What mod adds these puddles?

[athelred]

In the Unleased mod pack, I am getting these puddles of water when it rains.



What mod adds these? I don't think this is a vanilla thing. They appear when it rains, and then just never disappear. To get rid of them I have to dig the dirt and replace. I am not much of an aesthetic builder, but they just look bad.

 

[apemanzilla]

Biomes o plenty I believe.

I heard somewhere that jumping on them would turn them back to dirt, like tilled dirt, but I haven't been able to get it to work.

 

[b0bst3r]

Biomes O Plenty, to disable edit the BoP config and find this


####################
# miscellanious settings
####################

"miscellanious settings" {
B:"Add Biomes O' Plenty Achievements"=true
B:"Add Custom Dungeon Loot"=true
B:"Enable Puddles During Rain"=true
}
and change it to false.

 

[athelred]

Thank you! I had even looked in BOP for it, and just missed it. I appreciate your assistance.

 

[Yusunoha]

I don't mind the puddles as long as they also disappear after a while...

 

[athelred]

Unfortunately turning them off does not make them disappear, and as far as I can tell they never disappear on their own. I may end up restarting, unless someone has a brilliant suggestion.

 

[ratchet freak]

dig them up and replace the dirt...

 

[Airship]

Are the puddles server- or client-side? They're incredibly ugly and I just want to get rid of them, but I play on multiplayer server hand have no connections to the higher-ups, so I can't do anything to the config if it's indeed a server feature.

 

[PhilHibbs]

Yeah the setting is server-side.

 

[Hazardous]

If you go into the config and type Puddle - change its ID to 0, it "should" get rid of all the puddles currently in the world.. I'm testing this now.

If you have an EXTREMLY good computer, back up your world first.. (16gb+ RAM) because from what I'm thinking this MAY turn all current and future Air blocks into these puddles... so.. best bet is to probably uninstall BoP then reinstall again, because.. if you're lazy like me.. thats much easier.. lol

 

[PhilHibbs]

If you go into the config and type Puddle - change its ID to 0, it "should" get rid of all the puddles currently in the world.. I'm testing this now.

Did it work? Would it not be better to change the ID to an unused value?

Are there any tools that will do a search/replace on a world replacing one block ID with another? (And no, I'm not planning on replacing all my dirt with diamond blocks... honest... >:->)

I wonder why anyone thought it was a good idea for worlds to gradually be converted entirely into vast expanses of puddles.

 

[Vauthil]

I wonder why anyone thought it was a good idea for worlds to gradually be converted entirely into vast expanses of puddles.

They're supposed to dry up relatively fast. Problem is, they didn't. This has been fixed in later versions of Biomes O Plenty.

 

[PhilHibbs]

Oh, right, I might re-enable them then.

 

[RedBoss]

I hate them whether they disappear or not. It makes whatever biome you settle in look like a moor. I really don't care for puddles, holes, or holes filled with source blocks. It feels like endermen with water buckets are trolling me.

 

[Hazardous]

Did it work? Would it not be better to change the ID to an unused value?

Are there any tools that will do a search/replace on a world replacing one block ID with another? (And no, I'm not planning on replacing all my dirt with diamond blocks... honest... >:->)

I wonder why anyone thought it was a good idea for worlds to gradually be converted entirely into vast expanses of puddles.

No it didn't work sadly :\ it crashed the game dozens of times because it tried using all my RAM because it was repleacing the AIR blocks with the puddles. It didn't corrupt my world.. thank goodness.. but it doesnt work.