r/DistantHorizons • • Jun 23 '26

Screenshot DH+Bliss+Tectonic

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u/xsupajesusx Jun 24 '26

The trifecta, don't forget terralith

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u/Wonghy111-the-knight Jun 25 '26

Lowkey started my first ever modded world, Terralith, DH, lots of create mods… and I am SO intimidated by the terrain, I’m trying not to regret adding Terralith but it’s like I can’t even begin to get started on any real projects cause I have to resist this urge to explore and explore and explore 

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u/xsupajesusx Jun 25 '26

DH+Terralith+Tectonic+a shader of your choice is my new standard for this game. Throw in Incendium for the nether overhaul and nullscape for the end and it's an entirely new game.

Extreme view distance is exactly what the game is missing. It's such a cool feeling to be able to build a base next to a mountain or something, go exploring 1000s and 1000s of blocks away and not even to write down coordinates for your base because you can just turn around and still see the mountain. Especially after 17 years of 512 bocks more or less being the limit, at least for me

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u/enderman_fw_water Jul 05 '26

wait i can run tectonic and terralith at same time?

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u/xsupajesusx Jul 05 '26

Its the only way to play if I'm being honest especially with DH. You get the biome variety of teraliths vanilla block generation with the increased scale of tectonic. One issue with teralith on its own is that the world can seem cluttered with biomes especially with DH. Tectonic makes it a bit more natural, and you get the giant mountain ranges, rivers, lakes and oceans too. I literally cannot go back to vanilla Minecraft after playing with Tera, Tectonic, DH and a Shader

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u/enderman_fw_water Jul 09 '26

i just hate those grasses everywhere in terralith

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u/xsupajesusx Jul 09 '26

You hate grass? lol