Lithostitched is a powerful library mod designed to significantly enhance the world generation capabilities within Minecraft, addressing the common challenges of inter-mod compatibility and limited configurability. It introduces a wide array of new features and tools that empower mod developers to create more dynamic and complex worlds. By providing a robust framework, Lithostitched aims to streamline the process of adding custom biomes, structures, and terrain modifications, ultimately leading to a richer and more diverse gameplay experience for players who enjoy exploration and discovery. This library mod operates by injecting a multitude of new functionalities directly into Minecraft's world generation system. It offers expanded options for building biomes, including new feature types for dungeons, ores, and wells, as well as innovative composite and template features for custom biome creation. Furthermore, Lithostitched introduces biome injectors for simplified modded biome placement. For structure modification, it allows for guaranteed elements, structure-specific music, and advanced spawn conditions like flatness checks. The mod also enables the modification of vanilla structures using its worldgen modifier system, adding templates and spawn conditions. For terrain shaping, new density function types and an injection system facilitate compatible terrain changes. Lithostitched is designed for broad compatibility, supporting the Fabric and NeoForged loaders. It is compatible with a range of Minecraft versions, specifically including 26.1-rc-3, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2-pre-2, 26.2-rc-2, 26.2, and 26.3-snapshot-7. This mod is required on the server side to function correctly, meaning it needs to be installed on any server where world generation modifications are intended to take place. It is not supported or required on the client side, simplifying installation for players who are not hosting the server or developing mods themselves. To install Lithostitched, users should place the mod file into the 'mods' folder of their Minecraft installation. This applies to both Fabric and NeoForged installations. Before launching the game, it is crucial to ensure that the correct version of the mod is being used for the specific Minecraft version and loader that is intended to be run. Additionally, players should verify that they have the necessary dependencies installed, as library mods often rely on other core components to function properly. Checking the mod's documentation or wiki is recommended for any specific dependency requirements or troubleshooting steps.
