I wanted to see what some real mountains would look like in Minecraft so I imported elevation data into the game and talk a bit about the different types.

I make a quick tutorial for my process:    • How to import real mountains into Minecraft  

Here is a link to the Teton World also. Its a beast to run. You will need 6 gigs of ram allocated to minecraft and distant horizons to see that far. If you are using distant horizons, i recommend letting it just sit there and generate the distant terrain before trying to explore. This world hard crashed my PC several times and its a pretty decent PC. I probably won't keep this link up forever since the world is on the bigger size. So, if you are from the future, I'm sorry.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12FR1...

Music:    / @dingyfried  
Intro: Discord: icarotkd
CMPatric1 world map. https://www.planetminecraft.com/proje...

Patreon:   / gneissname  
Discord:   / discord  
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/gneiss.name

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