Moderner Beta Mod FAQ

When creating a new world, look for world type or generation settings in the world creation menu and select one of the classic generation options provided by the mod (such as Beta, Alpha, or Infdev). The mod adds these as selectable world types alongside the default Minecraft generation.

Each classic generation type recreates terrain from a specific era of Minecraft's development—Beta had larger hills and different biome layouts, Alpha had simpler terrain, and Infdev had unique features like floating islands in some variants. Check the mod's generation settings to see which era each option represents.

Classic generation can be more demanding than modern generation due to terrain complexity and biome calculations. Try reducing render distance, disabling fancy graphics, or lowering simulation distance in your world settings, and refer to the performance optimization guide for more detailed tweaks.

Yes, the mod recreates classic ore distribution patterns, so ores will spawn at different heights and frequencies than modern Minecraft. Refer to the ore distribution guide to learn where to find specific ores in classic worlds.

Mixing multiple world generation mods can cause conflicts and unpredictable terrain. It's best to use Moderner Beta Mod alone for classic generation, or check the mod's documentation for known compatible mods.

The biomes available depend on which classic generation type you choose—earlier versions had fewer biome varieties than later ones. Use the biome finding guide to locate specific biomes in your chosen generation type.

Structure spawning depends on your mod settings and Minecraft version. Some classic generation types may have limited or no structures; check your world settings to enable or disable structure generation.

No, world generation is determined when the world is created and cannot be changed afterward. You'll need to create a new world with classic generation selected.

This can happen if the mod's generation settings aren't properly configured or if chunks were generated with different settings. Make sure your world type setting is consistent, and regenerate chunks if necessary using appropriate tools.

Yes, but the server must have the mod installed and configured with the same classic generation type. All players will see the same classic terrain if the server is set up correctly.