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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    abyssalcraft {
+
+        coraliuminfestedswamp {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        darklands {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        darklandsforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        darklandshighland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block Meta"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Filler Block"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        darklandsmountains {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        darklandsplains {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/arsmagica.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    arsmagica {
+
+        witchwoodforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/atg.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    atg {
+
+        gravelbeach {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        rockysteppe {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        shrubland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        snowygravelbeach {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tropicalshrubland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tundra {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        volcano {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=true
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        woodland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/buildcraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    buildcraft {
+
+        desertoilfield {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        oceanoilfield {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/chromaticraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    chromaticraft {
+
+        enderforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        rainbowforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/flowercraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    flowercraft {
+
+        phantasia {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/forgottennature.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    forgottennature {
+
+        cherryblossomwoodland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        crystalforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        eucalyptusforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        greatwoodforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        mapleforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        redwoodforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        redwoodforesthills {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tropicalforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tropicalforesthills {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/growthcraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    growthcraft {
+
+        bambooforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/icecreammod.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    icmod {
+
+        "ice cream" {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/industrialtechnologies.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    idt {
+
+        ebonyforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        silkwoodforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        willowforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/ridiculousworld.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    ridiculousworld {
+
+        botanicalgarden {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"RTG Decoration: Logs"=true
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block"=
+
+            #  [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Mix Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        murica {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        mountainofmadness {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        ossuary {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        rockcandymountain {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        shadowfen {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        spookyforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/thaumcraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    thaumcraft {
+
+        eerie {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        magicalforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        taintedland {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/tofucraft.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    tofucraft {
+
+        leekplains {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofubuildings {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuextremehills {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuextremehillsedge {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuforesthills {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuplainhills {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuplains {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+        tofuriver {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

.minecraft/config/RTG/biomes/vampirism.cfg

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+# Configuration file
+
+biome {
+
+    vampirism {
+
+        vampireforest {
+            #  [default: true]
+            B:"Allow Villages"=true
+
+            #  [default: false]
+            B:"Allow Volcanoes"=false
+
+            # This setting controls the size of caves.
+            # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Density"=-1
+
+            # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable caves for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 40, default: -1]
+            I:"Cave Frequency"=-1
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff cobble block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:cobblestone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff cobble block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff cobble block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Cobble Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Cobble Block Meta"=
+
+            # Cliff blocks are the blocks that are used on the cliffs of mountains (usually a blend of stone & cobblestone).
+            # If you want to change this biome's cliff stone block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:stone).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom cliff stone block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's cliff stone block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Cliff Stone Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Cliff Stone Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's filler block (the block underneath the top block), enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:dirt).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom filler block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's filler block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Filler Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Filler Block Meta"=
+
+            # If you want to change this biome's top block, enter a valid block ID here (e.g. minecraft:grass).
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Block_IDs [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block"=
+
+            # If you're using a custom top block, enter its numeric data value here.
+            # For example, if you want to use red wool for this biome's top block, you would enter minecraft:wool for the Top Block ID,
+            # and you would enter 6 here, because red wool has a data value of 6. (For most blocks, this value will be 0.)
+            # For more info, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening [default: ]
+            S:"RTG Surface: Top Block Meta"=
+
+            # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+            # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable ravines for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 100, default: -1]
+            I:"Ravine Frequency"=-1
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG decorations will generate in this biome. Instead, only vanilla decorations will generate.
+            # RTG decorations include custom trees, shrubs, boulders, etc. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Decorations"=true
+
+            # If FALSE, no RTG surfaces will be used in this biome. Instead, only vanilla surfaces will be used.
+            # RTG surfaces include custom top & filler blocks, and 'mix' blocks like podzol in Forests. [default: true]
+            B:"Use RTG Surfaces"=true
+
+            # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate if this biome has volcanoes enabled.
+            # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+            # Set to -1 to use global setting. Set to 0 to disable volcanoes for this biome.
+            #  [range: -1 ~ 2147483647, default: -1]
+            I:"Volcano Chance"=-1
+        }
+
+    }
+
+}
+
+

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+# Configuration file
+
+bedrock {
+    # The block to use for the bottom of the Overworld.
+    #  [default: minecraft:bedrock]
+    S:"Bedrock block ID"=minecraft:bedrock
+
+    # The meta value of the bedrock block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Bedrock block meta value"=0
+
+    # 0 = Normal bedrock (rough pattern); 1-5 = Number of flat bedrock layers to generate
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 5, default: 0]
+    I:"Number of flat bedrock layers"=0
+}
+
+
+biomes {
+    # If TRUE, uses the individual biome settings in the biome config files. If FALSE, disables all RTG decorations and uses vanilla decorations instead.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable RTG Biome Decorations"=true
+
+    # If TRUE, uses the individual biome settings in the biome config files. If FALSE, disables all RTG surfaces and uses vanilla surfaces instead.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable RTG Biome Surfaces"=true
+
+    # If RTG tries to generate an unsupported biome or a biome that has an ID conflict, it will generate this biome instead.
+    # If set to -1, RTG will crash instead of generating the patch biome. You might want to do this if you're making a mod pack
+    # and want to make sure all biomes are generating correctly.
+    # Default = Vanilla Plains
+    #  [range: -1 ~ 255, default: 1]
+    I:"Patch Biome ID"=1
+}
+
+
+boulders {
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 1]
+    I:"1/x chance that Cobblestone Boulders will generate if given the opportunity to do so during world gen"=2
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Cobblestone Boulders"=true
+
+    # Set this to TRUE to allow UBC to override cobblestone boulders.
+    # This setting doesn't have any effect if UBC is not installed.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"UBC Boulders"=true
+}
+
+
+caves {
+    # This setting controls the size of caves.
+    # HIGHER values = BIGGER caves & MORE lag. (14 = vanilla cave density)
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 40, default: 8]
+    I:"Cave Density"=10
+
+    # This setting controls the number of caves that generate.
+    # LOWER values = MORE caves & MORE lag. (6 = vanilla cave frequency)
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 40, default: 16]
+    I:"Cave Frequency"=16
+
+    # Must be set to TRUE for the other cave settings to have any effect.
+    # If FALSE, RTG won't interfere with cave generation at all.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Cave Modifications"=true
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Caves"=true
+}
+
+
+debugging {
+    # Instead of crashing when it experiences 'java.util.ConcurrentModificationException' (or any other exception)
+    # during structure generation, RTG will stop trying to generate that structure and continue generating the world.
+    # You should only set this to TRUE if you have been instructed to do so by an RTG developer, or if you know what you're doing.
+    #  [default: false]
+    B:"Crash on Structure Exceptions"=false
+
+    # WARNING: This should only be enabled if you know what you're doing.
+    #  [default: false]
+    B:"Enable Debugging"=false
+}
+
+
+dunes {
+    # This setting controls the height of both sand dunes and snow dunes.
+    # Higher values = taller dunes.
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 12, default: 4]
+    I:"Height of Dunes"=5
+}
+
+
+dungeons {
+    # This setting controls the number of dungeons that generate.
+    # HIGHER values = MORE dungeons & MORE lag. (8 = vanilla dungeon frequency)
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 200, default: 8]
+    I:"Dungeon Frequency"=12
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Dungeons"=true
+}
+
+
+"flowing liquids" {
+    # 1/x chance that a lava stream will generate on the side of a hill or mountain.
+    # 0 = Never generate; 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 2147483647, default: 200]
+    I:"Flowing Lava Chance"=200
+
+    # 1/x chance that a water stream will generate on the side of a hill or mountain.
+    # 0 = Never generate; 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 2147483647, default: 200]
+    I:"Flowing Water Chance"=200
+}
+
+
+gui {
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable World Type Notification Screen"=true
+}
+
+
+"lakes (surface)" {
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 10]
+    I:"1/x chance that Lava Surface Lakes will generate if given the opportunity to do so during world gen"=10
+
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 10]
+    I:"1/x chance that Water Surface Lakes will generate if given the opportunity to do so during world gen"=10
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Lava Surface Lakes"=true
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Water Surface Lakes"=true
+}
+
+
+"lakes (underground)" {
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 10]
+    I:"1/x chance that Lava Underground Lakes will generate if given the opportunity to do so during world gen"=10
+
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 10]
+    I:"1/x chance that Water Underground Lakes will generate if given the opportunity to do so during world gen"=10
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Lava Underground Lakes"=true
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Water Underground Lakes"=true
+}
+
+
+mineshafts {
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Mineshafts"=true
+}
+
+
+"ore gen" {
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Coal Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Diamond Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Emerald Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Gold Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Iron Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Lapis Lazuli Ore"=false
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Redstone Ore"=false
+}
+
+
+plateaus {
+    # Comma-separated list of meta values for the plateau gradient blocks used in the Mesa Bryce biome.
+    # -1 = Plateau block; 0-15 = Plateau gradient block
+    # 0 = White; 1 = Orange; 2 = Magenta; 3 = Light Blue; 4 = Yellow; 5 = Lime; 6 = Pink; 7 = Gray
+    # 8 = Light Gray; 9 = Cyan; 10 = Purple; 11 = Blue; 12 = Brown; 13 = Green; 14 = Red; 15 = Black
+    #  [default: -1,-1,0,1,0,0,0,14,0,8,0,1,8,0,-1,0,14,0,0,14,0,0,8]
+    S:"Mesa Bryce Plateau Block Metas"=-1,-1,0,1,0,0,0,14,0,8,0,1,8,0,-1,0,14,0,0,14,0,0,8
+
+    # Comma-separated list of meta values for the plateau gradient blocks used in the Mesa biome variants (doesn't include Mesa Bryce).
+    # -1 = Plateau block; 0-15 = Plateau gradient block
+    # 0 = White; 1 = Orange; 2 = Magenta; 3 = Light Blue; 4 = Yellow; 5 = Lime; 6 = Pink; 7 = Gray
+    # 8 = Light Gray; 9 = Cyan; 10 = Purple; 11 = Blue; 12 = Brown; 13 = Green; 14 = Red; 15 = Black
+    #  [default: -1,-1,-1,1,1,1,0,-1,-1,6,1,1,8,0,-1,-1,14,-1,-1,6,1,1,4]
+    S:"Mesa Plateau Block Metas"=-1,-1,-1,1,1,1,0,-1,-1,6,1,1,8,0,-1,-1,14,-1,-1,6,1,1,4
+
+    # An extra block to use for Mesa & Savanna plateau gradients. Defaults to hardened clay.
+    # When configuring the various 'meta' options in this section, use a value of '-1' to reference this block.
+    #  [default: minecraft:hardened_clay]
+    S:"Plateau Block ID"=minecraft:hardened_clay
+
+    # The meta value of the plateau block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Plateau Block Meta Value"=0
+
+    # The block to use for Mesa & Savanna plateau gradients. Defaults to stained hardened clay.
+    # This can be any block, but it works best with blocks that have multiple colours, such as stained hardened clay.
+    # The various 'meta' options in this section will use this block to configure the plateau gradients.
+    #  [default: minecraft:stained_hardened_clay]
+    S:"Plateau Gradient Block ID"=minecraft:stained_hardened_clay
+
+    # Comma-separated list of meta values for the plateau gradient blocks used in the Savanna biome variants.
+    # -1 = Plateau block; 0-15 = Plateau gradient block
+    # 0 = White; 1 = Orange; 2 = Magenta; 3 = Light Blue; 4 = Yellow; 5 = Lime; 6 = Pink; 7 = Gray
+    # 8 = Light Gray; 9 = Cyan; 10 = Purple; 11 = Blue; 12 = Brown; 13 = Green; 14 = Red; 15 = Black
+    #  [default: 0,0,0,0,8,8,12,12,8,0,8,12,12,8,12,8,0,0,8,12,12]
+    S:"Savanna Plateau Block Metas"=0,0,0,0,8,8,12,12,8,0,8,12,12,8,12,8,0,0,8,12,12
+
+    # If set to TRUE, Savanna biome variants will mostly use stone/cobblestone instead of gradient blocks for cliffs and plateaus.
+    # Savanna Plateau M will always use gradient blocks.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Use stone for most Savanna biome variants"=true
+}
+
+
+ravines {
+    # Must be set to TRUE for the other ravine settings to have any effect.
+    # If FALSE, RTG won't interfere with ravine generation at all.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Ravine Modifications"=true
+
+    #  [default: false]
+    B:"Enable Ravines"=true
+
+    # This setting controls the number of ravines that generate.
+    # LOWER values = MORE ravines & MORE lag. (50 = vanilla ravine frequency)
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 50]
+    I:"Ravine Frequency"=75
+}
+
+
+rivers {
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent RTG from generating lush river bank decorations in hot biomes, like Desert and Mesa.
+    # Lush decorations consist of tallgrass, trees, shrubs, and other flora.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Lush River Bank Decorations in Hot Biomes"=true
+
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent RTG from generating lush river bank surfaces in hot biomes, like Desert and Mesa.
+    # Lush surfaces consist (almost exclusively) of grass blocks.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Lush River Bank Surfaces in Hot Biomes"=true
+}
+
+
+"rivers and scenic lakes" {
+    # Higher numbers make the large-scale cut-off noise have a greater effect. Defaults to 0.5
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 2.0, default: 0.5]
+    S:"Amplitude of Large-Scale River Cut Off"=0.5
+
+    # Biome ID for scenic lakes when frozen (default 11 = Frozen River)
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 254, default: 11]
+    I:"Biome for frozen scenic lakes"=11
+
+    # Biome ID for scenic lakes when not frozen (default 7 = River)
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 254, default: 7]
+    I:"Biome for scenic lakes"=7
+
+    # Defaults to 1 (standard frequency)
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 10.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"Lake Frequency Multiplier"=1.5
+
+    # Makes scenic lake shores bend and curve more. Defaults to 1
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 2.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"Lake Shore Irregularity"=1.5
+
+    # Defaults to 1 (standard size)
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 10.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"Lake Size Multiplier"=1.0
+
+    # Higher numbers make rivers bend more. Defaults to 1
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 2.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"Multiplier to River Bending"=2.0
+
+    # Multiplier to river frequencies. Defaults to 1
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 10.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"River Frequency Multiplier"=1.5
+
+    # Defaults to 1 (standard width)
+    #  [range: 0.0 ~ 10.0, default: 1.0]
+    S:"River Width Multiplier"=1.5
+
+    # Higher numbers make grassy areas near rivers bigger, but also more rare. Defaults to 350
+    #  [range: 50.0 ~ 5000.0, default: 350.0]
+    S:"Scale of Large-Scale River Cut Off"=350.0
+}
+
+
+saplings {
+    # Set this to TRUE to allow RTG's custom trees to grow from vanilla saplings.
+    # RTG's custom trees can be grown only from the saplings that their leaves would drop naturally, and only in the biomes where they naturally generate.
+    # For example, you can only grow a Swamp Willow in a Swamp biome, and only with an Oak sapling (because Swamp Willows have Oak leaves).
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable RTG Saplings"=true
+
+    # 1/x chance that a vanilla sapling will grow one of RTG's custom trees.
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 2]
+    I:"RTG Tree from Vanilla Sapling Chance"=2
+}
+
+
+"scattered features" {
+    # Must be set to TRUE for the other scattered feature settings to have any effect.
+    # If FALSE, RTG won't interfere with scattered feature generation at all.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Scattered Feature Modifications"=true
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Scattered Features"=true
+
+    # Scattered features = desert temples, jungle temples, and witch huts; 32 = Vanilla
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 48]
+    I:"Maximum distance between scattered features"=48
+
+    # Scattered features = desert temples, jungle temples, and witch huts; 8 = Vanilla
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 12]
+    I:"Minimum distance between scattered features"=12
+}
+
+
+snow {
+    # This applies to newly-generated chunks only. Snow layers will still appear in cold/snowy biomes after it snows.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable Snow Layers"=true
+}
+
+
+strongholds {
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Strongholds"=true
+}
+
+
+"terrain shadowing" {
+    # The block to use for desert terrain shadowing, typically seen on the cliffs of desert mountains. Defaults to stained hardened clay.
+    #  [default: minecraft:stained_hardened_clay]
+    S:"Desert shadow block ID"=minecraft:stained_hardened_clay
+
+    # The meta value of the shadow block for desert cliffs. Defaults to 0 (white).
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Desert shadow block meta value"=0
+
+    # The block to use for stone terrain shadowing, typically seen on the cliffs of stone mountains. Defaults to stained hardened clay.
+    #  [default: minecraft:stained_hardened_clay]
+    S:"Stone shadow block ID"=minecraft:stained_hardened_clay
+
+    # The meta value of the shadow block for stone cliffs. Defaults to 9 (cyan).
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 9]
+    I:"Stone shadow block meta value"=9
+
+    # Set this to TRUE to allow UBC to override desert shadowing.
+    # This setting doesn't have any effect if UBC is not installed.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"UBC Mode (Desert)"=true
+
+    # Set this to TRUE to allow UBC to override stone shadowing.
+    # This setting doesn't have any effect if UBC is not installed.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"UBC Mode (Stone)"=true
+}
+
+
+trees {
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent shrub trunks from generating below the surface.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Allow Shrubs to Generate Below Surface"=true
+
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent trees from generating on sand.
+    # This setting only affects trees generated by RTG. Trees generated by a biome's decorator
+    # will adhere to their own generation rules. (RTG's Palm Trees ignore this setting.)
+    #  [default: false]
+    B:"Allow Trees to Generate on Sand"=false
+
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent the trunks of RTG trees from using the 'all-bark' texture model.
+    # For more information, visit https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_data_values/Pre-flattening#Wood
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Allow bark-covered logs"=true
+}
+
+
+villages {
+    # Set this to FALSE to resolve issues with mods that also modify villages.
+    # If set to FALSE, the 'Minimum distance between villages', 'Maximum distance between villages' & 'Size of villages' settings will have no effect.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable village modifications"=true
+
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Generate Villages"=true
+
+    # Lower values = villages closer together; 32 = Vanilla
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 48]
+    I:"Maximum distance between villages"=48
+
+    # Higher values = villages further apart; 8 = Vanilla
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 12]
+    I:"Minimum distance between villages"=20
+
+    # Higher values = bigger villages; 0 = Vanilla
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 10, default: 0]
+    I:"Size of villages"=2
+}
+
+
+volcanoes {
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent lava from flowing down the sides of volcanoes.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable volcano eruptions"=true
+
+    # Set this to FALSE to prevent volcanoes from generating.
+    #  [default: true]
+    B:"Enable volcanoes"=true
+
+    # 1/x chance that a volcano will generate in a biome that has volcanoes enabled.
+    # 1 = Always generate if possible; 2 = 50% chance; 4 = 25% chance
+    #  [range: 1 ~ 2147483647, default: 36]
+    I:"Volcano Chance"=30
+
+    # The main block to use for the surface of the volcano.
+    #  [default: minecraft:obsidian]
+    S:"Volcano block ID"=minecraft:obsidian
+
+    # The meta value of the volcano block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Volcano block meta value"=0
+
+    # The block ID of the 1st volcano mix block.
+    #  [default: BiomesOPlenty:ashStone]
+    S:"Volcano mix 1 block ID"=BiomesOPlenty:ashStone
+
+    # The meta value of the 1st volcano mix block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Volcano mix 1 block meta value"=0
+
+    # The block ID of the 2nd volcano mix block.
+    #  [default: BiomesOPlenty:ash]
+    S:"Volcano mix 2 block ID"=BiomesOPlenty:ash
+
+    # The meta value of the 2nd volcano mix block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Volcano mix 2 block meta value"=0
+
+    # The block ID of the 3rd volcano mix block.
+    #  [default: minecraft:coal_block]
+    S:"Volcano mix 3 block ID"=minecraft:coal_block
+
+    # The meta value of the 3rd volcano mix block.
+    #  [range: 0 ~ 15, default: 0]
+    I:"Volcano mix 3 block meta value"=0
+}
+
+