Explain dashed axes

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<h2>Interpreting the diagram</h2> <h2>Interpreting the diagram</h2>
<p>On top of the page, you see the biome diagram. The horizontal axis represents heat and the vertical axis represents humidity. The visible diagram area represents all mathematically possible values. Note that the further you go from the center, the less likely they will become, with the area close to the border being extremely unlikely.</p> <p>On top of the page, you see the biome diagram. The horizontal axis represents heat and the vertical axis represents humidity. The visible diagram area represents all mathematically possible values. Note that the further you go from the center, the less likely they will become, with the area close to the border being extremely unlikely.</p>
<p>If enabled in the diagram view settings, the diagram may show the axes for heat and humidity. Each axis might either be a solid line or a dashed line. If solid, then the axis lies exactly on the 0-line. If dashed, the axis is not on the 0-line. This happens when the value 0 is either out of range or too close to the diagram border.</p>
<p>In “<b>biome points</b>” mode, the default value range of heat and humidity is from &minus;37.5 to 137.5, with 50 as the midpoint. As a rule of thumb, most values will be somewhere between 0 and 100 by default.</p> <p>In “<b>biome points</b>” mode, the default value range of heat and humidity is from &minus;37.5 to 137.5, with 50 as the midpoint. As a rule of thumb, most values will be somewhere between 0 and 100 by default.</p>
<p>In “<b>v6 biomes</b>” mode, the default value range is smaller. The value range may be changed by the noise parameters (which will be explained later).</p> <p>In “<b>v6 biomes</b>” mode, the default value range is smaller. The value range may be changed by the noise parameters (which will be explained later).</p>