* The first iteration of the terrain generation revamp is here to make it more interesting and fun to traverse.
* Now worm-like and weird. There are big lands occasionally.
* Caves can now generate in the ceiling layer of the Ceilands.
* Removed water from floating rocks. It didn't make sense. They had copy-pasted iceberg code but the water generation wasn't removed back then.
* Snow Roof:
* Now has ice and snow patches on ground.
* Huge Icicles can generate at a much more varied altitude.
* Inverted Peaks:
* Now has gravel layer.
* Added more sizes of stalactites. The smaller stalactites can generate at lower heights.
* Topsy Forest:
* Colossal Ceilshroom can generate in more varying altitudes.
* Tweaks to Colossal Ceiltrunk generation to make it less likely for weirdly-placed logs to happen on the floor.
* Changes to Hanging Castles:
* Tweaks to the details of Hanging Castle Keep. There are also now decorated pots.
* Cobweb placement in the keep basement is now more randomized.
* Added barracks and latrine to the basement to make it not feel empty. They both contain chests.
* New structures: Ocean Cubes
* Appear in Ocean Orbs biome.
* Guardians can spawn. Currently, Elder Guardians don't spawn.
* Has some nice loot.
* New advancement: Ocean... Tesseract?
* Falling out of the Ceilands now put you into Overworld.
* Known caveats: If you fall out of the Ceilands and if you're close to the portal in Overworld, you may be put into the portal instead of falling from the sky. I may look into this issue.
* There are plans for Aether integration where falling out of Ceilands would put you into the Aether.
* Strays can now spawn in Snow Roof.
* Phantoms can now spawn in Inverted Peaks.
* Tweaked Luzawood door block texture.
* Tweaked grass colour for Ocean Orbs to no longer be so blue.
* Fixed the Ceilands Portal Activator recipe incorrectly grouped with wooden boat recipes.
* (Dev environment) Switched over to use Gradle.properties. This will pave the way for potential development on Fabric.
Developer information
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maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }