Minecraft:Meadow

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 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.

On the valley side of meadows, they border Minecraft:flower forests, Minecraft:plains, Minecraft:forests, Minecraft:birch forests, and Minecraft:taigas while they border Minecraft:jagged peaks, Minecraft:snowy slopes, and Minecraft:groves on the mountain side. They can border Minecraft:cherry groves, Minecraft:savanna plateaus, or any snowy biome when the temperature changes, and Minecraft:forests or Minecraft:pale gardens when humidity increases.

Mountains with meadows are often separated from Minecraft:cherry grove and Minecraft:frozen peaks mountains or Minecraft:sunflower plains by Minecraft:rivers or dry valleys.

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 overworld biomes, Minecraft:sugar canes and Minecraft:pumpkin patches cannot generate here.

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:

Data values

ID

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History

Gallery

Screenshots

• A vast meadow plateau
  A vast meadow plateau
• 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.

See also

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External links

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