Underground Biomes Constructs Mod for MCPE

Underground Biomes Constructs Mod 1.12.2/1.11.2 adds 24 kinds of stone, 16 types of cobblestone,

Bricks, Slabs, Walls, Stairs, Buttons. There are three types of rock: Sedimentary, Metamorphic, and Igneous.

This mod is an overhaul of the underground layers of the Minecraft world.

It generates biome-like veins of rock, which generate much differently than the normal biomes.

Features:

Biome size setting works: The underground biomes were generating with a biome size of 3 regardless of the size in the config file (= very roughly 128 blocks across). This has been fixed. The size will now be 16 x 2^(configsize), so 16 for 0, 128 for 3, 512 for 5, 16K for 10, and so on. Anything over 21 would make the entire mine craft world, out to block 30,000,000, one single biome. Any value over 21 is set to 3 so if you use an existing config you’ll get a distribution with the same character as what you had before.

The default has been changed to 3 (same result as old configs with the current release). At that setting, you will almost always see multiple underground biomes in any outdoor screenshot. If you like seeing large stretches of similar stone, I would recommend a setting of 5, which makes most biome blobs a single type of strata column. A config setting of 5 does mean that most 2K by 2K max zoom maps will be missing a few stone types.

Faster Generation: UBConstructs now passes blocks by reference inside terrain generation and this speeds up generation by a factor of at least 2. Also, large parts of the generation process were not producing useful effects and are now skipped. On my computer (a 2 year old Mac) UB can almost keep up with flying in creative, and I never have any problems at all while walking around.

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