In essence, it should list the contents of the biome registry - meaning, all biomes registered within the game and their respective protocol IDs - the same way it is done for items ("minecraft:item"), potions ("minecraft:potion"), and all other other registries that are present within the registries.json file.
The presence of "minecraft:biome" as an entry of other registries is not helpful, as the list of biome protocol IDs is nowhere to be found.
I don't think that is correct; "minecraft:worldgen/biome" isn't present in my registries.json file, either (even when using the "--all" flag with the command).
meyfa
MC-270671
I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. I would expect there to be a top-level key named "minecraft:biome" that looks as follows:
{ "minecraft:biome": { "entries": { "minecraft:badlands": { "protocol_id": <id> }, ... "minecraft:plains": { "protocol_id": <id> }, ... }, "protocol_id": <id> } }In essence, it should list the contents of the biome registry - meaning, all biomes registered within the game and their respective protocol IDs - the same way it is done for items ("minecraft:item"), potions ("minecraft:potion"), and all other other registries that are present within the registries.json file.
The presence of "minecraft:biome" as an entry of other registries is not helpful, as the list of biome protocol IDs is nowhere to be found.
I don't think that is correct; "minecraft:worldgen/biome" isn't present in my registries.json file, either (even when using the "--all" flag with the command).