How biomes can possibly work [Suggestion]
Before I get started, yes I know biomes are a controversial topic and there will be people that say it would make exploring super repetitive, but c'mon, being in a plains surround by trees with an arctic mountain landscape in the back would be absolutely sick.
The chances of finding a multibiome planet would be something like a 1/8, so they don't become repetitive
Also finding multiple planets with multiple biomes in one system would be something rare to find
The different biomes on these planets would only spawn with other planets in their category.
Categories:
Lush is compatible with All
Exotic is compatible with Toxic, Radioactive, and Desert
Cold is compatible with all but Exotic and hot
Desert is compatible with all
Airless is compatible with none
Hot is compatible with all but Cold and Exotic
Radiation/Toxic is compatible with all
This may seem a little confusing but let me explain
The generation of these planets would work by choosing a base biome, for example, Hot. Another biome that's compatible, like lush, would be placed over the base biome using a pattern, like spots, striped, or geometric. Now you have a multibiome planet.
The biomes would pretty much be merging planets together with patterns
Now what if you wanted 3, or 4 biomes? Well 1/64 planets would be 3 biomes, 1/512 would be 4, 1/4096 would be 5. Finding one of these super variety planets would be insane and exciting.
You can also have 2 similar biomes in a multibiome planet, like a pink grassland lush, and a green mushroom mountain lush.
The same thing can also be done with oceans if they eventually update it and make an overall variety change
If you have an other suggestions or modification to this please comment I would like to hear it