### Configure bukkit.yml for TerraformGenerator

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/blob/master/README.md

Add this configuration to your bukkit.yml file to set TerraformGenerator as the default world generator for a specific world. Ensure the world folder is deleted before starting the server.

```yaml
# By default does this section not exist within the bukkit.yml
# and you have to add it yourself.
worlds:
    world: # Replace this with the World name you want to use.
        generator: TerraformGenerator
```

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### Fix Text Encoding Startup Failure

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/FAQ

Add JVM flags to ensure UTF-8 encoding and English language settings to prevent issues with non-ASCII characters in resource locations.

```bash
-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Duser.language=en
```

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### Build TerraformGenerator Plugin

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/blob/master/README.md

Clone the repository, navigate to the directory, and build the shadow JAR for the plugin. This command is used for the default build.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/Hex27/TerraformGenerator.git
cd TerraformGenerator
gradlew buildProj:shadowJar
```

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### Build TerraformGenerator for Spigot

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/blob/master/README.md

To build the plugin specifically for Spigot, ensure Buildtools is run with the appropriate flags and use the modified Gradle command with the includeSpigot property.

```bash
gradlew buildProj:shadowJar -PincludeSpigot=true
```

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### Create a world with TerraformGenerator using Multiverse-Core

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/Getting-Started

Use this command to create a new world managed by TerraformGenerator via the Multiverse-Core plugin. Ensure that the world name matches the configuration in bukkit.yml. This command is for creating additional worlds, not default ones.

```bash
/mvcreate <world> normal -g TerraformGenerator
```

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### Configuring Biome Weights

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/FAQ

Adjust biome weights in the configuration to control their relative frequency within a climate. Setting a biome's weight to 0 effectively disables it. Ensure at least one biome in a climate has a non-zero weight.

```yaml
single:
    highmountain: BADLANDS_CANYON_PEAK
    land: DESERT
    ocean: DRY_OCEAN
    mountain: BADLANDS_CANYON
    deepocean: DEEP_DRY_OCEAN
```

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### Suppress Paper Watchdog Stack Trace

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/FAQ

Modify paper-global.yml to increase watchdog timings during world generation. Remember to revert these changes after generation.

```yaml
  watchdog:
    early-warning-every: 5000000
    early-warning-delay: 10000000
```

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### Biome Climate Configuration

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/Biome-Distribution

Defines the moisture and temperature ranges for various biomes. Adjust these values to control biome prevalence and characteristics.

```yaml
climate:
  humid-vegetation:
    minimum-moisture: 0.0
    maximum-moisture: 4.0
    minimum-temperature: -0.35
    maximum-temperature: 4.0
  snowy:
    minimum-moisture: -4.0
    maximum-temperature: -2.7
    minimum-temperature: -4.0
    maximum-moisture: 4.0
  hot-barren:
    maximum-temperature: 4.0
    minimum-moisture: -4.0
    maximum-moisture: -1.0
    minimum-temperature: 1.0
  dry-vegetation:
    minimum-moisture: -4.0
    maximum-moisture: 0.0
    maximum-temperature: 4.0
    minimum-temperature: -0.35
  cold:
    maximum-temperature: -0.5
    minimum-moisture: -4.0
    maximum-moisture: 4.0
    minimum-temperature: -4.0
```

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### Configure bukkit.yml for TerraformGenerator

Source: https://github.com/hex27/terraformgenerator/wiki/Getting-Started

Add this section to your bukkit.yml to specify TerraformGenerator as the world generator. Replace <world_name> with your desired world name. This configuration is necessary for TerraformGenerator to manage world creation.

```yaml
#
# NOTE:
# This section does by default NOT exist in your bukkit.yml
# You have to add it yourself.
#
worlds:
    <world_name>: # Replace <world_name> with the world name you want to use.
        generator: TerraformGenerator

```

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