Subsurface Data Pack (1.21, 1.20.1) - Diverse And Immersive Cave Biomes (2024)

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Where is the cave biome? ›

A lush cave is an underground Overworld biome that is usually found below biomes with high humidity values. It is filled with unique flora, cave vines covering the roof, and clay pools of water on the bottom. This biome can be found underground below azalea trees.

One of the easiest ways to locate a lush cave is by searching for an azalea tree on the surface. These trees are made from normal oak logs but have azalea flowers mixed into the leaves. Azalea trees grow over lush cave biomes, making them a 'marker' that you can use.

Geophilic adds variety to a host of biomes. You can find a plethora of new features, from simple fallen trees to forest clearings. There are boulders, tree stumps, bushes, moss, and more.

Dripstone caves, lush caves, and deep darks are indeed considered cave biomes.

Azalea bushes grow exclusively on top of moss blocks in the lush caves biome – but on the surface above those biomes you'll find fully-grown azalea trees. This makes it very easy to locate one – just wander around until you see azalea trees, and start digging.

For axolotls to spawn, they require a water space in a lush cave in total darkness, with clay blocks within five blocks below the spawning space. These conditions can also be achieved in an player-built underground lush cave room filled with four or five layers of water.

The Command Is Now "/locate biome {name}". Displays the coordinates for the closest biome of a given biome ID or a biome tag in the chat for the player who executed the command.

If you travel underground to coordinates (-18,16,54), you can find a large Lush Caves biome. Swimming in the water, there are a couple of axolotls and some tropical fish.

1) Biomes O' Plenty

Biomes O' Plenty is arguably the most popular biome mod for Minecraft, with over 91 million downloads on the CurseForge website alone. It adds a variety of new biomes to the game, making it fun to explore once again. This includes not only Overworld biomes but also Nether biomes.

Does Terralith add biomes? ›

Biomes. Terralith adds over 95 brand new biomes, as well as updating almost every vanilla biome with new and improved features.

Custom biomes should be used when any unique gameplay experience is desired or if an adjustment to a previously declared biome would fundamentally change its nature. Examples of situations where custom biomes shine include: A new or radical terrain is required to achieve an aesthetic.

Most players would say it's the mushroom biome, since it has less than a 1% chance of spawning. And it's such a unique biome. with special dirt being mycelium, and mobs in the mooshroom cows that you can milk for stew. Or how about the ice spikes biome, considering it only spawns 0.11% of the time.

The Minecraft 1.21 Forests and Fossils Update would focus primarily upon expanding forests and archaeology. Forests are some of the most common biomes in the game, and as a result, most of players time will be spent in some sort of forest biome.

Lush caves now generate naturally. Lush caves are now slightly smaller and slightly less common. Lush cave biomes were unintentionally made smaller and more fragmented.

The deep dark is an Overworld biome that generates deep underground beneath areas with a low erosion value, especially under jagged peaks, stony peaks, frozen peaks, snowy slopes, groves, cherry groves, meadows and savanna plateaus but also, a little bit less, under badlands, including eroded badlands as an eroded ...

Make sure to look out for dripping water or lava above you as it may hint at an aquifer or a lava lake. By following the source of ambience, or the sound of mobs coming from underground, there is a great chance to find a cave. It's also useful to follow sound of water and lava. Dig down, place a piston and power it.

Cave Island is an island marked by a large cavern in its south side, which is the second largest of the Meade Islands lying in the north entrance to McFarlane Strait, off Archar Peninsula on Greenwich Island in the South Shetland Islands.