This mod has been offically merged with Biome Replacer Please go there to download.

Overview

Biome Replacer lets you control biome distribution without changing terrain generation. Replace any biome with another while preserving the landscape's shape and only changing biome-specific features like colors, mob spawns, and vegetation.

Use Cases:

• Remove unwanted biomes
• Fix mod compatibility issues
• Enhance almost-perfect world seeds
• Create custom world experiences
• Complement worldgen mods like Terralith

Features

• Simple Biome Swapping: Replace biomes with an easy rule system
• Tag Support: Replace entire biome categories at once
• Server-Side: No client installation needed
• Easy Config: Simple properties file with intuitive syntax

Experimental Features

• Chance based replacement: Replace any percentage of a biome

Compatibility

• Works With: Vanilla biomes and most datapack biomes (including Terralith)
• Limited Support: TerraBlender, Biolith or Lithosphere biomes (use their native options instead)
• Generally Compatible: Works with most worldgen mods (report issues here)

Setup

1. Install the mod on your server (or client if your playing singleplayer)
2. Run the server once to generate config
3. Find biome_replacer.properties in the config folder
4. Add your replacement rules

Configuration

Basic Replacement

minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove

Tag-Based Replacement

#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert

Options

# Disable chat notifications
muteChatInfo = true

Examples

Forest to Cherry Grove

Config:

minecraft:dark_forest > minecraft:cherry_grove

All Forests to Desert

Config:

#minecraft:is_forest > minecraft:desert

!Replacing all forests with deserts

Mod Integration

Config:

terralith:lavender_forest > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains
terralith:lavender_valley > aurorasdeco:lavender_plains

Fixing Problem Biomes

Config:

terralith:cave/infested_caves > minecraft:dripstone_caves

Resources

• Minecraft Biome Tags Reference
• GitHub Repository
• Report Issues