One seam a friend dug up was 24 Iron long. You can also find it in 'over abundance' in the cisterns. Prime example, Iron on Alder, tons of it on a Placid world, up on 'the mountains' out in the open visible to the sky. They try to limit the conditions to specific worlds, but that doesn't always happen. I use a beacon to see the chunk.Īny resource can spawn IF the conditions are right. Resources proceedurally spawn, look for what block types they spawn into in that chunk and look for that combination elsewhere. Yeah a bunch of people believe there are, but then they limit themsleves with that belief. Originally posted by Grimm Liberty:I know it's been said before, but this is not minecraft, there are no 'altitudes' for things. What we are seeing with the new worlds is not just a shift of layers but a huge step towards random playing a much bigger role, true procedure, letting the machines make the choices based on the rules So when all of these worlds were made they mix it up a little bit but generally it's the same layers just shifted. It is human nature to incorporate what you believe to work in the same designs. One last thing do closing, all of the older worlds were handcrafted, made in the world creation kit.

It's one of the reasons that I like Trion and Alder, they pretty much showcase procedural World Generation And yes on specific worlds they are found in specific places, but that is because of what spawns in those chunks and why if you rely on that as they add more worlds you're going to become frustrated, that is all I am saying And I'm okay with everybody using altitude to find it, cuz that means that me and my friends will get the rest of itĪll resources are procedurally generated, using very specific rule sets.

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