Open Terrain Generator is an advanced, fully customizable world generation utility. Through its various configuration files it gives the user control over almost every aspect of Minecraft's world generation, allowing you to generate anything from floating islands to cave worlds with no knowledge of Java required. OTG is just an engine, to make use of its functions you must either install a World Preset (see Installing Worlds) or make your own custom World Preset (see Configuration below or in Navigation bar at the top). OTG supports both Spigot (servers) and Forge (servers and single-player).
The main features include:
- Control horizontal and vertical noise, terrain height and volatility
- Create new biomes and control the size of biomes, islands and continents
- Import custom trees and other objects (BO2 and BO3)
- Control over mob spawning rules and climate settings per biome
- Generate large custom structures with custom mobs and loot
- Options for vanilla structures like mineshafts, strongholds and villages
- Full control of all blocks placed during world generation: ores, plants, dungeons, ponds and many more
- Customizable options for caves & canyons
- Visual settings like custom foliage, water and sky colors (OTG client required)
- Generating biome maps from images
- Forge Multi-dimension support (create your own dimension!)
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- Category:Emoticons
- Category:General wiki templates
- Category:Image templates
- Category:Infobox templates
- Category:Link templates
- Category:User templates
- General template listing pages
- Open Terrain Generator Wiki:Templates
- Templates namespace
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- Using Templates Wiki
- How to copy templates to your wiki
- How to import templates to your wiki
- Templates Wiki maintenance
- Template guidelines
- Template layout
- Template development
- Off-wiki links
- Wikipedia:Template messages on Wikipedia
- Template repository on MediaWiki.org
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Installing OTG
- Forge Installation Instructions
- Spigot Installation Instructions
- Versions & Platforms
- Mod Compatibility
Installing ready made custom worlds
- Installing a world preset (e.g. Biome Bundle, Skylands, etc)
- Manually installing a (non-jar) preset
- Generating a default 'vanilla worldgen' preset to edit
GUI and Commands
Config Files Overview:
- OpenTerrainGenerator.ini
- WorldConfig.ini
- Biome Configs
- Bo3 Configs
- Creating and spawning basic custom objects
Tutorials:
Getting started creating your own custom world:
- What can OTG do? (Overall description of the different things you can do with OTG)
- Set up & understanding the basics (installation, folder structure, creating a default preset to edit)
- Your first custom biome (walkthrough of deciding global settings & creating a simple custom biome including finishing touches like mob spawning, temperature)
- Ores, plants and other resources (deep dive on the resource queue)
- Adding your first custom object (using /otg export)
- Tips for making terrain more interesting and varied (fracture settings, volatility settings, custom height control, isle biomes)
- Dos and Don'ts for worldgen performance
OTG worlds as dimensions:
- Overview (walkthrough of the different dimension features)
- Adding an OTG world as a dimension (using the o menu, worldconfig settings and/or modpack config)
- Getting to a dimension (portals, dim up / down)
- Gamerules and other settings
Custom Structures:
- bo3 and bo4 customstructures (Explain it's one or the other per world, what are the pros and cons of each, why you would use one over the other)
- Making a bo3 customstructure
- Making a bo4 customstructure
Mod compatibility:
- Explanation of the settings that help with mod compatibility
- OTGs compatibility limitations
Publishing a preset:
- Packing your preset in a .jar file for distribution as a mod
