adding custom worldtypes round 2

[woodiertexas]

a continuation of #79 that was using a dated "rewrite" branch of my months old wiki fork and since it caused me issues, i wanted to refork and try again

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[anonymous123-code]

Sorry for all the formatting nitpicks

Also maybe switch to giving the code first and explaining it afterwards. Right now you reference stuff without any context where it should be until the end of the explanantion

[anonymous123-code]

I do not know much about word gen, but it might be good to also add a page that explains what all the different types mean. (world preset, dimension type, generator, biome sources, etc.) It might also mean that this article only works well within the context of a full worldgen wiki.

[ix0rai]

uses the terms "world preset" and "worldtype" without explaining the difference between the two

this can be fixed by having a "dictionary" portion of a page

or just explain in the intro

[woodiertexas]

uses the terms "world preset" and "worldtype" without explaining the difference between the two

this can be fixed by having a "dictionary" portion of a page

or just explain in the intro

right here?

[ix0rai]

yes

[woodiertexas]

shaping up! still has 2 major issues

* the "here are the valid things: [lists literally just one item]" issue

* uses the terms "world preset" and "worldtype" without explaining the difference between the two

also,

Now, what is a custom worldtype you may ask? World types define world generation options for Minecraft worlds. They let you change the make-up of your Minecraft worlds by configuring how world generation behaves.

how did you gloss over this?

[ix0rai]

shaping up! still has 2 major issues

* the "here are the valid things: [lists literally just one item]" issue

* uses the terms "world preset" and "worldtype" without explaining the difference between the two

also,

Now, what is a custom worldtype you may ask? World types define world generation options for Minecraft worlds. They let you change the make-up of your Minecraft worlds by configuring how world generation behaves.

how did you gloss over this?

this is explaining world types. you never explain the term world preset or contrast the two

[woodiertexas]

shaping up! still has 2 major issues

* the "here are the valid things: [lists literally just one item]" issue

* uses the terms "world preset" and "worldtype" without explaining the difference between the two

also,

Now, what is a custom worldtype you may ask? World types define world generation options for Minecraft worlds. They let you change the make-up of your Minecraft worlds by configuring how world generation behaves.

how did you gloss over this?

this is explaining world types. you never explain the term world preset or contrast the two

someone skipped my latest commit: 553b8cd

[ix0rai]

noise is still the only one of the valid generator IDs, and I'd like to see a little more consistency in type vs preset (pick a favourite, use it the whole article. I'd prefer to see world type as the favourite). otherwise after a style pass this looks good!

[anonymous123-code]

A couple of formatting and formulation improvements. The content and structure are looking good.

[UpcraftLP]

This section could use a note about how to select custom world types on a dedicated server (server.properties)

[OroArmor]

was this fixed? i dont see any reference to this