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6.0
Release
Greenery-1.12.2-6.02 years ago 118
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.12.2
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
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Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Greenery🌿 changelog
- Added support for arbitrary block generation.
- Greenery can now generate non-Greenery blocks in the world and when using bonemeal based on configuration.
- To add configuration for these blocks create JSON files in the
greenery/blocksdirectory. - Properties of this new configuration are:
blocks- A list of blocks you want to generate; syntax:<resource_location>:[<meta>]; example:minecraft:cactusworldGenandallowedSoils- The same as Greenery plants.
- Example configuration file for a cactus:
{ "blocks": [ "minecraft:cactus", "minecraft:cactus", "minecraft:cactus" ], "worldGen": [ "0 | type:dry | 1.0 | 16 | 32" ], "allowedSoils": [ "sand" ] }
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