How to Use Incendium Biomes Only for Screenshots and Cinematic Builds

Set Up the Shot

These biomes are designed to look striking, and with no mobs or structures cluttering the scene, they are ideal for clean screenshots. Travel until you find a vista — a high ridge overlooking a valley, or a floating island silhouetted against the sky. Position yourself so the terrain fills the frame, and use the debug screen to note coordinates so you can return at different times of day.

Control Lighting and Weather

Time of day dramatically changes how these biomes read. Sunrise and sunset give warm side-lighting that emphasizes ridges and spires; midday flattens the scene. Use a bed to skip to the time you want, and consider disabling weather or waiting out rain if you want clear skies. If you use shaders, test a few presets — the unusual terrain shapes respond well to strong directional light.

Build for the Landscape

For cinematic builds, let the terrain dictate the design. Nestle structures into cliff faces, span bridges between spires, or build platforms on floating islands. Because no custom blocks exist in this version, lean on vanilla palettes that contrast with the biome's colors. Hide redstone and lighting behind walls so the build photographs cleanly, and add subtle lanterns or campfires for atmosphere without overwhelming the natural scenery.