Biome Blends FAQ

Place clay, white dye, and paper in a crafting table to create a bland blend. This is the base item you'll combine with biome-specific materials to make working blends.

Each biome requires a different item found in that biome—for example, jungle biome blends need jungle-specific materials. Check the blend's recipe to see which item you need for your target biome.

By default, a blend changes the biome in a four-block radius in every direction from where you use it. You can adjust this size using data packs if you want a larger or smaller effect.

Yes, Biome Blends Mod is designed to work with popular custom biome mods like Biomes O' Plenty and Oh The Biomes We've Gone. Support for additional mods may vary, so check compatibility before combining them.

This mod is fully survival-friendly—you don't need any commands at all. Simply craft blends and right-click to change biomes around your base.

By default, the blend item is consumed when you use it. However, you can configure the mod to leave behind a specific item after use if you prefer.

Yes, you can adjust particles, sounds, and effect size through data packs. This lets you personalize how blends look and feel when you use them.

Biome changes affect the visual appearance of the area, but the underlying game mechanics tied to the original biome may persist until chunks reload or you use other methods to fully convert the terrain.

You can use multiple blends in overlapping areas to create transitions, but each blend will change the biome within its radius. Overlapping effects will result in the last blend used taking priority in the overlap zone.

Yes, Biome Blends Mod works in multiplayer and on servers, though all players will see the biome changes you make. Server administrators can configure the mod's settings through data packs.