BiomeTweaker Mod — Guide

Scripting Mechanics

The core of BiomeTweaker is its scripting language. Scripts are read sequentially and can target specific biomes or apply changes globally.

To target a biome, you must first "get" it using its registry name. For example: plains = forBiome("minecraft:plains")

Once a biome is targeted, you can apply various commands to it. Commands follow the format: biomeVariable.command(parameters).

Command	Purpose	Example
`set("property", value)`	Changes a basic biome property.	`plains.set("name", "Golden Fields")`
`registerGenBlockRep(target, replacement)`	Replaces one block with another during generation.	`plains.registerGenBlockRep("minecraft:stone", "minecraft:sandstone")`
`addSpawn(entity, weight, min, max)`	Adds a mob spawn to the biome.	`plains.addSpawn("minecraft:wolf", 10, 2, 4)`
`removeAllSpawns(category)`	Removes all mobs from a specific category (MONSTER, CREATURE, etc.).	`plains.removeAllSpawns("MONSTER")`