How to Make a Custom Biome in Minecraft Bedrock (No Coding)

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A biome is a region of the world with its own climate, ground and look: deserts, jungles, snowy plains and so on. A custom biome adds a new one, with the blocks, plants, colours and terrain you choose.

The Biome editor in Addon's Studio sets it all with simple choices. Your biome takes over part of a vanilla biome, so it blends into normal world generation.

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Step by step

1. Add a Biome

   In your project, tap Add item and choose Biome. Give it a name and an ID.

2. Pick the climate

   Choose a temperature from Frozen to Hot & dry, and how much it rains. Frozen biomes get snow; hot and dry ones never rain.

3. Choose the ground

   Pick the top block, what's under it, what's deep down and the sea floor.

4. Shape the terrain and add plants

   Choose Flat, Gentle, Hills, Mountains or Extreme peaks. Under Plants & decorations, add blocks like flowers or grass and how many appear per chunk.

5. Set the colours

   Pick colours for the sky, fog and water.

6. Choose where it appears

   Pick which vanilla biome it replaces part of, and how much. 0.3 replaces about a third of it.

Tips

• Biomes only appear in newly generated chunks, so explore somewhere new or make a new world.
• Your biome shows up in the biome list of your mobs and structures, so they can spawn in it.
• Try unusual colours, like purple water and pink fog, for a magical biome.
• Mountains or Extreme peaks with a Frozen climate make dramatic snowy scenery.

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