Using the Enscriber to Write Dimlets into a Dimension Tab

What the Enscriber does

The Enscriber is where you assemble a dimension's properties. You place an Empty Dimension Tab and the dimlets you want into it, and it writes those dimlets onto the tab. The result is a tab that already carries the biome, terrain, sky, time, blocks, features, structures, fluids and attributes you specified.

Dimlet types you can insert

Each property has its own dimlet family. Biome Dimlet, Terrain Dimlet, Sky Dimlet, Time Dimlet, Block Dimlet, Fluid Dimlet, Feature Dimlet, Structure Dimlet, Attribute Dimlet and Tag Dimlet each control one aspect. Category and controller variants exist too: Biome Category Dimlet and Biome Controller Dimlet refine how biomes are chosen. Every one of these has an Empty version — Empty Biome Dimlet, Empty Terrain Dimlet, Empty Sky Dimlet, Empty Time Dimlet, Empty Block Dimlet, Empty Fluid Dimlet, Empty Feature Dimlet, Empty Structure Dimlet, Empty Attribute Dimlet, Empty Tag Dimlet, Empty Biome Category Dimlet and Empty Biome Controller Dimlet — which you fill before use.

Order of operations

Fill your empty dimlets first, then load the Enscriber with the Empty Dimension Tab plus the filled dimlets. Write them in, then move the tab to the Dimension Builder to realize it. If you skip the Enscriber and realize a bare Empty Dimension Tab, you get an unmodified dimension.