latitude-biome-authority

To map vanilla Minecraft biomes to latitude bands, you need a definitive configuration that assigns each biome to specific climate zones, ensuring consistent world generation. This prevents arbitrary biome reassignment.

The correct latitude band for the Jungle biome is determined by authoritative climate mapping rules. These rules ensure biomes are placed in appropriate latitude bands, preventing guesswork and maintaining the mod's climate simulation.

To configure biome rarity and overlay biomes, rules must specify rarity tiers and identify overlay biomes like mountains that are not strictly latitude-dependent. This ensures consistent climate eligibility and predictable world generation.

Yes, the Latitude mod requires an authoritative mapping configuration to prevent arbitrary biome reassignment. This configuration enforces rules for biome inclusion, rarity, and climate eligibility, acting as the single source of truth for world generation.

Your biome configuration breaks the climate simulation if it does not adhere to defined latitude bands and overlay biome logic. Enforcing authoritative rules for biome inclusion and climate eligibility prevents this inconsistency.