Biome Brush

Introduction

This heavy-duty Biome Brush can place or replace any biome to whatever you please! From forests and deserts to ice-lands and the nether, you have a full hands-on control over the precise shape of your desired biome. Though Minecraft Vanilla is currently unable to recognize the immediate change of biomes, there are a few tricks available to see the changes quickly.

Here's an extremely simple demonstration of what you can do with biome brush.

How To Use

Note: To see the changes made by the biome brush, you will have to reload the chunks. This can be done by relogging, moving far away and coming back, or by using the /Biome Refresh option.

Biome Brush is default to operators only. The permission node is: biome.brush

• /Biome - Displays the commonly used commands.
• /Biome Place - Sets the biome type to be placed.
• /Biome Replace - Sets the biome type to be replaced (This only applies to the Golden Hoe).
• /Biome List - Clearly lists biomes.
• /Biome Brush - Switches between Circular, and Square brushes.
• /Biome Radius - Sets your radius.
• /Biome Display - Toggles the harmless lightning display.
• /Biome Undo - Undo a certain number of times.
• /Biome Refresh - Toggles the experimental refresh mode. You will see changes made to your selection by means of teleportation.

Example of Usage

If you want to replace a desert biome with a mushroom biome, you could do the following:

/biome place mushroom

/biome replace desert

/biome radius 20

Then apply using a Golden Hoe wherever you aim (with a right click).

If you want to place a mushroom biome (replacing all other biomes), simply use a Diamond Hoe instead of a Gold Hoe.

Changes will not be shown immediately unless you have either /biome display or /biome refresh enabled.

But since I don't think the mushroom biome fits well where I placed it, I'm going to give it a nice "/biome undo". :)

Config

- MaxRadius: 150

- Warnings: true (displays various warnings if the radius is high)

- Refresh-Distance: 200 (how far /biome refresh causes you to travel)

- Max-Undos: 20 (Remember, the higher this number is, more memory will be consumed.)

- PlaceBrushItem: 293 (the item ID for the placement brush)

- ReplaceBrushItem: 294 (the item ID for the replacement brush)

Other

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