This allows you to export the current biomes into a text. You can choose to export them in one of various formats. Only biome information is included, not the display settings or noise parameters.
The Lua export gives you a very basic Lua code that can be pasted into an actual Lua mod. The code is very basic and does not include the “landscape materials”, like what the surface is made of (dirt, stone, sand, etc.). Biome coordinate limits (y_min/y_max or min_pos/max_pos) are added to the export only if they differ from the default values -31000 and 31000.
y_min
y_max
min_pos
max_pos
The JSON export is a text you can use to import the biomes in LiBPoV later. This is the format most “native” to LiBPoV, as it contains all the information that LiBPoV uses, including the biome color in the diagram. You may want to copy this into a text file for later use.
The JSON export is a text you can use to import the biomes in LiBPoV later. You may want to copy this into a text file.
The Lua export gives you a very basic Lua code that can be pasted into a Luanti mod. The code is very basic and does not include the “landscape materials”, like what the surface is made of (dirt, stone, sand, etc.). Biome coordinate limits (y_min/y_max or min_pos/max_pos) are added to the export only if they differ from the default values -31000 and 31000.
The Amidst for Minetest export gives you a biome profile you can use for Amidst for Minetest. The export does not include biome coordinate limits on the X and Z axis because those aren’t supported by that software at the time of this writing.