Is it Possible to Enhance the Size of Landmasses in the Continents Datapack?

[gritty pivot]

Is it possible to adjust the size of continents in the Continents datapack? For instance, I would like to have only 20% water on the map and 80% land. I am playing with Terralith on version 1.21

[dreamy escarp]

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[meager flax]

At that point, it's basically vanilla. Continents works because there is so much water

to directly answer your question: although we have a guide on how to configure a couple of things with Continents, I don't think it will get what you want. But you are free to try it out if you wish. Otherwise, further help with editing worldgen should be redirected to #worldgen-dev

[dreamy escarp]

Configuration (Resized Terralith Biomes)

Open the mod/datapack files and navigate to data/minecraft/worldgen/density_function/overworld.
Open base_erosion.json, temperature.json, and vegetation.json. In each, you should see something like this: ```json
{
"argument": {
"xz_scale": 0.25,
"y_scale": 0.0,
"noise": "minecraft:erosion",
"shift_x": "minecraft:shift_x",
"shift_y": 0.0,
"shift_z": "minecraft:shift_z",
"type": "minecraft:shifted_noise"
},
"type": "minecraft:flat_cache"
}

Only change `xz_scale`, __do not touch anything else__. Smaller values = larger biomes. An `xz_scale` of 0.5 is 4x smaller biomes, and an `xz_scale` of 0.125 is 4x larger biomes. For context, the vanilla Large Biomes world type effectively uses an `xz_scale` of 0.0625.

[gritty pivot]

All right, but thank you very much for the quick help :)