Level Horizon Biomes Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I create a new world with this mod?
When creating a world, select the world type dropdown and choose the flat biome world type added by this mod instead of the default Superflat. This will generate a flat landscape with standard biome distribution.
Will I still get different biomes on a flat world?
Yes, that's the main feature—biomes generate side by side on flat terrain just like in normal worlds, so you'll encounter plains, oceans, deserts, forests, and other biomes without any hills or mountains.
Do trees and plants grow on flat worlds?
Yes, the mod spawns trees, grass, vines, and other vegetation across the flat terrain according to each biome's rules, so your landscape won't be barren.
Can I use this mod in the Nether and End?
Yes, this mod extends flat world generation to both the Nether and End dimensions, so you can explore those dimensions on completely flat ground.
Do ores still generate underground in flat worlds?
Yes, standard ores like coal, iron, diamond, and quartz generate underground normally, so mining and resource gathering work as expected.
Will water and lava generate on the surface?
Yes, the mod generates surface fluids like ocean water, rivers, and lava pools in the Nether according to biome rules, creating natural-looking landscapes.
Do terrain features like ice spikes and icebergs still appear?
Yes, surface features like ice spikes, icebergs, and basalt pillars generate on the flat ground in their appropriate biomes.
Is this mod compatible with other world generation mods?
Compatibility depends on how other mods modify world generation; check the mod's documentation or community forums for known conflicts, as some mods may override the flat biome world type.
Why is my flat world still generating hills or mountains?
Make sure you selected the correct world type when creating the world—if you chose the default Superflat or Standard world type instead of the mod's flat biome type, terrain will be uneven.
Does this mod affect performance or chunk loading?
Flat worlds typically have better performance than standard worlds since the mod generates less terrain variation, though performance depends on your system and other installed mods.