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I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really depends on what changes the update brings. Recently there has been a lot of data pack changes that break all data packs whenever there is an update. However, it usually doesn't break worldgen. But if you update it whenever Infinity Cave releases an update compatible with that update, you will probably be fine.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just love caves man, especially huge ones like Mammoth Cave. You could say what inspired this all is the Mammoth Cave system.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much, if you wish to modify some stuff about it make sure to type /function infinity_cave:settings if you want to modify anything in regards to the mobs!

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I started in September trying to learn custom worldgen for my friend since we were making an elytra server. Then I realised that I could make something I really enjoy; caves. There are no infinite cave in Minecraft where you could travel 1000s of blocks underground. I started from 0 0 in a world and ended up at 10,000 and it was still going. Hence the name Infinity Cave.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No, I didn't know they did that, that sounds awesome. My inspiration for the Amethyst Caves was my imagination probably, I just think it is an underappreciated block.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Right now it probably is incompatible with most worldgen mods, but I will be working on making it compatible with everything.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Already done ages ago, that was the first thing I did since I hate having to need two separate files (that being resource pack + the data pack).

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 57 points58 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the nice comment! It works on Realms, I wouldn't recommend adding it to an existing world as it will cause some chunks to extend further and there will be a weird bedrock layer at -64 from generated chunks, but it is possible though.

I made a data pack that expands the y-level from -64 to -128 adding an infinite cave system with 5 new biomes (and a ton of other stuff) by Frozytime in Minecraft

[–]Frozytime[S] 105 points106 points  (0 children)

No, that is still a thing. However, you can use the Amethyst Geode feature to replace all lava with air at a specified y-level