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New biome: Stone Forest


(This is a picture of the Stone Forest in Greece, to show what this biome would look like.)

The stone forest is similar to the ice spikes biome, but the "spikes" there, are smaller, more uniform spires, or thin, jagged cliffs, of stone. Another difference is that they are in closer proximity of each other.

These spires could be made of stone, andesite, diorite, or gravel. Ravines are also more common here. The remaining area is dotted with thick vegetation, and trees also would fill in the space between the spires.

This biome could be found in the foothills of the shattered savanna, or in the jungle.

 

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    I have toyed around with world gen calculations to replicate the stone forest biome, and it is quite difficult to make something look natural using mathematical equations, however this is a naturally occurring phenomena in our world, and I was able to replicate something similar to what you see in this picture.
    By messing around with tangents in x in the z coordinates, it made something very close in resemblance to the stone forest biome.

    Note I am no world gen expert.

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    This would be amazing and maybe it could come with some new mobs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I don’t know

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    This would be a really cool rare biome

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    It a really cool thing that can be added but I think it kinda would look like the basalt deltas biome.