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* Modifying the climate of a biome
 
* Modifying the climate of a biome
 
* Modifying a biome's client effects, such as water color
 
* Modifying a biome's client effects, such as water color
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<big>'''NOTE:'''</big> Forge provides several [[#Builtin_Biome_Modifier_Types|builtin biome modifier types]], so some basic use cases such as adding features or mob spawns to biomes can be done without registering additional serializers. If you are looking to add a mob or feature to a biome, scroll down to the [[#Builtin_Biome_Modifier_Types|Builtin Biome Modifier Types]] section and use one of those pre-existing Biome Modifiers from Forge instead. No custom Biome Modifier implementation needed.
    
Creating and using biome modifiers involves up to three steps:
 
Creating and using biome modifiers involves up to three steps:
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# Creating [[#Biome_Modifier_JSONs|biome modifier JSONs]] to define individual biome modifier instances; each json file provides a glob of data to your serializer to produce an instance of a biome modifier type. These can be [[#Datageneration|datagenerated]] if desired.
 
# Creating [[#Biome_Modifier_JSONs|biome modifier JSONs]] to define individual biome modifier instances; each json file provides a glob of data to your serializer to produce an instance of a biome modifier type. These can be [[#Datageneration|datagenerated]] if desired.
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Forge provides several [[#Builtin_Biome_Modifier_Types|builtin biome modifier types]], so some basic use cases such as adding features or mob spawns to biomes can be done without registering additional serializers.
      
=Biome Modifier Types=
 
=Biome Modifier Types=