🌿The biome config file

What is it for?

In brief, within a custom biome configuration file, you can edit, add, or delete biome specifications, and more. You can locate each biome YAML configuration file in:

• (Spigot 1.8.8 - 1.12.2) /plugins/ParadiseLand/biomes/legacy

• (Spigot 1.13+) /plugins/ParadiseLand/biomes/flat

By default, ParadiseLand has different biomes used by the eden.yml generator.

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The default biome configurations

As I mentioned earlier, the eden.yml file already includes a list of custom biomes. ParadiseLand BETA 1.3.0 has 18 custom biomes:

Custom biome file	Supported from Spigot
badlands.yml	1.8.8
dark_forest.yml	1.8.8
desert.yml	1.8.8
forest.yml	1.8.8
jungle.yml	1.8.8
mushroom.yml	1.8.8
plains.yml	1.8.8
savanna.yml	1.8.8
snowy_ice_spikes.yml	1.8.8
snowy_plains.yml	1.8.8
snowy_taiga.yml	1.8.8
swamp.yml	1.8.8
taiga.yml	1.8.8
taiga_plains.yml	1.8.8
bamboo_jungle.yml	1.14
grown_plains.yml	1.17
cherry_grove.yml	1.20

You can edit any of these files or add new ones! Just keep reading this guide for instructions! 🎉

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Create your custom biome

Despite my efforts to make everything as simple as possible, creating a custom biome remains a challenging task.

Just copy a default biome configuration file and give it a different name. Now, follow this entire section guide.