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Cliff Under a Tree Cliff Tree Data Pack Wiki & Guide

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Cliff Under a Tree Cliff Tree Data Pack overhauls Overworld terrain with fresh biomes, deeper oceans, and unique underground regions while keeping the classic vanilla feel. It changes surface terrain with natural details like fallen logs, new tree shapes, and custom water tints for rivers and seas.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Find and Survive the New Cave Biomes (Frozen, Warm and Inferno)In this pack, surface biomes no longer reach all the way down. Deep underground they give way to separate cave…How to Find the New Surface Biomes: Shrublands, Bogs, Oases and TundrasThe pack adds new Overworld biomes and variants. Here is how to track them down. What you're looking for Shrublands:…How to Gather Sand, Clay and Gravel from the Deeper Ocean FloorsOceans in this pack are deeper . Their floors have smooth gradients of sand, clay and gravel , which makes the seabed…How to Plant Grass, Flowers and Saplings on Sand and SnowThis pack changes the growth rules so you can plant grasses and flowers directly on sand and snow blocks . Plants and…

Frequently asked questions

Can I add Cliff Under a Tree Cliff Tree to my existing world?
It only changes how new chunks generate, so areas you have already explored stay vanilla. You will usually see sharp seams where old terrain meets new terrain. For the full experience, start a new world with the data pack enabled, or travel far into unexplored land.
Do players joining my server need to install anything?
It is a data pack, so it runs from the world or server and does the terrain generation there. Players joining should not need to add anything themselves to see the new biomes and terrain.
Where do I find the Frozen Caves, Warm Caves and Inferno caverns?
Dig or explore deep underground. Surface biomes no longer reach all the way down, so the deep layers become distinct cave biomes. Look for ice and blue ice in Frozen Caves, terracotta in Warm Caves, and lava pools and magma blocks in the Inferno caverns.
Is the Inferno cave dangerous?
Yes. It is full of open lava and magma blocks, so expect burning and fall-into-lava risks. Bring fire resistance if you have it, watch your footing, and carry blocks to bridge or wall off lava.

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