Xeropid
6K, 1.18.1+
Fly the terrain, caves, and marked structures.
- Size
- 6,144 × 6,144 blocks
- Elevation
- -64 to 320
- Version
- 1.18.1
Update history for Xeropid
- made slanted mountains more complex
- added new dark oak trees
- added new arctic trees
- added new arctic small trees
- arctic ice removed biome splitter
- removed slim oak and birch forest
- split action into taiga, spruce, and frosted area
- added lava pond to all biomes
Show all 23 updates
- added Springpong to all biomes
- added Sugarpond to all biomes
- added lilypads to swamp
- added Sugarcane to swamp
- added mushrooms to swamp
- added more complex cave layers
- added coal ore veins to the complex cave layers
- added iron ore veins to the complex cave layers
- added lush plants to the complex cave layers
- added deep slate layers to the complex caves
- increased abandoned villages density
- Added animal pans/stalls to Plains Village
- added survival structures to abandoned villages
- increased rarity of river stones
- re-added powder snow layers to mountain snow, bring your boots! (you voted on this)
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- Seed
- Unknown
- World type
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