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@ledhead900

Hi,
really not necessary to discuss this here and mainly wrong interpreted.

Some few points:

1. The (every) webbased wiki is a paint to use (fill with content) for myself, sorry.

2. Anybody might feel free to support it....but if there would have been much interest in the past, it would have happened already ...
Why not ?
I don´t know really.

3. I offered the only thing I can do and still will do:
To give the "content" for the tutorial.
If You don´t want it anymore...okay too.
May be we don´t need any tutorial at all...

Regarding the "old" one...many people liked it and could get some help by reading it.
But some even didn´t see the contact adress or find some Downloads...:-O
In the latter case, help will anyway be hard to offer... ;-)

I did the old Tutorial just for fun and to get it explained for myself a little, often used and peeked in even again by myself if getting confused about the dependencies of everything in TC-Mod.
So the "Update" will be constructive at the old Tutorial and try to explain the differences / benefits since Mc 1.2.3, mostly regarding the 256 height.
To explain f. i. how to create the "Isle in Isle" world style, is hard and I´m too still stuggling with this setup all time.
Who knows better, should feel free to explain and contact me (to add it to the Tutorial-Update).
It´s by far not as easy as some try to explain by a few words and doesn´t even work like I have been told from Khoorn in theory. (sorry Khoorn).
To much values are affecting each other mainly in that style of setup.
It has been much Try and Error for Wessexstock and coincident by myself to find out some working values. (this will be shown, but can´t be explained deeply by myself).

By the way, ledhead900, I don´t undersatnd what´s Your / the problem at all?
Create an Extension of Khoorns Wiki, or the one You started at Your own or ?
Let everybody bring in his knowledge, if there is someone willing to do (I disbelive this will happen at all, because it never did yet...).
And as I told often:
Everybody may use and copy my tutorial to any wiki or simmilar Website by telling the source.
I feel, this is much I´m willing to offer.
The content of any wiki or kind of tutorial is the value in it´s help, not mainly it´s look imho.
Everything we do (if You will still continue), will be subsidiary and usefull...but not this discussion now.
So I end here and if I feel inspired further on the next time, I will extend my old tutorial and if not...who cares at all? (I think only a few people)

Bye for now, I have to work a little now at custom world requests for some server owners.
mysource

@ZeusAllMighty11

Hi,
if You are asking for a custom made world done by myself, follow the Link (Signature) and READ everything carefully to know the way to get one created or learn it by this way too (Tutorial) how to do it Yourself, please.

@godgodgodgo:
It´s a little more to do as only changing to level 8 ... as I told You before.
Please wait for the Tutorial-Update or...same as told before ;-)...
I don´t want to explain twice a day always the same things again how to do...that´s the reason, a Tutorial-Update will be made an be available soon.

Bye, mysource

@godgodgodgo

Hi,
despite You didn´t answer what I mentioned is more important to tell from Your side (what was the mistake You made with the standart_world to get not the biomes ?)...just a quick answer...also despite I don´t really know what Your intension is...

If it´s to get this high mountains as shown in the Image-Link, no problem.
If this is to steep and high, no problem too.
In first case add BiomeHeight, in second case lower it...playing too a little with the volatility and other values, will guide You fast to the results, You are looking for.

In most cases, just a series of 10 to 15 try and error maps, checked after every single step by /tc map command to show You, in which direction the former change leads You to.
Mountains are only cut off at it´s top, if You don´t use the benefits of 256 height by using not level 8 (with the rest of necessary changes too for sure) ... or extend the height of the mountain to +256, mostly logical I think.
One "problem" not really easy to avoid is, if the elevation is to much different to the next biomes height, it will be always steep.
In this case, You can edit the Mountain to a relative big size and work after this with the custom height settings....but: Good luck ... and much leisure time ;-)
A little less in height, often causes miracles to get more or less realitic worlds.
That´s my "receipe" ;-)
..............
@XeonG8:
It´s all still and a long time to download for free at my "old" Tutorial. (...just read and You will find...it´s intended exactly this way) ;-)

The new Tutorial will extend the explanations of this often wanted world style even a little more.
If it comes to worlds in the "Isle in Isle" style (f. i. Swamp/Jungle Biome in a Sand Atoll) like the image shown here, that´s advanced work ;-)
Small changes in the values will screw up everything often very easy.

If it comes to the even much more advanced "Isle in Isle in Isle..." style, it´s the hardest to create world style I´ve made yet.

Bye, mysource