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Vextrove's Terrain Datapack

This datapack improves upon the default terrain by adding more variety to the types of stone you will find underground. The world is 384 blocks tall, ranging from y: -64 to y: 320. It also adds several world types, in the form of new dimensions.

Additionally, it adds some minor gameplay modifications, such as:

You can use most stone types as a substitute for cobblestone when crafting. For tools, you can't use all of these but most of these.
You can climb more blocks, such as fences and chains. You will be able to climb the fence, but you still won't be able to jump over!
You need Iron tools or better to mine in the Deepslate layer
Some blocks require different tools than normal to be mined: Pickaxe Axe Shovel Hoe Sword

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Terrain generation changes

Overworld

A portal room made of Deepslate Bricks A Stronghold fountain made of Deepslate Bricks A Stronghold corridor made of Deepslate Bricks A monster dungeon made of Cobbled Deepslate

Deepslate strongholds below y: 0
Terrain is slightly smoother
Deeper ravines and crevices

Stone types

A generic cave Various igneous rock types in a cave

Andesite (above y: 0)
Granite (above y: 0)
Diorite (above y: 0)
Dirt (from y: 56 to y: 80)
Gravel (from y: 8 to y: 56)
Tuff (from y: 4 to y: 56)
Deepslate (from y: 0 to y: 16)
Smooth Basalt (from 8 above bottom to 56 above bottom)
Blackstone (up to 24 blocks above bottom)
Magma (just under lava level)

Jungle biomes

A more tropical Jungle The underground Jungle

A more tropical color
Underground grass

Swamps

Clay, Dripleaves and huge mushrooms in a Swamp A dank Swamp cave tunnel

Huge mushrooms
Clay
Dripleaves

Mushroom islands

A variety of huge mushrooms The underground of a Mushroom Island

Huge mushrooms underground
More variety in huge mushrooms

Lush caves

Foliage in a Lush Cave

Foliage (grass and leaves) color matches that of moss and dripleaves
Tropical water

Dripstone caves

Murky water A dungeon that has been covered by dripstone

Murky water

Cold biomes

A cave that has been frozen A frozen dungeon

Ice caverns
Frozen water underground, making for an interesting underground ice swimming experience!
No Granite

Desert biomes

A desert cavern

Sandstone caverns
No Diorite or Andesite
Sand generates instead of Gravel

Mesa biomes

A badlands cavern

Red Sandstone caverns
No Diorite or Andesite
Red Sand generates instead of Gravel
Terracotta instead of Stone

Savanna

A Savanna

Custom grass/plant color
No Diorite or Andesite

Ocean biomes

A Prismarine ocean cavern

Ocean water has transformed the stone into Prismarine

Beach biomes

Dripstone (due to water from the oceans making the caves humid)

Mountain biomes

Marble caves (Smooth Quartz)

Hill biomes

A calcite cliffside

Calcite (around surface height)

Podzol biomes

Coarse dirt instead of dirt

The Nether

Magma at the bottom of the world Blood Foliage in a Warped Forest Foliage in a Crimson Forest Foliage in a Basalt Delta Foliage in a Soul Sand Valley Foliage in the Nether Wastes Huge mushrooms in the Nether Wastes A deteriorating Nether Fortress A Nether Fortress with cracked bricks A Basalt stalactite

Charred Netherrack (Blackstone) at the bottom of the world
Nether biomes have a matching foliage color
Blocks turn into magma above the lava ocean
Blood puddles in the Nether
Nether bricks glow (Red Nether Bricks) in the hottest part of the Nether
The Nether has a day/night cycle, meaning that brightness increases and decreases slightly over time

The End

Purple water in the End Foliage in the End

Water is purple in the End
The outer islands have a custom foliage color

Added dimensions

Use /execute in vextrove:<dimension name> run tp ~ 96 ~ to access these.

1024

A colossal mountain A colossal hill A snowy mountain A large river A world 1024 blocks in height. Ranges from -256 to 768

Max (resource-intensive)

A world 4064 blocks in height, the highest amount possible. Ranges from -2032 to 2032. I dare you to spelunk all the way to the bottom. Reaching -2000 counts as a win. Bonus points if you can do it without mining any deepslate! Either way, it will probably take you over an hour. How fast can it be done?

Beta (doesn't work yet)

A recreation of Minecraft 1.7.3 terrain. Will likely range from -64 to 128

The Aether

Forgotten Highlands An Irradiated Forest A basic imitation of the classic Aether mod. Ranges from 0 to 128

The Skylands

The bottom of the Skylands A Birch forest in the Skylands Overlooking a gap in the Skylands A Spruce forest in the Skylands A forest in the Skylands A 1024 block tall floating islands world. Ranges from -256 to 768