Is it possible to remove biomes?

[sullen echo]

originally I just wanted to delete/remove some structures from the game but apparently it's not possible so I was wondering if removing biomes are even possible

[quaint plover]

You could replaced them

[quaint salmon]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/documents/biomes/custompartialbiomereplacement?view=minecraft-bedrock-stable
yeah, this also works for vanilla biomes, so you can replace the biome with forest, plains, ect.

just edit the vanilla biome file and use the replacement component

[lyric fog]

Yes, it is possible to remove all vanilla biomes using biome replacement, all vanilla structures will not generate if you do not use the vanilla biome tags, except the ruined portal which will always generate

[sullen echo]

thanks for the info, it worked

[warped vortex]

Can I make a vanilla structure to not spawn

[smoky flame]

You can maybe override it. You can find a lot of the vanilla feature / feature rules files in the BDS download, or in the app folder for Bedrock (most easily accessed on PC).

[warped vortex]

I don't have pc

[smoky flame]

Download BDS, unzip it, take files, delete rest.

[warped vortex]

Oh ok thanks vm

[smoky flame]

in data/definitions I think

folder

[warped vortex]

Okkk

[lyric fog]

if you just want to modify your own minecraft without it being an addon, then yes

[smoky flame]

Can't you override the vanilla features (and/or feature rules) in addons by defining your own file/definition with that name? I thought I've seen other people on here do that. I know you can't place/refer to the feature files in the vanilla pack, it just throws up an error about not being able to place internal features.

I have not tried overriding yet - that's on my list. I only discovered these files recently through searching here and finding a reference to them.

At the very least it is very useful to see how vanilla uses features/feature rules, since there is not enough documentation.

I appreciate how Mojang have included some of the vanilla structure files, though they are in NBT format - not sure if this is identical to how Java formats their .nbt structures.

[lyric fog]

the nbt structures presented in bedrock are the same files as those in java