Minecraft:Meadow: Difference between revisions

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Template:Infobox biome The meadow is an elevated grassy Minecraft:mountain slope and plateau Minecraft:biome filled with patches of Minecraft:flowers, turquoise-green Minecraft:grass and Minecraft:tall grass, where Minecraft:sheep, Minecraft:donkeys, and Minecraft:rabbits spawn.

Generation

Meadows generate elevated in cool to temperate inland regions. They take several forms, including thin strips on mountain slopes, massive standalone plateaus, and valleys inside mountain rings.

Toward higher elevations, Minecraft:snowy slopes or Minecraft:groves often generate between a meadow and high peaks, though meadows can also border Minecraft:jagged peaks or Minecraft:frozen peaks directly. As terrain lowers, Minecraft:plains, taigas, Minecraft:forests, Minecraft:birch forests, or Minecraft:flower forests tend to surround meadows. Minecraft:Cherry groves can also border meadows, especially where humidity is low, while Minecraft:pale gardens often do so where humidity is high.

Minecraft:Dripstone caves and the Minecraft:deep dark often generate beneath meadows, while Minecraft:lush caves are somewhat less common.

Description

The meadow is a high altitude counterpart to the Minecraft:plains biome. It is covered by most Minecraft:flowers controlled by a gradient, meaning that it can continue for hundreds of blocks with the same type of flower. In addition to this, the ground is covered by lots of Minecraft:short grass and Minecraft:wildflowers, along with some Minecraft:tall grass.

Rarely, a lone Minecraft:oak or Minecraft:birch tree of any size can generate and always has a Minecraft:bee nest. Both Minecraft:pillager outposts and Minecraft:plains villages can generate in this biome, making this the only mountain biome where villages can generate. Template:IN, unlike most Minecraft:Overworld biomes, Minecraft:sugar canes and Minecraft:pumpkin patches cannot generate here. Minecraft:Abandoned camps sometimes generate in meadows.

Just like other mountain biomes, Minecraft:emerald ores can be found in meadows, especially at higher altitudes, and both coal and Minecraft:iron ores are commonly found here. Minecraft:Infested block blobs also naturally generate in meadows.

Template:IN, meadows are cold and allow Minecraft:snowfall above Y=200±8, however, this never occurs on natural terrain.

The only passive mobs that can spawn here are Minecraft:rabbits, Minecraft:sheep, and occasionally Minecraft:donkeys.

Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here:

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Sounds

Music

These music tracks play while the player is in meadows:

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Data values

ID

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Biome definition

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Achievements

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Advancements

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History

Issues

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Gallery

Screenshots

A vast meadow plateau

A vast meadow plateau
An abandoned camp in a meadow

An abandoned camp in a meadow
An example of the gradients that control flower generation

An example of the gradients that control flower generation
A meadow Minecraft:single biome world

A meadow Minecraft:single biome world

Development images

A meadow full of poppies

A meadow full of poppies
A lone birch tree in a meadow

A lone birch tree in a meadow
A ring of meadow mountains around a forest

A ring of meadow mountains around a forest
A village in a valley surrounded by meadows

A village in a valley surrounded by meadows
A meadow with mountains in the distance

A meadow with mountains in the distance

In other media

Artwork of Minecraft:Steve and Minecraft:Alex in a meadow biome.

Artwork of Minecraft:Steve and Minecraft:Alex in a meadow biome.
A meadow as seen in Minecraft:Minecraft Legends.

A meadow as seen in Minecraft:Minecraft Legends.

External links

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 == Generation ==
-Meadows generate on the slope of [[Minecraft:mountains]], standalone on plateaus, or as valleys inside mountain rings, in the medium and cold temperature zones. This allows for a wide variety in shapes and terrain; they can often generate as "microbiomes" of only a few blocks wide; as plateaus stretching hundreds of blocks; or a thin slope surrounding massive mountains. Meadow biomes can also form mountain rings on their own.
+Meadows generate elevated in cool to temperate inland regions. They take several forms, including thin strips on mountain slopes, massive standalone plateaus, and valleys inside mountain rings.
-On the valley side of meadows, they border [[Minecraft:flower forest]]s, [[Minecraft:plains]], [[Minecraft:forest]]s, [[Minecraft:birch forest]]s, and [[Minecraft:taiga]]s while they border [[Minecraft:jagged peaks]], [[Minecraft:snowy slopes]], and [[Minecraft:grove]]s on the mountain side. They can border [[Minecraft:cherry grove]]s, [[Minecraft:savanna plateau]]s, or any snowy biome when the temperature changes, and [[Minecraft:forest]]s or [[Minecraft:pale garden]]s when humidity increases.
+Toward higher elevations, [[Minecraft:snowy slopes]] or [[Minecraft:grove]]s often generate between a meadow and high peaks, though meadows can also border [[Minecraft:jagged peaks]] or [[Minecraft:frozen peaks]] directly. As terrain lowers, [[Minecraft:plains]], [[Minecraft:Taiga|taigas]], [[Minecraft:forest]]s, [[Minecraft:birch forest]]s, or [[Minecraft:flower forest]]s tend to surround meadows. [[Minecraft:Cherry grove]]s can also border meadows, especially where humidity is low, while [[Minecraft:pale garden]]s often do so where humidity is high.
-Mountains with meadows are often separated from [[Minecraft:cherry grove]] and [[Minecraft:frozen peaks]] mountains or [[Minecraft:sunflower plains]] by [[Minecraft:river]]s or dry valleys.
+[[Minecraft:Dripstone caves]] and the [[Minecraft:deep dark]] often generate beneath meadows, while [[Minecraft:lush caves]] are somewhat less common.
 == Description ==
 The meadow is a high altitude counterpart to the [[Minecraft:plains]] biome. It is covered by most [[Minecraft:flower]]s controlled by a gradient, meaning that it can continue for hundreds of blocks with the same type of flower. In addition to this, the ground is covered by lots of [[Minecraft:short grass]] and [[Minecraft:wildflowers]], along with some [[Minecraft:tall grass]].
-Rarely, a lone [[Minecraft:oak]] or [[Minecraft:birch]] tree of any size can generate and always has a [[Minecraft:bee nest]]. Both [[Minecraft:pillager outposts]] and [[Minecraft:plains village]]s can generate in this biome, making this the only mountain biome where villages can generate. {{IN|java}}, unlike most overworld biomes, [[Minecraft:sugar cane]]s and [[Minecraft:pumpkin]] patches cannot generate here. [[Minecraft:Abandoned camp]]s sometimes generate in meadows.
+Rarely, a lone [[Minecraft:oak]] or [[Minecraft:birch]] tree of any size can generate and always has a [[Minecraft:bee nest]]. Both [[Minecraft:pillager outposts]] and [[Minecraft:plains village]]s can generate in this biome, making this the only mountain biome where villages can generate. {{IN|java}}, unlike most [[Minecraft:Overworld]] biomes, [[Minecraft:sugar cane]]s and [[Minecraft:pumpkin]] patches cannot generate here. [[Minecraft:Abandoned camp]]s sometimes generate in meadows.
 Just like other mountain biomes, [[Minecraft:emerald ore]]s can be found in meadows, especially at higher altitudes, and both [[Minecraft:Coal ore|coal]] and [[Minecraft:iron ore]]s are commonly found here. [[Minecraft:Infested block]] blobs also naturally generate in meadows.