
Changing seasons bring colorful leaves, winter snow, and spring blossoms.
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Seasons Data Pack brings seasonal changes to vanilla Minecraft biomes, with biome appearance shifting gradually around players as they explore. In fall, trees take on golden and red colors; winter brings snow that turns trees white, covers small plants and flowers, and can freeze rivers and some oceans, with snow and ice melting after the season passes. Spring restores green leaves with patches of pink flowering foliage, while sky colors shift slightly across the seasons. Savannas have wet and dry seasons: summer is the rainy period, when grass and leaves become vibrantly green, while the rest of the year is dry. The pack avoids making seasonal changes permanently destructive: snow can cover flowers without replacing them, and leaves keep their blocks while their biome tint changes. It runs server-side and supports multiplayer without requiring a resource pack.
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Runs 42 function files: 1 every game tick and 1 when the pack loads. Its commands can place or replace blocks, remove entities, items or data and change game or server settings.
Changes world generation: 184 biomes.
Adds 29 tags and 2 predicates.
Replaces 5 of vanilla Minecraft's other data files.
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