaul, with several new options. On top of that, there is finally a config screen!

Changes

Improved Underground Rivers

Underground rivers have received a full rewrite, largely based off of my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, usually being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

Seaside Cliff Changes

• Oceanside cliff overhangs have been removed.

Less Smooth Terrain

Vanilla's noise used to roughen up terrain that has the inadvertent affect of making sloped terrain "staircase" has been reintroduced. This has been done for a few reasons:

• Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Improved Windswept Savannas

Windswept Savannas have received a significant upgrade. While in previous versions you could find sizable areas of flat areas of the biome, that should no longer happen.

Tectonic v3 Beta 1

This is the first beta of Tectonic v3, the second rewrite in Tectonic's history.

Please take note of the following missing features:
- Terrain Blending (will be introduced later)
- Terralith compatibility (will return later)
- Large Biomes compatibility (will return later)
- Continents compatibility (may not return later)
- Lava Rivers (may not return later)

New Features

Continents and Islands

Terrain in v2 was split roughly 50/50 between land and ocean, with no coherent shape for either. In v3, terrain now forms into more coherent "continents". Continents will generate thousands to tens of thousands of blocks wide to account for the massive mountain ranges and new terrain types.

In the oceans between continents you'll find relatively smaller "islands", ranging up to around a thousand blocks across. These islands use vanilla's mountain terrain shaping, now making it possible to find traditional mountain rings.

New Terrain Types

Tectonic now features several new terrain shaping types to spice up your travels.

• Plateaus

While Tectonic v2 did feature three-tiered plateaus, v3 polishes this feature up significantly. There are now both two and three-tiered plateaus, with both sometimes having smoother slopes to climb up them in survival more easily.

• Valleys

While plateaus usually elevate plateau biomes, some Cherry Groves and Pale Gardens have the plateaus surround the biome, turning the biome into a valley.

• Wetlands

Some forest, jungle and taiga biomes generate very close to sea level and generate frequent ponds and lakes.

• Canyons

Some badlands form massive canyons with rivers running through them.

• Buttes

Badlands that don't generate canyons will instead have low terrain with occasional isolated plateaus.

• Hills

Some plains, flower forest and ice spike biomes will feature smooth rolling hills.

• Dunes

Dunes have been overhauled in v3, looking much closer to the new rolling hill terrain.

• Pillars

Some jungles feature massive pillars that can extend upwards of a hundred blocks tall, reminiscent of the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China.

• Oceans

Deep oceans are much more varied than before, having dynamic heights and sometimes generating overhangs and deep trenches.

Config Overhaul

The config has gotten another overhaul, with several new options. On top of that, there is finally a config screen!

Changes

Improved Underground Rivers

Underground rivers have received a full rewrite, largely based off of my standalone Underground Rivers mod.

• Terrain inside of rivers varies significantly more. This includes varying sizes and shapes.

• Transitions between normal and underground rivers have been improved. The transition point has been moved further from mountains to make the terrain drop less steep, and the varying sizes mean the ceiling is no longer consistently super flat at entrances.

• Entrances are significantly taller than before, usually being more blocks tall than wide.

• Pillars are significantly more common.

• [Mod Only] Increased glow lichen rates from Tectonic v1 have returned.

Seaside Cliff Changes

• Oceanside cliff overhangs have been removed.

Less Smooth Terrain

Vanilla's noise used to roughen up terrain that has the inadvertent affect of making sloped terrain "staircase" has been reintroduced. This has been done for a few reasons:

• Windswept terrain better integrates with the rest of the world.

• Slopes are easier to build on, with median areas at each staircase step.

• The underlying noise that makes Tectonic work is better obfuscated, making terrain less predictable.

Improved Windswept Savannas

Windswept Savannas have received a significant upgrade. While in previous versions you could find sizable areas of flat areas of the biome, that should no longer happen.

Fixed crash

• Simplified the config to be less messy and split the deeper_oceans option into three fields, old configs will automagically upgrade to the new format.
• Prevented Trial Chambers and mineshafts from YUNG's Better Mineshafts from spawning in oceans when the water extends too far down.
• Fixed compatibility with Continents.
• Made Lithostitched a required dependency.

• Simplified the config to be less messy and split the deeper_oceans option into three fields, old configs will automagically upgrade to the new format.
• Prevented Trial Chambers and mineshafts from YUNG's Better Mineshafts from spawning in oceans when the water extends too far down.
• Fixed compatibility with Continents.
• Made Lithostitched a required dependency.

• Simplified the config to be less messy and split the deeper_oceans option into three fields, old configs will automagically upgrade to the new format.
• Prevented Trial Chambers and mineshafts from YUNG's Better Mineshafts from spawning in oceans when the water extends too far down.
• Fixed compatibility with Continents.
• Made Lithostitched a required dependency.

• Simplified the config to be less messy and split the deeper_oceans option into three fields, old configs will automagically upgrade to the new format.
• Prevented Trial Chambers and mineshafts from YUNG's Better Mineshafts from spawning in oceans when the water extends too far down.
• Fixed compatibility with Continents.
• Made Lithostitched a required dependency.

• Simplified the config to be less messy and split the deeper_oceans option into three fields, old configs will automagically upgrade to the new format.
• Prevented Trial Chambers and mineshafts from YUNG's Better Mineshafts from spawning in oceans when the water extends too far down.
• Fixed compatibility with Continents.
• Made Lithostitched a required dependency.

1.20 support is being dropped due to escalating time spent maintaining three versions. Fabric's last release is this one (2.4.3), while Forge's is 2.4.1.

Bump version number to support 1.21.2/3/4.

Bump version numbers to support 1.21.4

Bump version numbers to support 1.21.4

Mark as 1.21.2 compatible

• Direct port to 1.21.2.

• Fixed increased_height still not properly working with Terralith on Fabric.

First 1.20.1-exclusive release. Support for all versions other than 1.21 and 1.20.1 has been dropped.

Features

• Added snow_start_offset config option with default of 128. This should prevent biomes like Old Growth Taigas generating snow on top of their leaves near mountain ranges.

Changes

Large internal refactoring has occured, fixing several long-standing issues.

• Fixed aquifer strangeness near rivers and in swamps.
• Fixed increased_height not properly working with Terralith.
• Fixed terrain not being windswept in a variety of Terralith biomes such as Haze Mountains and Mirage Isles.
• Added Terralith's megacaves to Tectonic terrain generation.
• Fixed generation issues with several packs such as Tropicraft, Ad Astra and The Bumblezone.
• Fixed ocean monuments not being lowered on Forge.

First 1.20.1-exclusive release. Support for all versions other than 1.21 and 1.20.1 has been dropped.

Features

• Added snow_start_offset config option with default of 128. This should prevent biomes like Old Growth Taigas generating snow on top of their leaves near mountain ranges.

Changes

Large internal refactoring has occured, fixing several long-standing issues.

• Fixed aquifer strangeness near rivers and in swamps.
• Fixed increased_height not properly working with Terralith.
• Fixed terrain not being windswept in a variety of Terralith biomes such as Haze Mountains and Mirage Isles.
• Added Terralith's megacaves to Tectonic terrain generation.
• Fixed generation issues with several packs such as Tropicraft, Ad Astra and The Bumblezone.
• Fixed ocean monuments not being lowered on Forge.

• Marked at 1.21.1 compatible
• Made the mod_enabled config option function on Neoforge

• Updated to 1.21.1, 1.21 Neoforge no longer supported
• Made the mod_enabled config option function on Neoforge

Features
- Added snow_start_offset config option with default of 128. This should prevent biomes like Old Growth Taigas generating snow on top of their leaves near mountain ranges.

Changes

Large internal refactoring has occured, fixing several long-standing issues.
- Fixed aquifer strangeness near rivers and in swamps.
- Fixed increased_height not properly working with Terralith.
- Fixed terrain not being windswept in a variety of Terralith biomes such as Haze Mountains and Mirage Isles.
- Added Terralith's megacaves to Tectonic terrain generation.
- Fixed generation issues with several packs such as Tropicraft, Ad Astra and The Bumblezone.
- Fixed rare issues with Tectonic pack ordering.

Features
- Added snow_start_offset config option with default of 128. This should prevent biomes like Old Growth Taigas generating snow on top of their leaves near mountain ranges.

Changes

Large internal refactoring has occured, fixing several long-standing issues.
- Fixed aquifer strangeness near rivers and in swamps.
- Fixed increased_height not properly working with Terralith.
- Fixed terrain not being windswept in a variety of Terralith biomes such as Haze Mountains and Mirage Isles.
- Added Terralith's megacaves to Tectonic terrain generation.
- Fixed generation issues with several packs such as Tropicraft, Ad Astra and The Bumblezone.
- Fixed rare issues with Tectonic pack ordering.

• Update to 1.21.

• Update to 1.21.

• Fixed logspam when generating chunks

Jump update from v2.2 to v2.4!

v2.3.x changes

• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".
• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

v2.4.0 changes

• Updated to 1.21. Unlike previous datapack versions, this one is just for the latest version.
• Dropped backwards compatibility with Tectonic v1. This means if you try to directly update from Tectonic v1.x to Tectonic v2.4.0 or above, you won't be able to. You will have to take a pit stop at another version like v2.2.2.
• Other world types work! Amplified won't work, but other world types like Superflat and Large Biomes will.
• Added configuration options. Since datapacks can't have real config files like mods, you will need to edit the pack manually. Don't worry, however; open configuring.md in the pack files to pull up a guide to configuring everything in the datapack that is configurable in the mod.

• Fixed crashing on Fabric 1.20.1.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Fixed crashing on non-1.20.5/6 versions.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Reshaped mountains slightly. The transition from mountains to oceans should be smoother, and the max heights vary a bit more.

• Ported to 1.20.5

• Ported to 1.20.5/6

• Ported to 1.20.5/6

• Fixed Terratonic being non-functional on 1.18.2.

• Fixed Terratonic being non-functional on 1.18.2.

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed desert_dunes and deeper_ocean toggles in the config swapping values upon loading the game

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

• Fixed crashing when using the Increased Height setting with Terratonic.
• Added information on the terrain_scale setting to the config.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Minimum terrain depth is capped at around y-32. This should prevent oceans colliding with the lava layer with increased terrain scale values.

Fixed the Increased Height setting not consistently working on Fabric.
As a result of the fix, Fabric 1.19.3 support has ended.

Fixed the Increased Height setting not consistently working on Fabric.
As a result of the fix, Fabric 1.19.3 support has ended.

Fixed the Increased Height setting not consistently working on Fabric.
As a result of the fix, Fabric 1.19.3 support has ended.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.
Last Fabric 1.19.3 release.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Large Biomes now uses the newer Tectonic mountain peak generation.

Fixed Terratonic 1.18.2 not having surfaces or oceans

Fixed Terratonic 1.18.2 not having surfaces or oceans

Fixed a critical issue preventing the Neoforge version from loading at all

Fixed a critical issue preventing loading Fabric 1.19.3+ on any version below 1.20.2.

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

This isn't an April Fools joke, I promise.

The Config Update
- Added a proper config to the mod version at config/tectonic.json, with three categories to play around with.
- Legacy: Controls the legacy mode, which was introduced earlier in v2.1 to allow safe upgrading of Tectonic v1 worlds.
- Features: Allows some features of the mod to be toggled on and off. This includes deeper oceans, underground rivers, lava rivers, and desert dunes.
- Experimental: Adds some extra configuration options just for fun. It includes the following:
- An increased height setting, which will increase the overworld's build and generation limits to y640.
- A terrain scale setting, which will vertically scale the terrain by a given factor. Combined with the increased height setting, you can make mountains stretch to over 500 blocks tall.
- A horizontal mountain scale setting, which horizontally scales mountains (how shocking). This can make mountains thicker and more spread out.
- On top of these three categories, there's a setting for if the mod is enabled. Tectonic will lie dormant and not affect the game if this is turned on.

There's been a lot of backend work going on to make the update possible. As a result, there's been some merges and splits of mod jars.

a. The multi-loader 1.20.1 and 1.19.2 versions have been split into separate Fabric and Forge versions.

b. The Fabric 1.19.3-1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.2+ versions have been merged into a single version.

• When deeper oceans are enabled, ocean monuments will generate 30 blocks lower than in vanilla.
• Fixed an issue where Badlands biomes above y256 were covered in Orange Terracotta.
• Reworked desert dune generation to be a lot more common and more "dune-y".

1.18.2-Only Hotfix
- Fixed crashing with Terralith.

1.18.2-Only Hotfix
- Fixed crashing with Terralith.

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Several fixes!

• Fixed Large Biomes/Superflat not functioning (All mod versions)
• Fixed Forge 1.20.2+ crashing on startup
• Fixed an issue with hardcoded seeds (again) on Forge 1.18.2
• Tweaked oceanside cliff generation
• Even less snow should generate than before. There's still a very small amount, which is fixed if you have Lithostitched installed.
• Cliffs generally will generally stop closer to oceans, preventing too much land biome "spilling" into ocean terrain
• In addition to the previous change, ocean biomes will generate farther into cliffs near sea level, further reducing spillage
• The bottom layer of cliff carving has been raised, preventing weirdness with ocean biome terrain generating higher than where cliffs carved down to
• Steep cliffs similar to the ones in vanilla will also generate alongside the "carved" cliffs
• Signficantly reduced the amount of Lush Caves leaking onto the surface near underground river entrances
• Removed invalid license file (All mod versions)
• Removed discord link (All fabric versions)

Finally updated 1.18.2 to Tectonic v2.2, bringing the version on par with the 1.19+ versions of the project.

Finally updated 1.18.2 to Tectonic v2.2, bringing the version on par with the 1.19+ versions of the project.

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

Massively improved mountain generation to be less spiky and more like proper mountains, thanks to HB Stratos!

• Fix homepage/discord links on Fabric version

• Split the Fabric and Forge versions to prevent future issues
• 1.20.3/1.20.4 support
• Fixed mod icon being missing
• Fixed Forge not loading
• Neoforge support

• Split the Fabric and Forge versions to prevent future issues
• 1.20.3/1.20.4 support
• Fixed mod icon being missing
• Fixed Forge not loading
• Neoforge support

• Split the Fabric and Forge versions to prevent future issues
• 1.20.3/1.20.4 support
• Fixed mod icon being missing
• Fixed Forge not loading
• Neoforge support

1.20.3 update

Fixed seed being set to -123 permanently on Forge 1.18.2

Once again functions on 1.18.2. I hate 1.18.2.

• All Tectonic cave changes have been reverted back to vanilla excluding lava rivers.
• Fixed compatibility issues with the Continents pack.
• Fixed several generation issues surrounding the Large Biomes world type, which includes a change to how continents are placed. Existing worlds with Large Biomes will have chunk borders as a result of this. Sorry.
• There should no longer be places in beaches/rivers that dip below sea level without water.
• A few other small fixes.

• All Tectonic cave changes have been reverted back to vanilla excluding lava rivers.
• Fixed compatibility issues with the Continents pack.
• Fixed several generation issues surrounding the Large Biomes world type, which includes a change to how continents are placed. Existing worlds with Large Biomes will have chunk borders as a result of this. Sorry.
• There should no longer be places in beaches/rivers that dip below sea level without water.
• A few other small fixes.

• All Tectonic cave changes have been reverted back to vanilla excluding lava rivers.
• Fixed compatibility issues with the Continents pack.
• Fixed several generation issues surrounding the Large Biomes world type, which includes a change to how continents are placed. Existing worlds with Large Biomes will have chunk borders as a result of this. Sorry.
• There should no longer be places in beaches/rivers that dip below sea level without water.
• A few other small fixes.

Changes

• Removed outdated pack errors for 1.20.2

• All world types excluding Amplified should now function. This includes Large Biomes, Superflat, etc.
• The transition from beaches to oceans should be much smoother.
• Stony Shores should only very rarely have snow (if any).

• Unified the 1.19.3-1.19.4 and 1.20 versions of the mod into a single version.
• All world types excluding Amplified should now function. This includes Large Biomes, Superflat, etc.
• The transition from beaches to oceans should be much smoother.
• Stony Shores should only very rarely have snow (if any).

• Fully unified the 1.18.2, 1.19, and 1.20 datapack versions of Tectonic into one version.
• The transition from beaches to oceans should be much smoother.
• Stony Shores should only very rarely have snow (if any).

This is a BETA! I cannot guarantee that updating worlds to the beta or out of the beta is 100% safe. Make backups!

Terralith support and the Large Biomes datapack currently do not exist for this beta.

• Massively altered the way the biome layout works. While the explanation of what changed is technical, the bottom line is that other biome mods should have next to no issues with Tectonic! The issues with biomes being in the completely wrong terrain has been abolished, so mountain peak biome on flat terrain or river biomes plastered on top of mountain ranges when using Terrablender are gone.
• Revised the terrain shaping to be less flat. While the large expanses of flat terrain still exist, there should be more interesting terrain breaking that up. You'll now find new terrain shapes like multi-tiered plateaus, and windswept terrain (with more terrain shapes coming in future versions). Don't worry though; special terrain features from prior versions like underground rivers and desert dunes have carried over.
• Refreshed cave generation. Caves are rarer yet overall bigger. There's also now a deep variant of underground rivers with lava instead of water!
• Removed all Tectonic biomes and improvements to vanilla biomes. This is for multiple reasons, but it comes down to this: It makes the mod more compatible with mods that add biomes and change existing ones, and some of these removed biome improvements from Tectonic have been and/or will be carried over into my other mods like Not Just Biomes. Tectonic biomes remain in the files to keep old worlds from corrupting.

This is a BETA! I cannot guarantee that updating worlds to the beta or out of the beta is 100% safe. Make backups!

Terralith support and the Large Biomes datapack currently do not exist for this beta.

• Massively altered the way the biome layout works. While the explanation of what changed is technical, the bottom line is that other biome mods should have next to no issues with Tectonic! The issues with biomes being in the completely wrong terrain has been abolished, so mountain peak biome on flat terrain or river biomes plastered on top of mountain ranges when using Terrablender are gone.
• Revised the terrain shaping to be less flat. While the large expanses of flat terrain still exist, there should be more interesting terrain breaking that up. You'll now find new terrain shapes like multi-tiered plateaus, and windswept terrain (with more terrain shapes coming in future versions). Don't worry though; special terrain features from prior versions like underground rivers and desert dunes have carried over.
• Refreshed cave generation. Caves are rarer yet overall bigger. There's also now a deep variant of underground rivers with lava instead of water!
• Removed all Tectonic biomes and improvements to vanilla biomes. This is for multiple reasons, but it comes down to this: It makes the mod more compatible with mods that add biomes and change existing ones, and some of these removed biome improvements from Tectonic have been and/or will be carried over into my other mods like Not Just Biomes. Tectonic biomes remain in the files to keep old worlds from corrupting.

Now once again compatible with Terralith!

Tectonic has been entirely rewritten from the ground up!

• Massively altered the way the biome layout works. While the explanation of what changed is technical, the bottom line is that other biome mods should have next to no issues with Tectonic! The issues with biomes being in the completely wrong terrain has been abolished, so mountain peak biome on flat terrain or river biomes plastered on top of mountain ranges when using Terrablender are gone.
• Revised the terrain shaping to be less flat. While the large expanses of flat terrain still exist, there should be more interesting terrain breaking that up. You'll now find new terrain shapes like multi-tiered plateaus, and windswept terrain (with more terrain shapes coming in future versions). Don't worry though; special terrain features from prior versions like underground rivers and desert dunes have carried over.
• Refreshed cave generation. Caves are rarer yet overall bigger. There's also now a deep variant of underground rivers with lava instead of water!
• Removed all Tectonic biomes and improvements to vanilla biomes. This is for multiple reasons, but it comes down to this: It makes the mod more compatible with mods that add biomes and change existing ones, and some of these removed biome improvements from Tectonic have been and/or will be carried over into my other mods like Not Just Biomes. Tectonic biomes remain in the files to keep old worlds from corrupting.

Tectonic has been entirely rewritten from the ground up!

• Massively altered the way the biome layout works. While the explanation of what changed is technical, the bottom line is that other biome mods should have next to no issues with Tectonic! The issues with biomes being in the completely wrong terrain has been abolished, so mountain peak biome on flat terrain or river biomes plastered on top of mountain ranges when using Terrablender are gone.
• Revised the terrain shaping to be less flat. While the large expanses of flat terrain still exist, there should be more interesting terrain breaking that up. You'll now find new terrain shapes like multi-tiered plateaus, and windswept terrain (with more terrain shapes coming in future versions). Don't worry though; special terrain features from prior versions like underground rivers and desert dunes have carried over.
• Refreshed cave generation. Caves are rarer yet overall bigger. There's also now a deep variant of underground rivers with lava instead of water!
• Removed all Tectonic biomes and improvements to vanilla biomes. This is for multiple reasons, but it comes down to this: It makes the mod more compatible with mods that add biomes and change existing ones, and some of these removed biome improvements from Tectonic have been and/or will be carried over into my other mods like Not Just Biomes. Tectonic biomes remain in the files to keep old worlds from corrupting.

Changes
- Fixed grass and dirt not generating in Jungles and Savannas.

Changes
- Fixed grass and dirt not generating in Jungles and Savannas.

Changes
- Removed custom Tectonic trees
- Tectonic trees had some performance issues that could not be fixed
- Tectonic is shifting towards focusing solely on terrain generation, and this is the first step towards that. If you wish to still have improved tree generation, I'd recommend checking out Arboria
- Dead desert trees and Evergreen trees remain in the pack
- Fixed an issue with stone/packed mud on cliffs
- Ported stone/packed mud on cliffs to 1.18.2
- Unified version numbers across all datapack and mod versions to 1.1.10
- Updated mod summary and authors

Changes
- Removed custom Tectonic trees
- Tectonic trees had some performance issues that could not be fixed
- Tectonic is shifting towards focusing solely on terrain generation, and this is the first step towards that. If you wish to still have improved tree generation, I'd recommend checking out Arboria
- Dead desert trees and Evergreen trees remain in the pack
- Fixed an issue with stone/packed mud on cliffs
- Ported stone/packed mud on cliffs to 1.18.2
- Unified version numbers across all datapack and mod versions to 1.1.10
- Updated mod summary and authors

Changes
- Removed custom Tectonic trees
- Tectonic trees had some performance issues that could not be fixed
- Tectonic is shifting towards focusing solely on terrain generation, and this is the first step towards that. If you wish to still have improved tree generation, I'd recommend checking out Arboria
- Dead desert trees and Evergreen trees remain in the pack
- Fixed an issue with stone/packed mud on cliffs
- Ported stone/packed mud on cliffs to 1.18.2
- Unified version numbers across all datapack and mod versions to 1.1.10
- Updated mod summary and authors

Changes
- Removed custom Tectonic trees
- Tectonic trees had some performance issues that could not be fixed
- Tectonic is shifting towards focusing solely on terrain generation, and this is the first step towards that. If you wish to still have improved tree generation, I'd recommend checking out Arboria
- Dead desert trees and Evergreen trees remain in the pack
- Fixed an issue with stone/packed mud on cliffs
- Ported stone/packed mud on cliffs to 1.18.2
- Unified version numbers across all datapack and mod versions to 1.1.10
- Updated mod summary and authors

Changes
- Removed custom Tectonic trees
- Tectonic trees had some performance issues that could not be fixed
- Tectonic is shifting towards focusing solely on terrain generation, and this is the first step towards that. If you wish to still have improved tree generation, I'd recommend checking out Arboria
- Dead desert trees and Evergreen trees remain in the pack
- Fixed an issue with stone/packed mud on cliffs
- Ported stone/packed mud on cliffs to 1.18.2
- Unified version numbers across all datapack and mod versions to 1.1.10
- Updated mod summary and authors