Hey its me again. Is there anyway to change grass color? I settled in a wastelandish biome and it was cool until i wanted to do nature mods like botania so there is that. I heard witchery can change biomes but I dont think doing witchery any time soon.
Grass Color
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Rotarycraft has a terraformer that can change one biome into a vaguely similar one.
Or Thaumcraft can change biomes to magical forest.
Or Thaumcraft can change biomes to magical forest.
Yeah the very easiest way of changing it would probably be to just gather loads of Silverwood saplings and plant those. They will transform the area into Magical forest which have a bright green grass colour.
Pure nodes in the silverwoods will transform a larger area, but even trees with no nodes will transform the area into magical forest. Just not in as large a range.
Pure nodes in the silverwoods will transform a larger area, but even trees with no nodes will transform the area into magical forest. Just not in as large a range.
Well unless it was changes from back in 4.1 when I used it, a normal silverwood tree will change the biome in the block of the trunk plus 1-2 block radius. A pure node in the trunk will probably do it up to 8-9 blocks radius.
Nope. It is permanent. So you can change a section, then chop them down and use potential saplings to change a new section. Just make sure to leave them long enough for them to do their thing. It happens slowly over time.
When I did it I set up a Magical Forest(among a few other biomes) Mystcraft age and went exploring while chopping down every silverwood I found. Planted two rows of them and let it work for a while. Cut down all the leaves and removed all those that did not have nodes in them after a while. Replanted them to get more nodes. Eventually I had complete coverage in the area I wanted to use as my manabean greenhouse.
Depending on how far into Thaumcraft you are, a Hoe of Growth will help tremendously. You can use it to instantly grow Silverwood saplings into full trees. Also, the Axe of the Stream used to (I think I still does) infer a bonus to Silverwood sapling drop rate. Not sure if Fortune affects sapling drop rates or not.
I'm pretty sure it still exists, but I've not gone looking for it. As I said, not sure if that was intended in the first place.
I once completely deforested an entire magic forest biome just to get a few silverwood saplings.
True story.
True story.
İ cheated a few saplings just to get started. I pay with diamonds . Btw new biome is smaller than i thought so i need lot more silverwood trees
Guys i need to ask sonething about the case. Can i use aura node jars to move tree log nodes? Also is there a way to make the node to without wood?
Celestialphoenix
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You could try moving the entire tree with Remain in Motion/Framez [or whatever it is these days]
Nah it is the formation of the pure node inside the tree that triggers the larger range biome transformation. I don't think a pure node on it self does anything. I have moved some naturally spawning pure nodes before and they did not change the biome. Pretty sure it is all tied to the trees.
Nope - Pure node in tree = change biome. Any other pure node does nothing to the biome. This is unlike sinister nodes, which change the biome regardless of their location. The pure node DOES resist getting tainted regardless of location though.
The only thing i can think of to move them log intact would be teleposers from blood magic. Jarring the node loses the log.
The only thing i can think of to move them log intact would be teleposers from blood magic. Jarring the node loses the log.