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Set different world generation around an existing map with structures?

Hey, so I recently made a map for a build with a friend on an Aternos server. The map I made in Worldpainter is about 2,700x2,000 blocks and a mountainous/plains area. The problem is that when I export it to a Minecraft map, an ocean with islands generates around the existing Worldpainter map. Now that we have already built structures in this map, I'd like to change the surrounding generation to also be a plains biome. I have tried setting a seed in the Aternos server settings before joining for the first time, but this didn't help, the same ocean still generated around the map.

Is there any way to force only a certain biome to generate around the map or alternatively just generate a plains world and paste the map I already made into it?

I'd greatly appreciate any help/tips, thanks!

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u/Steve44444444 — 3 days ago
▲ 13 r/1series

Recently picked up a 2011 E88 125i, what should I know?

Hey everyone!
I recently picked up this 2011 BMW E88 125i and I'm really enjoying it so far. It has the 218hp 3.0 N52, the automatic Steptronic transmission and around 87,000 km (54k miles). The previous owner was an older guy who wanted to sell the car because he said he wasn't really driving it like it's meant to be driven anymore xd.

I paid around €18,300 (Just for context, these are Austrian prices, so these aren't necessarily comparable to US prices) for the car and have put roughly another €3,000 into it for things that needed sorting out.

I like to do trivial stuff on cars on my own, but for preserving value and having bills to back up what was done, I managed to find a BMW specialized workshop in my area. The things that were done are: New 5W40 engine oil + filter, a full transmission flush because the Steptronic was shifting kinda sluggish, new brake fluid, the rear differential has also been rebuilt because the bearings were making a grinding noise, and a scratch in the front bumper was repaired.

I also did some smaller things myself like replacing the door seals because they were worn, detailing the entire interior and other small stuff.

The car is stock and everything is OEM at the moment, and I'd definitely like to keep it that way and preserve it the best I can.

I'm not new to owning BMWs, but relatively new to owning an E8x, so I'd love to hear from people who have owned this model for a while. What are the main things I should keep an eye on with the N52 and the E88 in general? I know about the electric water pump failing, but is there anything you would recommend replacing or checking proactively at this mileage, and are there any common convertible-specific issues I should know about?

I'm also curious about any useful coding features, hidden tricks or little things about this generation/model that aren't immediately obvious.

I'd really appreciate any advice, tips or things to look out for. Feel free to tell me if I'm doing anything wrong or things you wish you had known before I inevitably find out the hard way haha.

(Also sorry that I don't have any better pics of the interior but it doesn't have the iDrive if thats relevant, feel free to ask me anything too!)

u/Steve44444444 — 5 days ago
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Recently picked up a 2011 E88 125i, what should I know?

Hey everyone!
I recently picked up this 2011 BMW E88 125i and I'm really enjoying it so far. It has the 218hp 3.0 N52, the automatic Steptronic transmission and around 87,000 km (54k miles). The previous owner was an older guy who wanted to sell the car because he said he wasn't really driving it like it's meant to be driven anymore xd.

I paid around €18,300 (Just for context, these are Austrian prices, so these aren't necessarily comparable to US prices) for the car and have put roughly another €3,000 into it for things that needed sorting out.

I like to do trivial stuff on cars on my own, but for preserving value and having bills to back up what was done, I managed to find a BMW specialized workshop in my area. The things that were done are: New 5W40 engine oil + filter, a full transmission flush because the Steptronic was shifting kinda sluggish, new brake fluid, the rear differential has also been rebuilt because the bearings were making a grinding noise, and a scratch in the front bumper was repaired.

I also did some smaller things myself like replacing the door seals because they were worn, detailing the entire interior and other small stuff.

The car is stock and everything is OEM at the moment, and I'd definitely like to keep it that way and preserve it the best I can.

I'm not new to owning BMWs, but relatively new to owning an E8x, so I'd love to hear from people who have owned this model for a while. What are the main things I should keep an eye on with the N52 and the E88 in general? I know about the electric water pump failing, but is there anything you would recommend replacing or checking proactively at this mileage, and are there any common convertible-specific issues I should know about?

I'm also curious about any useful coding features, hidden tricks or little things about this generation/model that aren't immediately obvious.

I'd really appreciate any advice, tips or things to look out for. Feel free to tell me if I'm doing anything wrong or things you wish you had known before I inevitably find out the hard way haha.

(Also sorry that I don't have any better pics of the interior but it doesn't have the iDrive if thats relevant, feel free to ask me anything too!)

u/Steve44444444 — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/tipofmyjoystick

[PC][2000s-early 2010s] Early 3D top-down/isometric maze game, maybe controlling a mouse in a small UFO/vehicle, collecting cheese?

I'm trying to remember a PC game I watched my dad play when I was a kid. It was probably around 2010–2013, but the game itself could definitely be older.

Here's what I (think I) remember:

  • PC game (probably Windows 7, but not 100% sure)
  • I think early 3D graphics with that classic late 90s/early 2000s CGI look
  • Camera was from above at a slight angle (isometric/top-down)
  • Colorful maze/labyrinth levels that weren't that big, I remember one level that could fit on the entire screen, it wasn't really a maze, more like a few walls and you had to move around and then exit through a door at the top I think.
  • I think you collected cheese and then exited through a door at the top of the screen once everything was collected
  • I vaguely remember playing as a mouse... or it could be that the mouse was controlling a UFO/Hovercraft/Vehicle? I'm really not sure.
  • The music was funky and MIDI-sounding, kind of goofy...
  • I know it sounds stupid but I think I remember something like a mouse-professor whose vehicle it could have been you are testing? Something like that I think.

I know some of these memories could be mixed together after all these years, so even if only part of this sounds familiar, I'd really appreciate any suggestions!

Thanks a lot, cheers!

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u/Steve44444444 — 1 month ago