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== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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ProfMobius Buffet Customization.jpg|The old customization screen with the generator type option.
ProfMobius Buffet Customization.jpg|The old customization screen with the generator type option
ProfMobius Buffet World.jpg|A plains floating island buffet world.
ProfMobius Buffet World.jpg|A plains floating island buffet world
Desert in the End.png|A desert biome that was set to generate as floating islands, resulting in multiple "End-like" islands that are instead composed of blocks usually found in desert biomes.
Desert in the End.png|A desert biome that was set to generate as floating islands, resulting in multiple "End-like" islands that are instead composed of blocks usually found in desert biomes
Frozen River–End Buffet.png|A frozen river biome generated with Floating Islands world type fails to generate any rivers.
Frozen River–End Buffet.png|A frozen river biome generated with Floating Islands world type fails to generate any rivers
Ocean biome generated with cave terrain, using buffet world type.png|A Buffet world, set to the ocean biome generated with Caves world type.
Ocean biome generated with cave terrain, using buffet world type.png|A Buffet world, set to the ocean biome generated with Caves world type
Nether–End Buffet.png|A nether biome buffet world generated using End terrain.
Nether–End Buffet.png|A Nether biome buffet world generated using End terrain
Warm Ocean–End Buffet.png|A warm ocean biome buffet world generated using End terrain.
Warm Ocean–End Buffet.png|A warm ocean biome buffet world generated using End terrain
Buffet Biome.png|A sparse jungle biome buffet world generated using End terrain.
Buffet Biome.png|A sparse jungle biome buffet world generated using End terrain
Buffet Generation Jungle Edge.png|Another sparse jungle biome buffet world generated using End terrain.
Buffet Generation Jungle Edge.png|Another sparse jungle biome buffet world generated using End terrain
Buffet world with the Caves generator and checkerboard biomes of size 0.png|A world using the Caves world type, the checkerboard biome source and size 0.
Buffet world with the Caves generator and checkerboard biomes of size 0.png|A world using the Caves world type, the checkerboard biome source and size 0
Buffet world with the Floating Islands generator and vanilla layered biomes.png|A floating islands buffet world made to generate with multiple biomes.
Buffet world with the Floating Islands generator and vanilla layered biomes.png|A floating islands buffet world made to generate with multiple biomes
Floating-islands-world-type.png|The floating islands world type.
Floating-islands-world-type.png|The floating islands world type
Caves-world-type.png|The caves world type.
Caves-world-type.png|The caves world type
Floating Taiga World.jpg|Floating island taiga world.
Floating Taiga World.jpg|Floating island taiga world
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Latest revision as of 11:10, 20 October 2026

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The Buffet Minecraft:world type used to have two extra generator types which were removed in Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18 due to bugs and lack of support. They were:

  • Caves: Uses generation settings that are similar to those of Minecraft:Nether in Overworld. The world generates with a bedrock floor at the Y=0 lower height limit and a bedrock ceiling at Y=127, and the world is generated in between these two like a giant cave complex, much like the Nether. Like other Buffet world types, this world type makes Overworld only have one selected biome.
  • Floating Islands: Uses generation settings that are similar to those of Minecraft:End outer islands in Overworld. There is no bedrock ceiling or floor to the world, and the entire Overworld is generated in the shape of a series of floating islands, much like the End outer islands. Like other Buffet world types, this world type makes Overworld only have one selected biome.

Trivia

  • If used with Floating Islands world type, biomes that would normally contain underground generated structures, such as Minecraft:mineshafts, Minecraft:strongholds or Minecraft:fossils, sometimes have the structures spawn floating freely away from the islands.
  • Generating an Overworld biome with Floating Islands world type can simulate what the Minecraft:Sky Dimension or Indev map type floating might have looked like.
  • Ocean biomes created using Floating Islands generation spawn with lots of floating water in the shape of Minecraft:caves.
  • Deep ocean biomes created using Floating Islands generation can spawn the player into empty space and immediately drop them into the void, making such worlds unplayable in Survival.
  • Depending on the biome, the bedrock ceiling of the Caves world type may have holes in it, due to the generation of Minecraft:lakes or other structures. Players who manage to make their way above the bedrock ceiling can find generated structures such as Minecraft:villages and Minecraft:ruined portals.
  • The Caves world type is nearly uninhabitable, because in addition to the perpetual darkness causing hostile mobs to spawn continuously in normal Overworld biomes, trees never spawn regardless of biome, and therefore wood is obtainable only from structures that generate with it.
  • If used with Floating Islands world generation, diamond and redstone ores are extremely hard to spawn as few islands reach down as far as Y=15Template:Verify, the topmost level at which these ores spawn.

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