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You build your beautiful building, and then, BANG!!! A weird biome appears. How can I stop this glitch on my world?

I'm guessing that map corruption is causing areas to be generated because the existing stuff there is corrupt. If that's the case, I don't think you can fix it in that world.

Byakuren wrote:I'm guessing that map corruption is causing areas to be generated because the existing stuff there is corrupt. If that's the case, I don't think you can fix it in that world.

If I do a new world with the same mapseed, and then I import the map.*sql, it would restore all buildings and stuff and fix the problem?

ParaklataChotou wrote:

Byakuren wrote:I'm guessing that map corruption is causing areas to be generated because the existing stuff there is corrupt. If that's the case, I don't think you can fix it in that world.

If I do a new world with the same mapseed, and then I import the map.*sql, it would restore all buildings and stuff and fix the problem?

By map corruption I mean the database file. I don't think it would fix it, if map corruption is the issue.

A solution can be saving and importing buildings with ".mts"!

Now my server it's working. I created a new world, and added the map.sql, and it's working amazing. You can test it building a new world (called worldA, for example, taking the map.sql, and importing to another new world, and check if the map.sql imported the worldA to the new world.

Well... Be sure of player info, and that you don't forget any important data of the server...

MineYoshi wrote:Well... Be sure of player info, and that you don't forget any important data of the server...

Yes, n_n areas folder (areas mod), travelnet folder (travelnet mod), xban folder and ip ban folder.

ParaklataChotou wrote:

MineYoshi wrote:Well... Be sure of player info, and that you don't forget any important data of the server...

Yes, n_n areas folder (areas mod), travelnet folder (travelnet mod), xban folder and ip ban folder.

Well... then i think you solved the issue! Yay! :D

Well, a part of the problem seems to be that xdecor fails to set is_ground_content to false for most nodes. Which means the cave generator is allowed to destroy xdecor's nodes.

This may be not the whole problem, but surely it's a part of the reason why this appens.

Wuzzy wrote:Well, a part of the problem seems to be that xdecor fails to set is_ground_content to false for most nodes. Which means the cave generator is allowed to destroy xdecor's nodes.

This may be not the whole problem, but surely it's a part of the reason why this appens.

WTF?!!! THAT'S NOT POSSIBLE.
The only reason is worldedit mod. The command //deleteblocks.
I used that command in a far distant area... It creates new biomes. The pos were really tiny, but looks like this command creates a bug inside the world files. And now is creating more biomes in another areas; biomes everywhere lol.

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I had problem with //deleteblocks before. It replaced random blocks with others far outside the area I tried to edit. I don't think it's part of worldedit, it's built in. "replace default:blockname air" works but also has a bug if I edit a large area, but can be fixed with "replace air air"

TARD wrote:I had problem with //deleteblocks before. It replaced random blocks with others far outside the area I tried to edit. I don't think it's part of worldedit, it's built in. "replace default:blockname air" works but also has a bug if I edit a large area, but can be fixed with "replace air air"

Thank you Tard. It worked with lights problem. I've built a new server. Thank you n_n.