Skru

Thank you. That's a cool feature. I wonder what else is hidden in these worlds that I have never seen so far. I really like the world generator.

While walking through my world I found an area with mostly shallow ponds, but a few of those ponds have a huge cave system below them. It is too wide and too huge for a normal cavern and I haven't seen anything similar so far. The deepest point of the hole is at height 16, so it is nearly 100 blocks deep. The pools are different entrances to the same system. They are connected beneath the surface. It is very cool to explore it, but my question is, is this intentional? Have you ever seen something similar? I recreated the world and found the holes again which means they are reproducible. Here is the world config if you want to take a look by yourself. Seed: 437952797 Pole-Equator-Distance: 50k blocks Coordinates: /tp 227 109 4072

I made some experiments today. Here are my results in case anyone should encounter similar problems with breeding. I only tested the breeding conditions for sheep, but I guess the same mechanism applies to chicken and pigs. Sea level is not relevant. They can reproduce at any height (I tested height 60 to height 150) Sunlight is not necessary. They can reproduce without any light. Nevertheless, they need a light level of at least 10 to live. Artificial light sources are sufficient. Males and females don't need physical contact. They may be separated by fences or walls and may be kept in different rooms or fields. The seasons don't seem to influence the breeding. They can also breed in December at -5°C (my testing area didn't become very cold in winter). The female animal must be ready to mate and (in case of sheep) have a saturation level of 10. There must be a male sheep in at most 10 blocks distance (circular radius, not cubic). The male sheep must eat at least one portion of feed to be "activated" to breed. Even if all the females have full saturation, they will not become pregnant until the male has eaten one portion. As far as I observed, one male that ate one portion is enough to breed forever, even for future pregnancies (I tested about a year by adding time and increasing the time speed).

I captured about 10 sheep (7 female, 3 male), 8 pigs (6 female, 2 male) and a hen and a rooster ingame between May to June (1 month = 12 days). I fed them until all female sheep had saturation 10 and the sows had saturation level 8. It took me until August until I had enough food. Since then they are all fed and ready to breed. Currently it is end of November, but they don't get pregnant. In the same time I fed my hen, which got pregnant and the first generation of chicken is already grown up by now. I wonder what I am doing wrong. In another world (in version 1.12.14) I kept male and female sheep and pig separated by a fence and they still got pregnant. In the current world (version 1.13.4) I tried the same, but none of the animals got pregnant. I released at least one male a while ago into the herd of females, but still nothing happens. My pigs are currently in an underground cellar. My sheep and chickens are in two block deep pits because they glitched out of the fence sometimes. What are the breeding conditions for animals? Do they need sunlight? Do they need physical contact between males and females? May I keep them separated? Do they only get pregnant in certain seasons? Do I have to keep them above sea level? Do the males also need food (I saw them eat, but they don't get any saturation)?