How do you create world with more than one specific biome?
Hi all,
I have searched all over, read multiple posts and viewed multiple videos but I cannot figure this out.
I also saw the wiki here about biomes: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Biome
While I understand how to create a world with one specific biome using the seed number for that biome my question is:
How do I create a world with multiple biomes using Minecraft Education Edition?
I would like to create world that has desert, jungle, mesa and plains biomes.
This is specifically to link with the geography unit of work on Australia that has students investigate three places in different climate zones.
My goal is have students recreate a place in a climate zone of their choice - however I want them all to be in the one world that I host on my machine (so a multiplayer setup).
How would I go about doing this?
Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Hello,
Thanks for posting. Someone may have some other loopholes, but to my knowledge this is only possible in the Java edition. Our Discord would be a great place to bounce this idea around with other educators:
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Just thought I'd post in here that it is possible to use a seed code to create a world with multiple biomes.
Someone from another site directed me to this page: http://www.bbtnb.com/blog/minecraft-education-edition-seeds-of-success
http://www.bbtnb.com/blog/seeds-of-success-pack-2-minecraft-education-edition
There are a number of seeds there that work with Minecraft Education Edition that create a variety of biomes.
The one I have decided to use is this one:
Seed of Success 11: 20529301973368005265 Villages! An all-star geography world with Mesa, Desert, Forest, Mountain and grassland elements. Some of these biomes are beautiful while deserts have buried temples and the central mountain has to be the best ever site for a mansion that looks down on the world. Again, place teleport blocks at each village you find and enjoy the variety of this biome. Perhaps split students up into hill-people, desert people, Mesa-people and plains-people for interesting experiences.0
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