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Overgrown Alpine Heights Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds overgrown vegetation and terrain features to alpine biomes.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Building a Base in Balanced TerrainChoosing Your Location Since biomes are rebalanced and generate side by side, you have more terrain variety within…Exploring Both Mod Biomes in One WorldWhy Both Mods Generate Together With Overgrown Alpine Heights installed, CliffTree and Terralith biomes no longer…Finding Specific Terrain Types (Deserts, Tundra, Caves)Biome Distribution Across the Map Overgrown Alpine Heights rebalances biome sizes so neither mod dominates. This…Understanding Why One Mod Isn't Overwriting the OtherThe Problem This Mod Solves Normally, loading CliffTree and Terralith together causes a conflict: one mod's biome…

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to create a new world after installing this mod?
Yes, you must generate a new world for the biome merging to take effect. Existing worlds were already generated with one mod's biome table, and this mod cannot retroactively rewrite chunks that have already been created.
Why am I still only seeing one mod's biomes?
Make sure both CliffTree and Terralith are installed alongside this mod, and that you created a new world after installing all three. If biomes still aren't mixed, check your mod load order—this mod needs both parent mods to be present to function.
Can I use this mod with only CliffTree or only Terralith?
No, this mod requires both CliffTree and Terralith to be installed. It has no effect if either mod is missing, since it only merges their biome tables together.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
This mod combines existing biome data rather than adding new content, so it should not significantly impact performance compared to running both mods separately. Performance depends more on your hardware and other mods you're running.

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