Much More Sculk Blocks generate compared to Vanilla
treg2 opened this issue ยท 6 comments
Describe the bug:
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Huge Bodies of sculk blocks generate around Ancient Cities. Sculk Sensors, Catalysts and Shriekers also generate at different locations compared to vanilla.
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Minecraft version: 1.20.1
Spelunkery version: 1.20.1-0.3.5
Moonlight Lib version: 1.20-2.10.4
Fabric API / QSL / Forge version: 47.2.17
Other mods:
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To Reproduce:
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- Deepdark biome with sculk around (eg: /tp @s -188 -3 84 on world seed: 8109923753392202505 (1.20.1 Default world type)
- execute "/fill ~10 ~10 ~10 ~-10 ~-10 ~-10 minecraft:air replace minecraft:sculk"
- observe how many sculk blocks got removed
- repeat with spelunkery removed
Expected behavior:
Amount of sculk blocks should remain atleast similar and not increase by a factor greater than 20.
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please repost images with night vision on, its impossible to tell what youre trying to show
setting the sculk patch config should disable one part
the other is the noise
(keep in mind this is also responsible for generating nephrite)
which you can disable like any other feature (kinda depends on your modloader)
https://forge.gemwire.uk/wiki/Biome_Modifiers#Remove_Features
https://modrinth.com/mod/lithostitched
https://github.com/Apollounknowndev/lithostitched/wiki/Worldgen-Modifiers#remove_features
Sorry. I just wanted to show, that when I executed the /fill command from my how to reproduce steps on the exact same seed without spelunkery there were only 232 sculk blocks while with spelunkery there were 4887 sculk blocks in the same radius at the same coordinates. The game itself does not show anything useful anyway. I just wanted to show the coordinates, seed and how many sculk blocks were in that area
some more pictures to illustrate the issue:
without spelunkery installed:
Panorama
Under Ancient City:
with spelunkery installed:
Panorama:
Under Ancient City
the sculk generating with spelunkery is also multiple layers thick. Ores are still generated in the sculk.
In vanilla sculk usually generates only on the surface.
Okay I see. I had 'better_sculk_patches = false' and 'stone_stripe_features = true' which are the default values.
If this is intentional then I would like to give the feedback, that insta mining sculk with a mending hoe gives much more resources than normal mining. Since sculk also gives experience, mining sculk to expose ores is overall much more efficient than going caving (in my opinion). I installed spelunkery to make caving more worthwhile (which seems to be the goal of this mod?). At the moment im just running around with a diamond hoe with mending. There is no risk of wardens since the sculk generates even without any caves nearby so there are almost no sculk shriekers which could get triggered.
I was hesitant to create this issue since it feels more like a balancing issue than an actual bug. But I did not find a feedback section.
Lastly: Is there a way to configue the sculk spawning back to vanilla while keeping all the other great features of this mod (and if not: could a config option for this be added)?
stone_stripe_featues = false prevents the sculk/nephrite stripes from generating (seems to be like vanilla) but also removes all other types of stripes.