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Expose InternalBiomeUtils.transformBiome

See original GitHub issue

transformBiome can be used by dimension mods for transforming modded biomes into their variants, which is done in the SetBaseBiomesLayer mixin in the biome API. (SetBaseBiomesLayer places all registered continental biomes, so I can’t use that directly.)

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valoeghesecommented, Dec 31, 2019

Anyway, we should expose it through a method in FabricBiomes, I think (since that’s the class for stuff not pertaining to a specific dimension). Possibly FabricBiomes#transformBiome or FabricBiomes#transformBiomeVariant?

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liachcommented, Dec 31, 2019

@valoeghese should speak given he wrote the biome api.

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