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 5 Best World Generation Data Packs For Minecraft 1.19 Update

One of the main features of Minecraft, as a sandbox game, is that each new save or "world" generates a completely random or "procedural" map. This means that every tree, block, biome, mob, cave, ravine, body of water, and structure on a specific map is placed in a random and usually different location.

While the vanilla world-gen system is hailed by gamers and analysts around the world, players have the option to modify it, improve it, or add other features to it. In Java Edition, the way to do this stems from the use of data packs.

1) ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled villages for 1.19

This data pack pretty much does what the title says it does. Focusing on the structures of villages and pillager outposts, the data pack introduces new variants for both and also improves the current design of villages and pillager outposts.

Twenty-three new village and 14 new Pillager Outpost variants can be found in this data pack, each perfectly suited to the biome and/or terrain they spawn. Additionally, existing villages and outposts are getting a complete overhaul.

2) Vanilla Better Biomes Minecraft 1.18.2 - 1.19

This data pack focuses on improving the biomes found in the game world. It changes the biomes in the game while maintaining the vanilla style and texture composition of the game. As of now, nine Game biomes can be changed with the data pack.

These include plains, forest, birch forest, dark forest, flower forest, grassland, beach, and snowy/frozen biomes, which include frozen peaks, frozen rivers, groves, ice peaks, jagged peaks, snowy beaches, snowy plains, snowy slopes and snowy taiga biomes.

3) Deep Dark Planet (1.19)

This data pack brings the new Deep Dark Biome into the game. Primarily based on the "single biome challenge" that many players undertake for competitive reasons (or just for fun), this data pack makes so that each biome in the Minecraft world generates some sculk growth.

According to the pack creator, regular mob spawns have been reduced in this data pack to mimic the dark and deep biome and desolation and loneliness it presents.

4) Upgrade Overworld

This data pack focuses on the overworld as a whole, aiming to improve it and introduce a new and improved version of the dimension and its various biomes. One of the biggest changes this data pack brings to the game is the addition of an improved birch forest and its variants.

These features include taller trees inside Old Birch Forest biomes, taller trees inside regular Birch Forests, and more. It also focuses on other forms of vegetation and plants, such as bushes.

5) 1.19 Birch Forest Restoration

Unlike previous data packs on this list, the 1.19 Birch Forest Restoration data pack focuses only on birch forests. It aims to bring the previously announced Birch Forest overhaul to the game through modifications.

Many players were disappointed when Mojang decided not to release the updated Birch Forest with update 1.19, and this data pack is the closest thing players can get to the revamped Birch Forest. .

With this data pack, birches can grow, as well as branches and beehives. Large birch logs can also be found on the ground. In addition, the volume of birches has increased significantly.