Parity means making features behave consistently across different Minecraft editions, most commonly between Minecraft: Java Edition and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. Use this category to discuss released features that exist in both versions of the game but work differently. Please note that bugs are not parity issues and should be reported separately.

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Minecraft Bedrock Buffet (Single biome) option

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    You technically can using a NBT Editor.

    The code for Single Biome world is inside of Bedrock Edition, but there is no UI to create one. They can only be accessed by editing a world's code or via a third-party site. This code supports all biomes in Bedrock Edition, including removed biomes and the newest biomes.

    In Bedrock Single Biome, there are a few quirks, such as:

    • Mineshafts and strongholds generate in every biome.
    • Single Biome affects the End but not Nether.
    • Nonland biomes do not generate their terrain.
    • Oceans and rivers when inside of a Nether biome have a checkerboard-like pattern of water and lava.
    • Structure generation cuts off at y-level 256 when in a nether or end biome.

    This feature is neither widely known nor is it fully developed, and is unlikely to be fully implemented into the game, but it can still be accessed.

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    I hope this comes to be at some point. My siblings only play bedrock because they only have consoles so that's the only one I can play with them.

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    Absolutely! While not necessary it adds a lot of interesting possibilities to the game.