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## v0.3 Vegetation System Overhaul ### 🌳 Trees All major tree types are taller now: Oak 6–16 blocks, Birch 7–19, Spruce 7–19, Pine 8–22, Dark Oak 8–23. Jungle giants are more magnificent—turned from the short, chubby trees of the original version into true towering trees. Natural forest clustering: Trees no longer spawn evenly, but grow in clusters—dense patches of forest have clearings and paths, so walking through feels like “dense here, sparse there.” This applies to almost all wooded biomes: forest, birch forest, dark forest, taiga, primeval spruce-pine forest, windblown hills, cherry valleys, swamps, savannas, mangroves, etc. Morphological diversity: Forests feature larger, sprawling oaks; acacias now have bigger flat canopies; mangrove canopies are denser, with dense woods alternating with open waterways. ### 🌿 Understory Forest floors have dense grass patches with natural variations in thickness; Wildflower clusters appear among the woods, large fern clusters appear in primitive coniferous forests, and sparse flowers appear in swamps; Overall grass coverage is higher than the original, ensuring that every forest patch has basic ground cover. ### 🏔️ Ground Decoration Cliffs: Steep dirt faces in 16 forest and mountain biomes now grow vertical stone pillars; Terrain-differentiated adornment: mountain scree, snowfield ice patches and snow blocks, forest moss and gray soil, jungle mud ponds, savanna red sand, badlands terracotta; Scattered stones on flat lands have been softened over several iterations, now only occasionally seen on gentle slopes. ### 🔧 Fixes & Choices Fixed groves in snowy forests having no land trees due to data drift; Badlands biomes no longer stack decorations (originally just red sand and terracotta); Removed yellow sand patches on cliffs (looks bad); Flowers in plains, cherry valleys, and meadows keep their original natural patchy distribution, no changes made.