Description
The mod could include features such as:
A variety of new biomes, such as rainforests, deserts, and tundra, each with their own unique flora and fauna.
New types of trees and plants that are specific to each biome, such as cacti in the desert and palm trees in the rainforest.
Realistic weather effects such as dynamic clouds, rain, and snow, that change based on the player’s location and the time of day.
Advanced lighting and shadow effects, including ambient occlusion and volumetric clouds, to create a more immersive and realistic environment.
A new environmental system that changes the temperature, humidity and other parameters based on the player’s location and the current weather, which affects the player’s health.
New game mechanics, such as realistic water physics, that simulates the flow of water through rivers and streams, and dynamic erosion that affects terrain over time.
To implement this mod, you would need to have a good understanding of Lua programming language and Minetest’s modding API. You would also need to be familiar with the game’s codebase and file formats, as well as the tools and libraries used to create and edit the game’s graphics and performance. Additionally, you should be familiar with game design principles, such as balancing and game mechanics, to ensure that the mod is fun and engaging for players.
Overall, creating a “Realistic Nature” mod would be a challenging but rewarding project that allows you to demonstrate your skills in game modding and Lua programming, while also showcasing your creativity in designing new biomes, plants and weather effects.
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