Changing Music in Biomes Mod FAQ

No, this mod only affects Overworld biome music. The Nether and End retain their original soundtrack distribution.

Infinite Amethyst is expanded to play across mountain biomes and several other regions instead of being confined to one area, but it won't play in every biome—each biome type has its own curated playlist.

This mod doesn't include built-in configuration files to toggle individual biomes; it applies its playlist changes to all compatible biomes by default.

No, classic C418 tracks still play in biomes like plains and forests—they're removed only from mountain and cave areas to make room for newer compositions.

Compatibility depends on how other music mods alter playlists; if two mods try to change the same biome's music, conflicts may occur—test both together in a world to verify.

Make sure you're in the correct biome type (deserts, jungles, badlands, mountains, or savannas) and that your game volume and music slider are turned up; some biome variants may not trigger the mod's changes.

No, this mod only redistributes existing music files across biomes and doesn't add new assets or processing overhead.

Check the mod's biome playlist guide on the wiki, which lists the specific tracks assigned to deserts, jungles, badlands, mountains, and savannas.

Yes, caves no longer play standard C418 mountain tracks; instead, they feature newer compositions that give underground exploration a distinct audio identity.

The mod should work with most world generation mods as long as they use standard Minecraft biome types; custom biomes created by other mods may not receive the playlist changes.