Indeed. What's worse is that from my testing the performance needed to generate a chunk scale worse than linearly with world height, even if you have flat ocean and 2k blocks of air above it.
Unfortunately that sounds like a task dedicated entirely to a total rewrite of the chunk system minecraft uses. Such a mod would be insane to maintain and would likely break any mod that adds blocks to the game (a game about blocks).
FINALLY! someone mentions JJThunder. This is the mod that will be filling that world-generation shaped hole in my heart. Highly recommend using this mod with Valkyrien Skies to make your own airships so you don't have to walk everywhere.
Aren't Valkyrien Skies airships really slow? I used that mod a bit and it's cool, but even with 5 engines the airship I made was almost unbearably slow
@@whowantsfreepizza4507 uhm depends you could change the config base speed of airships in Eureka or use a different method of making ships with many of the different addon mods of VS
@@omphya6229 what? im just saying that the height limit of this mod is 2000m which is 1/4 the height of mt everest to emphasize the comment's point, dk why i got ratioed
@@verlax8956 honestly for some reason your comment came across to me like you were emphasizing how tall the mountains were in game, I don't know what you could do to make your intention clearer
@@Literallyryangosling777 Terraforged 1.20.1 and Reterraforged are the same thing. And yes I know it's around, I have it. It's been outdated at this point though. Lithosphere gives far nicer terrain.
@@PiotrBarcz right now it had nice mountains but its lacking others things that reterraforged has, like plateus and mesas that are magestic and can generate it like if it monument valley
These mods are the only reason I'd upgrade my PC beyond what I realistically need... absolutely breathtaking. I know it's still blocky, but it's just so much cooler to have stuff like this in Minecraft since you know for a fact that huge mountain in the distance is fully breakable and you can actually reach it, endless possibilities!
the funny thing about minecraft is that it is horribly optimized. others have made alternatives in unity that are 100,000x more efficient, and would handily be able to handle map sizes like these.
1.18 allows mods to change worldheight, so it's not as essential as it used to be. It does help with performance though, as you also have y level render distance
@@muovd It's not just about the world height, but chunks having to generate the whole 2032 blocks at once for every chunk when you're only actually seeing the surface. Only loading (cubic) chunks that you can see would be a massive performance improvement.
I don't know if there is any mod out there already did this but I think what best to reduce chunk loading time probably would be to only render the surface of the game and caves entrance. This allow the workload to be reduced significantly consider how much block that you cut out. However it will come with a drawback with super mining speed on new chunks which should be very unlikely.
This actually looks insane. Now we just need Mojang to rework the Chunk rendering/loading system to make it significantly faster, and then coupled with some decent hardware this could actually become how future minecraft is played.
I hate to say it, but I don't think Mojang would do that for what will still be a small niche in the Minecraft community, or at least not to this scale.
@@totalNERD-eo7wx Everyone would benefit from a more optimized Chunk system, not just people using custom world generators. Especially slower systems would significantly benefit from this, and the average MC player really doesn't have a fast PC. Mojang has also somewhat recently reworked the lighting system, which made it quite a bit faster. So I really don't think Mojang eventually reworking the Chunk system is unrealistic.
if only cubic chunks was compatible! With this mod a chunk has 520,192 blocks (8x more than vanilla). This means that every chunk will take 8x longer to create, combined with the massive render distances required to appreciate the mod, you end up with utterly ridiculous load times. If we had cubic chunks we could choose to only load parts of those chunks, leading to chunk loading as efficient as vanilla. Problem is how would cubic chunks + distant horizons work?
Distant Horizons is essentially a mod that adds LODs, so it wouldn't be too different than what it does now, just spherically instead of circularly in relation to chunks. It would need to be rewritten of course, but still. But that aside, I doubt cubic chunks would help much, since you still have to load a ton of non-air blocks in mountainous areas. Sea level areas would load similarly to vanilla speeds due to being mostly air blocks.
@@sam1y_luchshiy_chel Not only generated but also loaded again after being unloaded, meaning that cubic chunks could make significant performance upgrades to a game running this world generation type
This mod may not be for playing (well not vanilla at least) but for extra cinematic shot in a small short film it would be incredible. Thank for the vid.
@@arthurdefreitaseprecht2648like he said it takes hours for chunks to generate. It would suck for a play through unless you do a limited world size, but that’s not what everyone wants to do.
I wonder how you could make this more conducive towards a Minecraft or at least Minecraft-like experience. Large areas may make traversal long, but that part can be overcome with transportation options like elytras(?) and if not that, then with transportation mods I guess the biggest thing is that it makes each individual block or area less significant overall since they will follow more overarching, flowing patterns You and the ‘geographical’ consequences of your actions and that of mobs become a whole lot less significant too. You can overcome that first part through some mods that let you mine and/or build on a larger scale, like machine mods or mass-build mods or the such I guess we would need to have more gargantuan world-boss esque mobs roaming the world or something to really appreciate the scale and have something significant We want those mods that expand structures like villages, illager mansions, watchtowers, temples, etc into truly massive and complex scapes What else can we put? Am I missing something?
@@abdallahhakeem5185 If this were a mod pack, it would make you feel so insignificant but with time and effort you could create something that makes you feel significant. Which kinda reflects humanities existence. But put into one entity who is Steve.
1:28 I actually gasped right here, I was already blown away when you reached the top of the mountain and looked around earlier, but here I couldn't believe that that was still Minecraft below you
JJThunder is only good for cinematic purposes, it is borderline impossible to play with normally because the TPS (ticks per second) drops drastically making survival gameplay highly inefficient.
«With proper performance mods installed and enough RAM allocated, FPS and TPS will not be a problem. Only Chunk rendering will be slow, due to lack of cubic chunks loading» this is what the author of this mod has written in the description at modrinth, so I guess you could play a survival world on singleplayer pretty normally & comfortably if you have a good PC & if you combine use of some optimization mods with pre-chunk loading and high RAM allocation (10+ gb are needed, as mod's description says) I havent tested the mod yet but i will eventually. Also wanna figure how much theoretically it'd cost to host it on multiplayer, my current guess is that it only would be possible on a NASA computer lol
@@Draven_player112 afaik big globe has taller chunk size as it not only focuses on aboveground size but also underground size, i.e. on jjthunder the size of world's underground part is the same as on vanilla, much smaller than big globe's subterrain. However big globe has some optimization inside the mod and jjthunder doesn't say it has any, so idk who's the winner. What can only be said is that both mods can be playable.
@@Astro_weeeeee Hamachi is not safe to use. instead, use e2mc. Unlike hamachi, it's open-source, is specifically for minecraft, doesn't allow non-minecraft connection and doesn't install a permanent tunnel into your machine that isn't removed by uninstalling or even deleting it's files.
Good to see you're covering it! It's a ridiculously brutal mod as far as CPU load goes. Loading that many blocks in a single chunk is REALLY hard on a lower end chip xD
For a time now I've been itching to see a mod for minecraft with accurate geology, watching that geologist explain how it could be implemented in minecraft was so cool
Thats awesome. I think minus render times, something like this has a lot of potential. If you dropped a decently sized server of players into this world im interested to see how theyd tackle living in such a spaced out world. Things like creating large player settlements could be an interesting idea
Keep in minde it takes time because your cpu is creating files for the terrain, it has a cost in space and could take too much for the cpu at some point.
the terrain mods you've been showing lately just look STUNNING. However one major issue they have is that you can't really put them in a modpack that you want to play on with your friends because of the sheer bandwidth the chunks would take because of the increased height limit(which is why 3d chunks should be implemented rather than 2d). Can you also cover mods with support for mods that add 3d chunks OR mods that still make the terrain amazing but would actually be playable? Also some structure mod showcases would be amazing maybe for your next 10 amazing mods videos.
@@Cho_osen chunks are 2 dimensional. You only have chunks in the x and z axes. So if you max Y level is higher, your performance takes a significant hit. If you had 3d chunks, you would not be loading the entire world vertically but you would also be loading only the Y levels in your render distance.
God I wish cubic chunks still existed, the ability to have the Y axis only render in chunks would make playing with this sort of world gen so much better since you wouldn't be generating millions of air blocks above you, and millions of other random blocks down below.
We need the following now .Large cities and surrounding villages .Leading armies and recruiting mercenaries An economic system based on several different currencies. Aka Mount & blade 2 and crusader Kings 3
While there are no ways of these happening naturally (that I know of), I can suggest some mods that would fulfill these *Minecolonies - A city builder where you start with a supply ship and can make countless cities and hamlets as big or small as you wish *Recruits - While I know little of it and have never used it, I do know it allows you to recruit and lead villager armies *For economics I have nothing specifically, but there are a handful of mods to use Grab a couple buddies and these mods (with the new worldgen) and let the wars commence!
Whenever I watch these videos of huge scale terrain generation, it makes me imagine the idea of a comprehensive RPG overhaul modpack that would transform Minecraft into a game like Skyrim or Daggerfall. Something with procedurally generated named NPCs, quests, gear progression, and big dungeons to raid. That would be sick.
IMO if you're going into medieval-like period, Sword and bows combat. Id rather have some horse carriage mods or other animal driven transportation than teleportation methods. It adds the slow progression specially if youre on smp. Transporting items may take half an hour from city to city if you guys do mega build or city builds. It enhances the apprecation on terrain generation as well.
I can see this mod being good for those extreme builders who want to build some very large, realistic looking structures but don't want to craft crazy terrain to go along with it. Solves a little bit of the problem maybe. It could also be alright if you had some extra mods on top like way points and more generated structures, but I still think I'd prefer to use something smaller like terralith
this guy should make a video about alternatives to some of the old mods he showed like dynamic surroundings, quality sounds, and serious player animations
This is one of the best terrain generation mods out there. I created a survival world with this a few months ago and have been playing on it ever since. Unfortunately, the chunk loading times are terrible. It took almost 3 days to load all of the chunks in a 4096x4096 chunk radius.
This mod with big world would be INSANE! Endless going down, endless going up. I cant wait for someone to expand this, make it so at a certain distance you loop to the other side of the world.
Been playing Minecraft on and off since I was a kid and got the game right when 1.2.5 dropped, love seeing people still push the game to its technical limits 15 years after release.
Finally, a terrain mod that's actually decently realistic that isnt just a copy of earth itself. It really LOOKS like something that would be on earth somewhere, which imo is how terrain should be. Would I play using this mod though? Not a chance
Now imagine... Big Globe or JJThunder or another mod like this, with dynamic trees, seasons, weathering, temperature, thirst, cold caves that might collapse on you, plenty of wildlife, and a mod that adds slabs and stairs to terrain generation to make the terrain smoother... It would make a nasa computer explode, but for the 5 seconds of gameplay I think it might be worth it
Java modding is getting more insane than I could've ever imagined. First, people basically make full-on games in it with custom models and mechanics. Next is RT/PT shaders that looked way better than any official RT in any game. After that we got realistic physics in this game. And now we're getting 1 to 1 scale world compared to a rela one thanks to DH mod.
Finally somebody mentioned this mod, i was thinking it was a virus after i saw no reviews and my top tier cpu shooting to 99 degrees when i joined. If possible it would be cool if you could give us the world download so we dont have to load the chunks but i expect the world file is probably 10gb.
it’s so beautiful, the scale is incredible. The distances and stuff are a hassle but also kind of realistic, a giant mountain is an incredible obstacle in real life, and travel before motorisation obviously took days, weeks, and months. A railway in these environments would be amazing. Maybe a mod that adds abandoned railways would help with travel, since you can repair and connect up some existing tracks instead of crafting 10,000 and walking all that way
It is still in beta though, and unstable. Maybe we'll see it when it is released! It looks interesting. Idk if this mod in the video is too, but anyway
Mods like this kind of remind me of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. Cause Daggerfall's map is absolutely massive, like it takes actual hours, maybe days, to travel between different cities and locations. Mods for Minecraft that makes the world massive like this just kinda reminds me of that, cause it's hard to believe you'd get anywhere in decent time without some kind of transportation mod like you mentioned
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The biggest limit we seem to be hitting now is generation time. So whoever comes ups with a way to make that a million times faster is gonna be a hero
Indeed. What's worse is that from my testing the performance needed to generate a chunk scale worse than linearly with world height, even if you have flat ocean and 2k blocks of air above it.
Unfortunately that sounds like a task dedicated entirely to a total rewrite of the chunk system minecraft uses. Such a mod would be insane to maintain and would likely break any mod that adds blocks to the game (a game about blocks).
@@polic72andDrD3ath Cubic chunks mod was probably the closest to actually achieving anything of value regarding this
There is a mod called C2ME which makes worldgen quite a bit faster :D
@@leah_noxxand breacks dh in the process
Flying around these with a plane mod would be insane
just dont go thru new york city at september 11, 2001
@@nasariyasori nah...
use a horse and it'll look exhilarating
You can do this with Valkyrian skies and Clockwork if you know how to build a plane.
“Ferb I think I know what where gonna do today”
FINALLY! someone mentions JJThunder. This is the mod that will be filling that world-generation shaped hole in my heart.
Highly recommend using this mod with Valkyrien Skies to make your own airships so you don't have to walk everywhere.
maybe create as well. trains and such
@@over-ingaming6490 Could do modern minecarts and horse buff, so you can get moving in the early game too.
Aren't Valkyrien Skies airships really slow? I used that mod a bit and it's cool, but even with 5 engines the airship I made was almost unbearably slow
@@whowantsfreepizza4507 i think you may have done something wrong. the airships can actually be pretty fast.
ruclips.net/video/XDVu0mOb1bU/видео.html
@@whowantsfreepizza4507 uhm depends
you could change the config base speed of airships in Eureka or use a different method of making ships with many of the different addon mods of VS
The crazy thing is, the mountains in this mod at best would be medium sized in real life
2000 m is 1/4 the height of mt everest
@@verlax8956 Sounds close, but most mountains are between 4000-7000 meters.
@@omphya6229from sea level
@@omphya6229 what? im just saying that the height limit of this mod is 2000m which is 1/4 the height of mt everest to emphasize the comment's point, dk why i got ratioed
@@verlax8956 honestly for some reason your comment came across to me like you were emphasizing how tall the mountains were in game, I don't know what you could do to make your intention clearer
This is the most realistic terrain mod showcase i ever seen in my life
Reterraforged
@@Literallyryangosling777 Terraforged is obsolete. Lithosphere is far better at this point.
@@PiotrBarcz Reterraforged is still around for 1.20.1 just hard to get
@@Literallyryangosling777 Terraforged 1.20.1 and Reterraforged are the same thing.
And yes I know it's around, I have it.
It's been outdated at this point though. Lithosphere gives far nicer terrain.
@@PiotrBarcz right now it had nice mountains but its lacking others things that reterraforged has, like plateus and mesas that are magestic and can generate it like if it monument valley
1:28 Looking like a GTA map right here 👀
yeah bro 😂❤
Way better than GTA
fr i was actually thinking the same thing
10x mt chiliad
@@GalaxVerse play gta 4 and then talk
1:28 Bro, are you sure this is still Minecraft?
We got GTA VI too soon i think 💀
War thunder
@@Authaire1 no way, it's Kuban (Domination)
The other ones are okay. But THAT one I want that.
Seeing this and i was considering playing the game after like 5 Years again.. Crazy
These mods are the only reason I'd upgrade my PC beyond what I realistically need... absolutely breathtaking. I know it's still blocky, but it's just so much cooler to have stuff like this in Minecraft since you know for a fact that huge mountain in the distance is fully breakable and you can actually reach it, endless possibilities!
Same here. My cpu just can’t handle this.
Still blocky...ehh
Minecraft is better and more stylized as blocky
@@NibirBaishnab I agree! It's more impressive to look at this way too!
@@ryanse4ahh glad you agree😁😁😁
the funny thing about minecraft is that it is horribly optimized. others have made alternatives in unity that are 100,000x more efficient, and would handily be able to handle map sizes like these.
cubic chunks needs to make a comeback
its essential for these types of world generation mods
1.18 allows mods to change worldheight, so it's not as essential as it used to be. It does help with performance though, as you also have y level render distance
@@muovd It's not just about the world height, but chunks having to generate the whole 2032 blocks at once for every chunk when you're only actually seeing the surface. Only loading (cubic) chunks that you can see would be a massive performance improvement.
unfortunately it doesn't work with distant horizons
a cubic chunks port has been in the works for 1.21, some of the devs are on hiatus though afaik
I don't know if there is any mod out there already did this but I think what best to reduce chunk loading time probably would be to only render the surface of the game and caves entrance. This allow the workload to be reduced significantly consider how much block that you cut out. However it will come with a drawback with super mining speed on new chunks which should be very unlikely.
This actually looks insane. Now we just need Mojang to rework the Chunk rendering/loading system to make it significantly faster, and then coupled with some decent hardware this could actually become how future minecraft is played.
I love walking 3000000 blocks for a single tree. Truly intuitive gameplay
I hate to say it, but I don't think Mojang would do that for what will still be a small niche in the Minecraft community, or at least not to this scale.
@@totalNERD-eo7wx Everyone would benefit from a more optimized Chunk system, not just people using custom world generators. Especially slower systems would significantly benefit from this, and the average MC player really doesn't have a fast PC. Mojang has also somewhat recently reworked the lighting system, which made it quite a bit faster. So I really don't think Mojang eventually reworking the Chunk system is unrealistic.
@@chris6ix. OK, then, that sounds great!
*microsoft
I've been dreaming to make or find a mod that slowly gets brighter the deeper you get, like the core in the earth, and it finally happened.
Big Globe does this, just be prepared to dig down to y= -1000
@@cosmic_gate476 can you lower it? Cause that's just a time waster
@@LEYTHLEGACYyou mean raise it...
@@LEYTHLEGACY Digging a random hole into the earth usually is
Dig to china!
if only cubic chunks was compatible! With this mod a chunk has 520,192 blocks (8x more than vanilla). This means that every chunk will take 8x longer to create, combined with the massive render distances required to appreciate the mod, you end up with utterly ridiculous load times. If we had cubic chunks we could choose to only load parts of those chunks, leading to chunk loading as efficient as vanilla. Problem is how would cubic chunks + distant horizons work?
Yes this would be the next step. Terrain gen mod devs pls make generation work with cubic chunks!
Distant Horizons is essentially a mod that adds LODs, so it wouldn't be too different than what it does now, just spherically instead of circularly in relation to chunks. It would need to be rewritten of course, but still.
But that aside, I doubt cubic chunks would help much, since you still have to load a ton of non-air blocks in mountainous areas. Sea level areas would load similarly to vanilla speeds due to being mostly air blocks.
It’s a shame because Cubic Chunks breaks so many mods’ generation mechanics.
@@Ashlevon But it is possible to make it so that only chunks located close to the surface of the mountains are generated
@@sam1y_luchshiy_chel Not only generated but also loaded again after being unloaded, meaning that cubic chunks could make significant performance upgrades to a game running this world generation type
This mod may not be for playing (well not vanilla at least) but for extra cinematic shot in a small short film it would be incredible. Thank for the vid.
Me using this mod to turn my hardcore experience into the cinematic movie.
With transport mods this can make a really cool playthrough. It would add reason to travel far
@@arthurdefreitaseprecht2648like he said it takes hours for chunks to generate. It would suck for a play through unless you do a limited world size, but that’s not what everyone wants to do.
I wonder how you could make this more conducive towards a Minecraft or at least Minecraft-like experience.
Large areas may make traversal long, but that part can be overcome with transportation options like elytras(?) and if not that, then with transportation mods
I guess the biggest thing is that it makes each individual block or area less significant overall since they will follow more overarching, flowing patterns
You and the ‘geographical’ consequences of your actions and that of mobs become a whole lot less significant too.
You can overcome that first part through some mods that let you mine and/or build on a larger scale, like machine mods or mass-build mods or the such
I guess we would need to have more gargantuan world-boss esque mobs roaming the world or something to really appreciate the scale and have something significant
We want those mods that expand structures like villages, illager mansions, watchtowers, temples, etc into truly massive and complex scapes
What else can we put? Am I missing something?
@@abdallahhakeem5185 If this were a mod pack, it would make you feel so insignificant but with time and effort you could create something that makes you feel significant. Which kinda reflects humanities existence. But put into one entity who is Steve.
1:28 I actually gasped right here, I was already blown away when you reached the top of the mountain and looked around earlier, but here I couldn't believe that that was still Minecraft below you
Cant wait for my computer to explode!
the moment you launch the game there would be a sound cue from Counter Strike that bomb has been planted.
Cant wait for AsianHalfSquat's viewers to come up with a better joke
@@eggquinox5358fr
now we need a comparison video on
jjthunder to the max, re-teraforged, wild lands, big globe, vanilla vista
JJThunder is only good for cinematic purposes, it is borderline impossible to play with normally because the TPS (ticks per second) drops drastically making survival gameplay highly inefficient.
«With proper performance mods installed and enough RAM allocated, FPS and TPS will not be a problem. Only Chunk rendering will be slow, due to lack of cubic chunks loading»
this is what the author of this mod has written in the description at modrinth, so I guess you could play a survival world on singleplayer pretty normally & comfortably if you have a good PC & if you combine use of some optimization mods with pre-chunk loading and high RAM allocation (10+ gb are needed, as mod's description says)
I havent tested the mod yet but i will eventually. Also wanna figure how much theoretically it'd cost to host it on multiplayer, my current guess is that it only would be possible on a NASA computer lol
So big globe is better mod?
@@Draven_player112 afaik big globe has taller chunk size as it not only focuses on aboveground size but also underground size, i.e. on jjthunder the size of world's underground part is the same as on vanilla, much smaller than big globe's subterrain. However big globe has some optimization inside the mod and jjthunder doesn't say it has any, so idk who's the winner. What can only be said is that both mods can be playable.
@@Atrau- for normal pc survival experience ? Jjtjunder looks shit to actually playing survival there
@@Draven_player112, reterraforged?
JJThunder + Create Aeronautics (when it comes out) would be sick. Imagine crossing giant deserts and mountains in a huge mothership with friends
Oh, true, that actually sounds fire, if you have friends- (which I don’t ,_,)
to host that server, you need the entire United States' Military-Industrial Complex budget's worth of a PC
@@YataTheFifteenth worth
(or use hamachi)
@@Astro_weeeeee Hamachi is not safe to use. instead, use e2mc. Unlike hamachi, it's open-source, is specifically for minecraft, doesn't allow non-minecraft connection and doesn't install a permanent tunnel into your machine that isn't removed by uninstalling or even deleting it's files.
@@Astro_weeeeee or use radmin, or use e4mc, or use essential
0:10 turned minecraft into central asia
Kazakhstan gameplay
afghanistan
This is absolutely insane
Good to see you're covering it! It's a ridiculously brutal mod as far as CPU load goes. Loading that many blocks in a single chunk is REALLY hard on a lower end chip xD
Just gotta say I LOVE these types of videos more than any other, when you focus on one mod you really sell it as grandiose and interesting.
2:36 Average Red dead redemption 2 going here to there experience 💀
For a time now I've been itching to see a mod for minecraft with accurate geology, watching that geologist explain how it could be implemented in minecraft was so cool
Thats awesome. I think minus render times, something like this has a lot of potential.
If you dropped a decently sized server of players into this world im interested to see how theyd tackle living in such a spaced out world. Things like creating large player settlements could be an interesting idea
It could be cool to play on a 10k x 10k world but I think most people would just make a bunch of tunnels.
I can't wait for a "I turned minecraft into deathstranding" video, please do it man
This is so cool, the big mountains and realistic scale is so cool
First downloaded this mod at 500 downloads and I was amazed! Truly breathtaking terrain. Shame it takes so long to generate
0:20 the way that camel just sat there 😭😭😭
Minecraft is just the everything game with mods and thats amazing
0:50 Minecraft and stutter, a lasting friendship
For a mod like this I would really hope there would be a companion mod that generates water features in a realistic manner.
imagine digging straight up to exit a cave and u have to mine for an hour straight
Big w for using modrinth links.
Keep in minde it takes time because your cpu is creating files for the terrain, it has a cost in space and could take too much for the cpu at some point.
Just get a threadripper setup and all's be good in da hood nwah
the terrain mods you've been showing lately just look STUNNING. However one major issue they have is that you can't really put them in a modpack that you want to play on with your friends because of the sheer bandwidth the chunks would take because of the increased height limit(which is why 3d chunks should be implemented rather than 2d). Can you also cover mods with support for mods that add 3d chunks OR mods that still make the terrain amazing but would actually be playable? Also some structure mod showcases would be amazing maybe for your next 10 amazing mods videos.
What do u mean by 3d chunks. Minecraft is a 3d game bruh
@@Cho_osen chunks are 2 dimensional. You only have chunks in the x and z axes. So if you max Y level is higher, your performance takes a significant hit. If you had 3d chunks, you would not be loading the entire world vertically but you would also be loading only the Y levels in your render distance.
Hey, love these terrain generation mods videos! cheers
this mod preview got me in tears like imagine living in that world so peaceful, i wanna live this type of world me and my wifey (if i ever got one)
go outside
@@Bruno-cg6xe i go outside (sometimes) it be hot as shi out here bruh 😭
I think the obvious best usecase for these mods is massive builds. Cities and large monuments would go hard
God I wish cubic chunks still existed, the ability to have the Y axis only render in chunks would make playing with this sort of world gen so much better since you wouldn't be generating millions of air blocks above you, and millions of other random blocks down below.
The only reason i want a high paying job, is to buy a machine that can run these mods. This is BEAUTIFUL!
We need the following now
.Large cities and surrounding villages
.Leading armies and recruiting mercenaries
An economic system based on several different currencies.
Aka Mount & blade 2 and crusader Kings 3
While there are no ways of these happening naturally (that I know of), I can suggest some mods that would fulfill these
*Minecolonies - A city builder where you start with a supply ship and can make countless cities and hamlets as big or small as you wish
*Recruits - While I know little of it and have never used it, I do know it allows you to recruit and lead villager armies
*For economics I have nothing specifically, but there are a handful of mods to use
Grab a couple buddies and these mods (with the new worldgen) and let the wars commence!
Whenever I watch these videos of huge scale terrain generation, it makes me imagine the idea of a comprehensive RPG overhaul modpack that would transform Minecraft into a game like Skyrim or Daggerfall. Something with procedurally generated named NPCs, quests, gear progression, and big dungeons to raid. That would be sick.
U get excited but all ur hype dies when u realise all the hours of work u have to put into just to get it to run.
Bro just flexing his pc right now
He has a 4090 too and all that lag 😰
is that pixelated vault boy?
Jealousy brings the worst into people.
I love using JJ with create trains. It looks beautiful.
Absolute Cinema 🤗
Now imagine Big Globe partnering up with this mod and both of the developers working together to make the ultimate terrain generation mod
We love terrain gen mods
IMO if you're going into medieval-like period, Sword and bows combat. Id rather have some horse carriage mods or other animal driven transportation than teleportation methods. It adds the slow progression specially if youre on smp. Transporting items may take half an hour from city to city if you guys do mega build or city builds. It enhances the apprecation on terrain generation as well.
It would also force you to use local resources, which would add a whole lot more realism
1:45 bro has a NASA pc
No distant horizons can be used on low end pc
distance horizons reduces quality of blocks that are further away, that’s why it’s easy to render and doesn’t cause lag
This is beautiful, with computers getting better all the time the loading will get faster, they're just prepping for the future.
I was wondering, whats that dust devil thingy (on the left at 0:20)
I think it’s a stack of breezes
@@The_SSSlopper Im not sure but maybe
He does random shit with animals in the intro to each vid
super beacon
I have loved JJthunder for so long and am glad to see you talk about that mod
AsianHalfSquat: _drops a mod showcase video_
My low-end computer: *NO GOD! NO GOD PLEASE NO! NO! NOOOOOOO!!!*
This mod is perfect for something like Valkyrie skies. Fly in your airship with the lads to find distant ores and resources.
I can see this mod being good for those extreme builders who want to build some very large, realistic looking structures but don't want to craft crazy terrain to go along with it. Solves a little bit of the problem maybe. It could also be alright if you had some extra mods on top like way points and more generated structures, but I still think I'd prefer to use something smaller like terralith
this guy should make a video about alternatives to some of the old mods he showed like dynamic surroundings, quality sounds, and serious player animations
2:02 shaders useed?
Bliss shaders
This is one of the best terrain generation mods out there. I created a survival world with this a few months ago and have been playing on it ever since.
Unfortunately, the chunk loading times are terrible. It took almost 3 days to load all of the chunks in a 4096x4096 chunk radius.
this is probably the coolest mod I will never play
Normal Computer: 💀
NASA Computer: 🔥🔥🎇🔥🔥💀
You know what else is massive?
This mod with big world would be INSANE! Endless going down, endless going up. I cant wait for someone to expand this, make it so at a certain distance you loop to the other side of the world.
Been playing Minecraft on and off since I was a kid and got the game right when 1.2.5 dropped, love seeing people still push the game to its technical limits 15 years after release.
This is insane, can we have a video of more cinematic footage from this mod?
3:06 Undertale
I've always wanted LOTR-esque mythical mountains in minecraft
This is the most early I've ever been
Me too lol
every day i wait for create aeronautics to be complete so i can make a giant airship and travel a world like this with dragons and dungeons
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This... is a bucket
Your one of my favorite youtubers literally get onto youtube just to see if you uploaded ❤❤❤!!
Finally, a terrain mod that's actually decently realistic that isnt just a copy of earth itself. It really LOOKS like something that would be on earth somewhere, which imo is how terrain should be.
Would I play using this mod though? Not a chance
What a beautiful place for a industry district 😊
It actually CAN be a good excuse to make transport mods more valanced
If we can get a mod that turns ur house into like a howls moving castle, it would be such a vibe to play minecraft with the big biomes.
This needs to be paired with a space mod that lets you leave the planet seamlessly.
Now imagine... Big Globe or JJThunder or another mod like this, with dynamic trees, seasons, weathering, temperature, thirst, cold caves that might collapse on you, plenty of wildlife, and a mod that adds slabs and stairs to terrain generation to make the terrain smoother... It would make a nasa computer explode, but for the 5 seconds of gameplay I think it might be worth it
imagine one day dh and iris can manage to have real time rendering speed on this terrain generation mod
On the one hand, this is really cool. On the other hand, my computer is already overheating at the idea of this.
Java modding is getting more insane than I could've ever imagined. First, people basically make full-on games in it with custom models and mechanics. Next is RT/PT shaders that looked way better than any official RT in any game. After that we got realistic physics in this game. And now we're getting 1 to 1 scale world compared to a rela one thanks to DH mod.
Horses are finally worth using
Finally somebody mentioned this mod, i was thinking it was a virus after i saw no reviews and my top tier cpu shooting to 99 degrees when i joined. If possible it would be cool if you could give us the world download so we dont have to load the chunks but i expect the world file is probably 10gb.
Looks like one of those 'cool to look at, impossible/impractical to actually play it' mods.
Technically impressive but would be an absolute nightmare to play with.
This is the dream we were all wanting with DH2!! I am so happy we are here!
Most normal Hermitcraft starter base terraforming
the funny thing that still shocks me is, IT LOADED CHUNKS FOR U
this needs to be on the best mods tier list at the end of the year
1:28 Pretty close to temprature of your pc when you download this mod
it’s so beautiful, the scale is incredible. The distances and stuff are a hassle but also kind of realistic, a giant mountain is an incredible obstacle in real life, and travel before motorisation obviously took days, weeks, and months. A railway in these environments would be amazing. Maybe a mod that adds abandoned railways would help with travel, since you can repair and connect up some existing tracks instead of crafting 10,000 and walking all that way
Imagine this, with 10-20 more years of computer tech advancements, and the same level of insanity/realism in the caves/underground. 🙃
Terrain Generation Mods are one of the coolest things ever
All I can think about when watching these videos is how insane the builds could potentially be.
This video alone shows the billions of possibilities in the game that are left undiscovered
this mod plus that one cool elytra mod you bring up every second of every day that I still dont know the name of is perfect
Looks like if we want to get any crazier with terrain we might have to rewrite the block/chunk rendering system entirely.
I'm sad reterraforged isn't more seen, it looks beautiful with distant horizons and shaders, also really customizable
It is still in beta though, and unstable. Maybe we'll see it when it is released! It looks interesting.
Idk if this mod in the video is too, but anyway
now i want someone to play minecraft with all terrain generation mod with maxed out all settings
Beautiful music choice for this video
Mods like this kind of remind me of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. Cause Daggerfall's map is absolutely massive, like it takes actual hours, maybe days, to travel between different cities and locations. Mods for Minecraft that makes the world massive like this just kinda reminds me of that, cause it's hard to believe you'd get anywhere in decent time without some kind of transportation mod like you mentioned