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@elias1979

Hi,
ocean is a real biome, but despite what the MC biome wiki tells (Link), it acts in TC (or in MC at all) a little different.
In all the biome configs You may have read this:
...
Don`t work on Ocean and River (frozen versions too) biomes until not added as normal biome.
BiomeSize:4

and this too:
...
Don`t work on Ocean and River (frozen versions too) biomes until not added as normal biome.
BiomeRarity:100

I understand now more You want by Your really nice illustrations.

The key values to get it are this both:

1. If this value is greater than 0, then it will affect how much, on average, the terrain will rise before leveling off when it begins to increase in elevation.
   
2. If the value is less than 0, then it will cause the terrain to either increase to a lower height before leveling out or decrease in height if the value is a large enough negative.
   
   • MaxAverageHeight:

1. If this value is greater than 0, then it will affect how much, on average, the terrain (usually at the ottom of the ocean) will fall before leveling off when it begins to decrease in elevation.
   
2. If the value is less than 0, then it will cause the terrain to either fall to a lesser depth before leveling out or increase in height if the value is a large enough negative.
   
   • MaxAverageDepth:

The rest is a little try and error (as always) and balance betwee n tzhe values to get the right the sizes and the deepness of the Ocean.

As a general rule of thump always use not to small sizes.
Example:
If the ocean has only a water level of 37 like in some of my maxed out 256 worlds and is very small compared to the landmass too, there is less room for adjusting really deep sea areas, this is eays to realize.

The question is now more or less how You want the complete world to look like?
Example 2:
If You want to have a level 8 world with a very high waterlevel of about 100 and much water areas in it, You may create extrem huge ocean deep spots easy. Also easy to realize.

Conclusion:
I would suggest a level 8 world (full 256) with not to big landmass and a relative high water level (+80).
If You rise the land biomes too a little more, the Ocean my be adjusted exactly to Your last sketch by the MaxAverageHeight: + MaxAverageDepth: (+ the other height and volatility values)

If I would know a little more about Your vision of Your world, may be I could give even some more hints.

Bye, mysource

@elias1979

Hi,
if this should have been any question...
TC v. 2.1.5 is definitely 100% compatible with MC 1.2.4
Its running perfect with the most important Mods and HD-Packs too instaled at bukit and MC at my machine since 2 days now !!!

... and by the way @ KawValley too:

Have You both read the Tutorial minimum once and carefully....?
I don´t believe.
Because if You would have read it already, You would have downloaded and used the ready to use world configs...
And this way, You would have got an instant working world in TC-Mod....which You could configure like You want and know.
... and now, please don´t ask: "Were is this Tutorial" ... ;-)
(I always can´t really believe this manner, how some try top deal with this Mod ... )

To Your Ocean Isle in Ocean...You may have seen it alrady by Yourself how less logical this is?
Example:
Pour a glas of water into a big pot of water...will You still see the content of the glas now separate? Nope.
Same with TC:
You can easy make Islands in the Ocean...but with LAND not with Water.
You even can do this with a 2. Ocean biome rising its floor/ground above water Level...but this is by far not the very best solution.
Usual way is more like this:
WorldConfig, put in name of the wanted Isle biome at IsleBiomes, in this isle biomes own config put in at IsleInBiome: Ocean and save everything. If size and many other values are in a range of any sense, You will have this Ilse biome as an Isle in the Ocean.
Logical or not? ... Tutorial always helps, even special with this task to understand !

Bye mysource

@ledhead900

Hi,
Yes, i think so.
If this will not come out as a very big island landmass, just rework it by using other values in worldConfig.ini.

The map image You mentioned was made with this settings:
GenerationDepth:10
BiomeRarityScale:100
LandRarity:99
LandSize:1
LandFuzzy:0

You decide in which direction this style will change...but it will easy be screwed up totally if not balance ALL biomes / values (mainly size) carefully again to each other. If You are not very much in luck, this will be some hard work.

Best regard
mysource

@Cliffordlittle

Hi,
try with an other name:
pure_jungle

May be the empty part in the name is the problem?
mysource

@GermanMataro

Hi,

1. Have You tried with matching versions of everything? (MC /TC /Bukkit)

2. Have You tried with empty new world (default TC buildup world)? If You get the whole thing running with some default and matching setup, You may find the problem by going step by step to Your now used setting and find the diffeence causing this error. (I assume Your Java is okay and so on) If this will not help to find the problem...its on Khoorn to help because he is much more skilled to Java / TC ;-)

.....

@ Cliffordlittle:

At Top of this page there is a short "How to use" to read. If this isn´t enough to help, the "Multiverese" (and simmilar Mods) using people here are the one to help (I don´t use multi worlds).

Bye, mysource

@bladedpenguin

Hi,
for sure.

Use for the biome You want this:

DisableBiomeHeight:true
ReplacedBlocks:2=89(145-228)

Adjust to YOUR surface blockID of the biome You want the caves with glowstone and set height to Your world values or personal favours.
Adjust bo2´s too and the remaining rest, this is only one of many possibilitys to get what You want.

Bye mysource

@Dinastya

No...
I even understand only 1/2 of Your "snake-sentence", sorry.
You "travel" back and for and allways see different biomes at the same place ???
I can´t believe, but if this happens really, You have some problems not regarding to TC.
Your world has been tested not only by myself as You know without any problems and many "problems" sometimes posted here can´t be reproduced even a little, sorry.
mysource

UPDATE:
I thought again a short moment about Your question...and have just an other but very simple possibility, what can have caused Your "problems":
You may be use "random seed"?
This is worse and never do this.
If this is the case, it leads exactly to Your problem, giving always different worlds after server restart and after a given world is deleted, trying to build up new world with the same configs but random seed.
Random = if no seed in server.properties :-(
Tell if this was the solution please.

@godgodgodgo

Hi,
it says up to 1.3 !!!!
+ Matching heights...as I told ...
... and use a BORDERBIOME to smooth transitions out.

Has all been told, or not?
mysource