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4.3_beta_4
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Cliff under a Branch (CliffBranch) 4.3 beta 414 hours ago 6
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.4-snapshot-6
26.4-snapshot-5
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- Added the windswept alps, new windswept biome that generates next to tundras, it features orange grass, poplar, oak, and spruce trees and oak bushes
- Overhauled the windswept hills biome, now it features cold but strong green grass, and yellow poplar, oak, and spruce trees
- Changed the bushes in the jungle to be made of oak leaves and log instead of jungle leaves and log, this makes it match closer in apperance with vanilla minecraft
- The oak sapling growing logic has been greatly improved, now it shouldn't take more bonemeal than usual to grow a sapling on average, it now also allows growing the bush variant seen in jungles and windswept alps if it grows on rooted dirt, similar to how swamp oaks grew if placed on mud
- The omnidirectional moss growing has been rewritten to match better with vanilla's shape and rates of moss and vegetation
- Changed the placement of packed ice in ice caves to be more frequent and spread out as well as implemented a dithering transition towards the deeper cave biomes
- Added a diorite rock variant for tundra and snowy plains, it is mixed with calcite
- Changed the ice rocks to use blue ice again instead of calcite
- Noticeable performance boost from changes to stone cliffs
- Improved the placement of the large rocks in cliffs even more
- Fixed the cold oceans having the wrong water fog, and improved the brightness of the kelp forest water fog
- Stopped stone and ores from generating in icebergs
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