Package net.fabricmc.fabric.api.biome.v1

Class BiomeModification

java.lang.Object

net.fabricmc.fabric.api.biome.v1.BiomeModification

public class BiomeModification
extends Object

See Also:

BiomeModifications

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
BiomeModification(net.minecraft.util.Identifier id)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
BiomeModification	add(ModificationPhase phase, Predicate<BiomeSelectionContext> selector, BiConsumer<BiomeSelectionContext,BiomeModificationContext> modifier)	Adds a modifier that is sensitive to the current state of the biome when it is applied.
BiomeModification	add(ModificationPhase phase, Predicate<BiomeSelectionContext> selector, Consumer<BiomeModificationContext> modifier)	Adds a modifier that is not sensitive to the current state of the biome when it is applied, examples for this are modifiers that simply add or remove features unconditionally, or change other values to constants.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

BiomeModification

@Internal
BiomeModification(net.minecraft.util.Identifier id)

Method Details

add

public BiomeModification add(ModificationPhase phase,
 Predicate<BiomeSelectionContext> selector,
 Consumer<BiomeModificationContext> modifier)

Adds a modifier that is not sensitive to the current state of the biome when it is applied, examples for this are modifiers that simply add or remove features unconditionally, or change other values to constants.

add

public BiomeModification add(ModificationPhase phase,
 Predicate<BiomeSelectionContext> selector,
 BiConsumer<BiomeSelectionContext,BiomeModificationContext> modifier)

Adds a modifier that is sensitive to the current state of the biome when it is applied. Examples for this are modifiers that apply scales to existing values (e.g. half the temperature).

For modifiers that should only be applied if a given condition is met for a Biome, please add these conditions to the selector, and use a context-free modifier instead, as this will greatly help with debugging world generation issues.