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Biomas referem-se aos diferentes tipos de áreas que um mundo de Terraria pode conter. Cada bioma pode conter seus próprios blocos de terreno, items colecionáveis, paisagens de fundo, paredes de fundo, inimigos, criaturas, música tema, Quest de pesca do Pescador, e outros traços característicos.

Os biomas mais comuns são Florestas, localizadas na superfície. Indo mais para a esquerda ou para a direita irá, eventualmente, levar até A Corrupção/O Carmim, Desertos, Bioma de neve, Selva, o Calabouço, e nas extremidades direita e esquerda do mundo, os dois Oceanos.

Espaço se expande por todo o comprimento do mundo, acima da superfície. Debaixo da superfície, existem inúmeros biomas subterrâneos: Eles começam com a camada da Caverna e incluem o Bioma de Cogumelos Brilhantes subterrâneo, o bioma de Selva Subterrânea, o Bioma de Gelo, e o Deserto Subterrâneo. Na parte mais profunda do mundo existe O Submundo.

Depois da primeira derrota da Parede de carne (Em inglês: Wall of Flesh) no Submundo, o mundo é convertido para Modo Difícil, e novas áreas de Corrupção ou Carmim irão se formar, assim como um novo bioma, O Sagrado, além de versões subterrâneas desses.

A Corrupção, O Carmim, e O Sagrado são todos biomas "contagiosos" que se espalham por certos blocos adjacentes. Antes de entrar no Modo Difícil, o Bioma Maléfico irá lentamente se espalhar com sua grama, mas assim que o Modo Difícil começar, todos os três biomas irão se espalhar diretamente pela maioria dos blocos de Solo, Cipós, e Arbustos de espinhos.

Espaço[]

BiomeBannerSpace

Espaço é a camada que aparece no topo do mundo: a partir de 700 pés, ou mais para mundos de tamanho médio. O céu é escuro, e mesmo que o Sol ainda esteja visível, você pode ver as estrelas. Gravidade zero afeta jogadores e inimigos. Inimigos ainda aparecerão no espaço, mas não frequentemente. O espaço tem um plano de fundo e música próprios, assim como seus inimigos - Harpias no começo do jogo e Wyverns, Martian Probes e Arqui-serpe no Modo Difícil.

Superfície/Subterrâneo[]

Biomas que aparecem acima da camada de Caverna tem a função de biomas da superfície, mesmo que ele possam, muitas vezes, se extender para o subterrâneo, abaixo de 0 pés, no qual as músicas distintas do subterrâneo começarão a tocar. A verdadeira versão dos biomas "subterrâneos", como o Bioma de Gelo, com características subterrâneas diferentes, não começam até chegar nas profundezas da camada de Caverna.

Pureza / Floresta[]

BiomeBannerForest

Florestas são o bioma mais comum da superfície, e são onde o jogador normalmente surge assim que começa um novo mundo. Grama verde cresce pela terra, na qual pode surgir Cogumelos, Nascer do Dia, e Árvores. Florestas aparecem quando nenhum outro bioma for válido.

Neve[]

BiomeBannerSnow

Biomas de Neve são biomas com temática de inverno compostos predominantemente de Neve e Blocos de Gelo. Cai neve constantemente, apesar de que isso é apenas um efeito estético. O Bioma de Neve é sempre localizado no lado oposto à Selva e, dessa forma, no mesmo lado do mapa que o Calabouço. Um mínimo de 300 / 1500 de Neve ou Blocos de Gelo são necessários para uma área ser considerada um Bioma de Neve.

Deserto[]

BiomeBannerDesert

Desertos são áreas extensas de Areia que necessitam de pelo menos 1000/1,500 de areia ou outro bloco com temática de deserto. Eles são comuns entre Florestas.

Corrupção e Carmim[]

BiomeBannerCorruption
BiomeBannerCrimson

A world will always generate with an Evil Biome – either Crimson or Corruption, but never both. The only exception is when the seed 05162020 is used, as both Corruption and Crimson appear there. Each are hazardous biomes that offer access to important loot, crafting materials, and bosses. On the Versão para Computador Computador, Versão para Console Console, Versão para Celular Celular, Versão para Switch Switch e a versão usada pelo tModLoader tModLoader, the player is able to choose which world evil will appear in their world in any world Versão para Computador / provided they have defeated the Wall of Flesh on a separate world Versão para Console. By default, it is a 50/50 chance of which one is randomly selected during world generation.

  • The Corruption follows a rotten theme and features vertical chasms, Shadow Orbs, and Demon Altars. They require at least 200/300 Corrupt Grass or other Corrupt blocks.
  • The Crimson follows a gory theme and features angled passages, Crimson Hearts, and Crimson Altars. They require at least 200/300 Crimson Grass or other Crimson blocks.

Selva[]

BiomeBannerJungle

The Jungle is a difficult surface biome composed of Jungle Grass, Vines, Mud and Mahogany Trees. The sky appears a vibrant green color. Mahogany Trees respawn automatically without the need to plant Acorns. The Jungle will always be located on the opposite side of the map from the Snow biome and Dungeon. A minimum of 80/140 Jungle Grass or Jungle foliage is required for an area to be a Jungle biome.

Calabouço[]

BiomeBannerDungeon

The Dungeon is a difficult labyrinth leading from the Surface down to near-Underworld depths. The Old Man stands at the entrance, and using him to defeat Skeletron is required to gain access to the inside. Heading below 0ft in the Dungeon without defeating Skeletron spawns one or more Dungeon Guardians, which have enormous defenses and are capable of one-hitting most players. The loot found in the Dungeon is rare, valuable, and some cannot be found elsewhere. The Dungeon is always located opposite to the Jungle and thus on the same side of the map as the Snow biome.

Oceano[]

BiomeBannerOcean

Oceans consist of a deep body of water where dangerous swimming enemies are found and Water Chests which contain ocean-themed loot. They are always located on both horizontal edges of the world.

Duke Fishron can be summoned here with a Truffle Worm. The Magic Conch can be used to teleport the player to an ocean.

Cogumelo[]

BiomeBannerMushroom

The surface version of the Glowing Mushroom biome does not occur naturally, and can only be cultivated by players using Mushroom Grass Seeds or an imported Clentaminator with Dark Blue Solution on surface-level mud.

Caverna[]

A camada de Caverna marca o início das variantes dos biomas subterrâneos distintos, com características que os separam de suas versões da superfície.

Deserto Subterrâneo[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundDesert

The Underground Desert is a difficult biome located beneath the surface Desert. The biome always has either a circular or an oval shape and contains various types of Antlions as well as ancient-Egyptian-themed enemies in Modo Difícil.

Selva Subterrâ[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundJungle

The Underground Jungle is a difficult biome located beneath the surface Jungle. Its dense catacomb of compartments contain several hazards and dense vegetation, as well as important loot and crafting materials. In Hardmode, valuable Chlorophyte Ore can be mined here. Three bosses can be fought in this biome: An Underground Jungle always contains several Bee Hives, where the Queen Bee boss is usually summoned. After the Mechanical Bosses have been defeated, Plantera's Bulbs spawn, allowing the player to summon Plantera, an important boss. The Jungle Temple is also located within the Underground Jungle, where the Golem boss can be summoned after Plantera is defeated.

Underground Mushroom[]

The Underground Glowing Mushroom biome features Glowing Mushrooms on top of Mud, and if there is enough height in the cavern, Giant Glowing Mushrooms can grow as well. It has a unique background and is the only place where Truffle Worms can be obtained.

Gelo[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundSnow

The Ice biome is the Cavern layer's more dangerous portion of the Snow biome and is located beneath the surface part. Many ledges and bodies of water will have a layer of Thin Ice over them, and while these can support the player's weight they can break when landing on them with high enough speed. This can be avoided with Ice Skates, Frostspark Boots, or Terraspark Boots. Frozen Chests contain ice-themed equipment.

Lodo Brilhante[]

BiomeBannerGlowingMoss

The Glowing Moss is a biome located in the Caverns level of the world, but cannot be found under the Spawn area. Nearly every piece of Stone Block is covered in Krypton, Xenon or Argon Moss and every instance found in a single world will use the same moss variant. This biome initially starts off much larger than its counterpart the Moss Chamber. A large world has a chance to generate up to 4 instances of this biome, but is not guaranteed any. This biome has no unique enemies, but instead has regular Caverns level enemies.

Submundo[]

BiomeBannerUnderworld

The Underworld is a difficult biome located along the entire bottom of the world. Lava pools cover much of its terrain and dangerous enemies spawn frequently. Hellstone can be mined here, Ruined Houses offer valuable loot (some within their Shadow Chests), and unique furniture, and the Wall of Flesh boss can be summoned here in order to activate Modo Difícil. In Hardmode, the Alma Torturada spawns in the Underworld, which can be converted to the Cobrador de Impostos NPC using Purification Powder.


Modo Difícil[]

Hardmode biomes spawn or convert as a result of the game transitioning to Modo Difícil.

O Sagrado[]

BiomeBannerHallow

The Hallow can be considered the counterpart to the Evil Biome. It is automatically created once the player activates Modo Difícil by defeating the Wall of Flesh. The Hallow has pastel-colored imagery but is nevertheless highly difficult. It requires at least 100/125 Hallowed Grass or other Hallowed blocks to form a Hallow biome.

O Sagrado Subterrâneo[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundHallow

The Underground Hallow is located beneath the surface Hallow, starting at the Cavern layer. It has a different soundtrack from the surface Hallow, and contains even more difficult enemies as well as valuable items, like Souls of Light and Crystal Shards.

Corrupção Subterrânea[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundCorruption

The Underground Corruption is created in the Cavern layer upon defeating the Wall of Flesh. It is not necessarily located beneath pre-Hardmode surface Corruption biomes. While it shares the theme with the surface Corruption, it has different enemies and a different soundtrack (a mix of the regular Underground and Corruption soundtrack). It is the only place to obtain Souls of Night, which is occasionally dropped by all enemies.

Carmim Subterrâneo[]

BiomeBannerUndergroundCrimson

The Underground Crimson is the alternative to the Underground Corruption, which functions and generates in mostly the same way. The Underground Crimson, like the Corruption variant, will have enemies occasionally drop Souls of Night. It is the only place where enemies drop Ichor.

Corrupted/Crimson Deserts & Hallowed Deserts[]

When the world enters Hardmode, several Deserts of the world will become either corrupted, crimsoned, or hallowed. These have their own backgrounds, and spawn unique versions of the Mummy with unique drops. Sand is replaced by Ebonsand, Crimsand, or Pearlsand. It is possible for a pre-Hardmode world to be generated with a Corrupt or Crimson Desert.

Mini-Biomas[]

Biomes in this category tend to be small in number and size. They have unique characteristics and monster spawns.

Colméia[]

BiomeBannerHive

The Bee Hive is located in the Underground Jungle. Bee Hives are made from Hive blocks and contain honey and often a Larva. Destroying the Larva summons the Queen Bee boss. Breaking a Hive block may spawn a bee and/or some honey. There can rarely be two or three Bee Hives next to each other.

Caverna de Granito[]

BiomeBannerGranite

The Granite Cave is a cave area made completely of Granite Blocks, usually fairly spacious with interspersed ledges and platforms. Granite Caves contain granite-themed enemies such as Granite Elementals and Granite Golems.

Caverna de Mármore[]

BiomeBannerMarble

The Marble Cave is a cave area that is horizontal in shape and made completely out of Marble Blocks. Marble Caves contain ancient-Greek-themed enemies such as Hoplites and Medusas.

Cemitério[]

BiomeBannerGraveyard

The Graveyard is formed around large clusters of Gravestones. Graveyards generate Ecto Mist and spawn enemies such as Ravens, Ghosts and Maggot Zombies. NPC's who have homes in a Graveyard may sell unique items.

Oásis[]

BiomeBannerOasis

The Oasis is a mini-biome that spawns in the Desert. It consists of palm trees surrounding a pool of water in the center.

Templo da Selva[]

BiomeBannerJungleTemple

The Jungle Temple is a large, nearly impenetrable structure that spawns deep in the Underground Jungle. It is filled with powerful enemies and is only accessible after defeating Plantera, using the Temple Key she drops to open the door. In the largest chamber, there is a Lihzahrd Altar to spawn Golem. You can spawn him by using a Lihzahrd Power Cell. Note that there are few other ways to enter the temple.

Meteorite[]

BiomeBannerMeteor

When the player defeats the Eater of Worlds or Brain of Cthulhu / breaks a Shadow Orb or Crimson Heart, there is a 50% chance that within the next day at midnight the game will spawn a Meteorite and display the message "A meteorite has landed!". The meteor will crash into land and convert the area into a crater with three layers; blocks in the innermost area will be deleted without dropping anything; surrounding this all blocks around the empty area will be converted into Meteorite ore; in a much larger radius outside this mass of ore, only occasional blocks similarly converted. Meteorite ore will afflict the player with the Burning debuff on contact, unless they either have an accessory to nullify its effects, or are under the effect of an Obsidian Skin Potion. Mining Meteorite requires 50% pickaxe power, i.e. a Tungsten Pickaxe, Gold Pickaxe, or better is mandatory. Meteor Heads (Versão para 3DS and, in Hardmode, Lava Bats) override all native enemies of the biome the meteor crashed into.

Caverna das Aranhas[]

BiomeBannerSpiderCave

A Spider Cave is characterized by the black background wall and the numerous webs filling the area. This biome will spawn Wall Creepers in Pre-Hardmode and Black Recluses during Hardmode. The Cobwebs rapidly grow back, which is a unique feature of the biome. Spider Nests are the only location where Web Covered Chests are found, and therefore the only place to obtain a Web Slinger. The Stylist NPC is found in this biome.


Cidade []

BiomeBannerTown

A Town is a player-created mini biome that can be made by having 3 or more NPCs in close proximity. They negate enemy spawn rate entirely, except for when an event is occurring. It is not required to have NPCs houses be in the area in order for it to be considered a town.

Micro-Biomas[]

These biomes have unique tiles or structures, but do not have unique monster spawns.

Campsite[]

Campsite

The Campsite is found in the Underground and Cavern layers usually containing a Campfire, Silver Coin Pile, and a background object of skeletal remains. The campsite is 12–20 blocks wide, and not quite as tall.

Flower Patch []

Flower Patch

A Flower Patch is a small patch of Surface ground densely populated by Flowers.

Gemstone Cave[]

Diamond chamber

A Gemstone Cave is filled with concentrated gem deposits of one or more varieties and features a unique background (a gemstone wall) that is speckled with gems of the same color found in the Gemstone Cave.

Moss Chamber[]

Moss Chamber

A micro-biome found in the Underground and Cavern layers that contains one color of Moss with a matching back wall.

Thin Ice Patch[]

Thin ice patch

A micro-biome found in the Ice biome that is made entirely of Thin Ice and an occasional ore vein.

Treasure Rooms[]

Treasure rooms are spawned upon world creation and appear as if they were man-made structures. They generally contain loot and furniture.

Santuário da Espada Encantada[]

BiomeBannerEnchantedSwordShrine

The Enchanted Sword Shrine houses an Enchanted Sword, an Arkhalis, a Terragrim , or a fake sword. Every shrine will contain one breakable background sword sprite, which has a 2/3 chance of being a fake sword and a 1/3 chance of being a real sword, which has a 1/10 chance of dropping the Arkhalis or Terragrim , instead of the Enchanted Sword, when destroyed.

Floating Islands[]

BiomeBannerFloatingIsland

Floating Islands are independent masses of land in the sky. There are 2 different types, sky lakes and sky islands. They contain a Skyware Chest with valuable loot. They contain loot like the Starfury sword, the Shiny Red Balloon, and a Lucky Horseshoe. Sometimes on the island you can find deposits of ore. There can be up to 9 islands per world. In Small worlds there are usually about 2-4, in Medium worlds there are about 4-6, and in Large worlds, there are about 6-9 of them.

Jungle Shrine[]

Shrine

Jungle Shrines are small brick buildings and typically contain only a single Ivy Chest and a light source. They are found in the Underground Jungle and several can appear in one biome.

Living Tree[]

BiomeBannerLivingTree

Living Trees are huge, thick trees consisting of foreground blocks (as opposed to regular background trees). Cutting the tree yields regular Wood, while the leaves yield nothing. Some Living Trees can be hollow and lead deep underground. There may be rooms containing Living Wood Chests with related loot inside, as well as Living Wood furniture. It is not guaranteed that one will spawn in every world.

Living Mahogany Tree[]

Living Mahogany Tree

Living Mahogany Trees are large trees generated in the Underground Jungle. Cutting the tree yields Rich Mahogany wood, while the leaves yield nothing. They always have a hollow trunk, which contains an Ivy Chest.

Pyramid[]

Pyramid

Pyramids are rarely generated in the Desert upon world creation. They are made of Sandstone Bricks and contain a narrow passage. The treasure room is filled with Coin Stashes, vases and a Gold Chest that can contain unique loot. There is also a passage to a cave at the bottom.

Ruined House[]

RuinedHouse

Ruined Houses are generated upon world creation in The Underworld in the middle 50% of the Underworld. They are towers with multiple levels, constructed with missing parts for a "ruined" look, from Obsidian Brick or Hellstone Brick. They are sometimes partially submerged in lava and often contain deposits of Hellstone just outside their walls.

Underground Cabin[]

Ice Chest Terraria

Underground Cabins are found in the Cavern layer. They are typically wooden buildings full of dusty, broken furniture as well as chests, vases, and occasionally usable furniture and decorations. As of 1.3.0.1, Underground Cabins spawn with blocks representing their biome.

If the player patches the holes in the walls and fulfills all NPC requirements, NPCs can move in.

Removed Biomes[]

The following two biomes were removed in the Mobile 1.3.0.7 update.

Santuário de Coração[]

Heart Shrine

Heart Shrines were heart-shaped caves sometimes found in Snow biomes. They held two Crystal Hearts and a chest that contained heart-themed items for the valentine's day celebration event.

Cripta da Selva[]

Jungle Sanctum

A Jungle Sanctum was a structure that occasionally appeared in the Jungle. Jungle Sanctums were larger versions of Jungle Shrines and contained Coin Stashes, along with an Ivy Chest that contained several Jungle-themed items.

Hybrid Biomes[]

Although many basic biomes appear at the world generation or are triggered by events, hybrid biomes may be synthesized by world mechanics or through player action or in Hardmode.

Hybrid Biomes[]

Hybrid biomes are those created by the requirements being met for multiple biomes in a certain area. The simplest examples are Hallowed, Crimson, or Corrupt Deserts; however, not only Deserts can be hybridized. Floating Islands can be Corrupted/Crimsoned or Hallowed upon entry of Hardmode, and such high-layered biomes are even required by some Angler quests. Player action can similarly introduce Corruption, Crimson, Hallow, Desert, Jungle, Mushroom, Meteorite, or Snow biomes to any location from Underworld to Sky and likely even Space. This can lead to, for example in an Underworld Crimson, Underworld and Crimson enemies both spawning in the applicable areas.

Biome Existence Requirements[]

The area used for counting required blocks for the existence of biomes at a location appears to be 50/85 tiles to each side and approximately 42/61 below and 44/64 above, from the location of the player. Note that the "Compatible Biomes" column lists the biomes which can co-exist in the same general location, and has nothing to do with spreading mechanics.

Name Block Requirements[1] Location Compatible Biomes
Forest n/d Above the Underworld Sky, Surface, Underground, Cavern, Ocean
Graveyard At least 5 LápideLápide for basic biome, 6 Tombstones for all features. Each GirassolGirassol requires an additional Tombstone. Any Any[[]]
Corruption At least 200 / 300 Grama CorrompidaGrama Corrompida, Bloco de Pedra NegraBloco de Pedra Negra, Bloco de Areia EscuraBloco de Areia Escura, Vaso de Areia EscuraVaso de Areia Escura, Bloco de Areia Escura EndurecidaBloco de Areia Escura Endurecida, Bloco de Gelo RoxoBloco de Gelo Roxo, Corruption Thorny BushCorruption Thorny Bush, or Cogumelo InfameCogumelo Infame. Each GirassolGirassol requires 5 () / 40 ( pre-1.4)[2] / 80 ( since 1.4) more of the above blocks and each hallow block requires 1 more of the above blocks. Any Not Forest, Meteorite, or Hallow
Crimson At least 200 / 300 Grama CarmimGrama Carmim, Bloco de Pedra CarmimBloco de Pedra Carmim, Bloco de Areia VermelhaBloco de Areia Vermelha, Bloco de Pedras VermelhasBloco de Pedras Vermelhas, Bloco de Areia Carmim EndurecidaBloco de Areia Carmim Endurecida, Bloco de Gelo VermelhoBloco de Gelo Vermelho, or Crimson Thorny BushCrimson Thorny Bush. Each GirassolGirassol requires 5 () / 40 ( pre-1.4)[2] / 80 ( since 1.4) more of the above blocks and each hallow block requires 1 more of the above blocks. Any Not Forest, Meteorite, or Hallow
Mushroom More than 100 Grama de CogumeloGrama de Cogumelo, Cogumelo BrilhanteCogumelo Brilhante(growing), or Giant Glowing MushroomGiant Glowing Mushroom(underground) Any Not Forest or Meteorite
Jungle At least 80 / 140 Grama da SelvaGrama da Selva, Jungle SporeJungle Spore, Presente da NaturezaPresente da Natureza, Tijolo LaghartoTijolo Lagharto, or Jungle vinesJungle vines (or, on Versão para Computador Computador, Versão para Console Console, Versão para Celular Celular e Versão para Switch Switch, ColmeiaColmeia) Any Not Forest or Meteorite
Hallow At least 100 / 125 Grama SagradaGrama Sagrada, Bloco de Pedra-pérolaBloco de Pedra-pérola, Bloco de Areia-pérolaBloco de Areia-pérola, Bloco de Arenito PeroladoBloco de Arenito Perolado, Bloco de Areia-pérola EndurecidaBloco de Areia-pérola Endurecida, or Bloco de Gelo Cor-de-rosaBloco de Gelo Cor-de-rosa. Each corruption block or crimson block requires 1 more of the above blocks. Any Not Forest, Meteorite, Corruption, or Crimson
Desert More than 1,000 / 1,500 Bloco de AreiaBloco de Areia, Bloco de Areia EscuraBloco de Areia Escura, Bloco de Areia-pérolaBloco de Areia-pérola, Bloco de Areia VermelhaBloco de Areia Vermelha, Bloco de Areia EndurecidaBloco de Areia Endurecida, Bloco de Areia Escura EndurecidaBloco de Areia Escura Endurecida, Bloco de Areia-pérola EndurecidaBloco de Areia-pérola Endurecida, Bloco de Areia Carmim EndurecidaBloco de Areia Carmim Endurecida, Bloco de ArenitoBloco de Arenito, Vaso de Areia EscuraVaso de Areia Escura, Bloco de Arenito PeroladoBloco de Arenito Perolado, or Bloco de Pedras VermelhasBloco de Pedras Vermelhas Any Not Forest or Meteorite
Ocean At least 1,000 block spaces of ÁguaÁgua Lateral: Within 338 tiles (676 feet)[3][4] from either edge of the map Not Meteorite, Corrupt Desert, Crimson Desert, or Hallowed Desert
Vertical: Above roughly the midpoint () / start ()[5][4] of the Underground layer
Snow At least 300 / 1500 Bloco de NeveBloco de Neve, Tijolo de NeveTijolo de Neve, Bloco de GeloBloco de Gelo, Camada de GeloCamada de Gelo, Bloco de Gelo RoxoBloco de Gelo Roxo, Bloco de Gelo Cor-de-rosaBloco de Gelo Cor-de-rosa, or Bloco de Gelo VermelhoBloco de Gelo Vermelho. Any Not Meteorite or Desert
Meteorite At least 50 / 75 MeteoritoMeteorito Any None
Dungeon At least 250 Tijolo do CalabouçoTijolo do CalabouçoTijolo do CalabouçoTijolo do Calabouço and a naturally-placed Wall other than Dirt Wall[6] (on Versão para Computador Computador, Versão para Console Console, Versão para Celular Celular e Versão para Switch Switch, this must be a naturally-placed Dungeon Brick Wall) Below -4 feet None
  1. Informação obtida do código fonte da Versão para Computador Computador 1.4.0.5, method UpdateBiomes() in Terraria.Player.cs and method ExportTileCountsToMain() in Terraria.SceneMetrics.cs Podem existir imprecisões, já que a versão atual da Versão para Computador Versão para Computador é 1.4.4.9.
  2. 2,0 2,1 Informação obtida do código fonte da Versão para Computador Computador 1.3.5.3, method PreRenderPhase() in Terraria.Lighting.cs Podem existir imprecisões, já que a versão atual da Versão para Computador Versão para Computador é 1.4.4.9.
  3. Players cannot come within 41 tiles from the absolute edge of the map. Thus, from a player's perspective, the oceans end roughly 338 tiles (686 feet) from either lateral end, but technically they actually end 380 tiles (760 feet) from either end. Informação obtida do código fonte da Versão para Computador Computador 1.4.0.5, method BordersMovement() in Terraria.Player.cs Podem existir imprecisões, já que a versão atual da Versão para Computador Versão para Computador é 1.4.4.9.
  4. 4,0 4,1 Informação obtida do código fonte da Versão para Computador Computador 1.4.0.5, method oceanDepths() in Terraria.WorldGen.cs Podem existir imprecisões, já que a versão atual da Versão para Computador Versão para Computador é 1.4.4.9.
  5. On Versão para Computador Computador, Versão para Console Console, Versão para Celular Celular e Versão para Switch Switch, the Ocean vertically ends at a point 40 tiles (80 feet) deeper than the middle of the Underground layer. On other versions, the Ocean vertically ends at a point 10 tiles (20 feet) deeper than the start of the Underground layer - i.e. ending at a depth of approx. 23', as shown by a Depth Meter.
  6. Note that the requirement for naturally-placed Walls makes a synthetic Dungeon biome nearly impossible and, if accomplished, it would be unable to spawn Hardmode Dungeon enemies or Cursed Skulls (as they require naturally-placed Dungeon Brick Walls), though it may be useful for creating a lake for farming Dungeon Crates. It appears that the only option for expanding the space in which Hardmode Dungeon enemies can spawn is by mining blocks already inside the area in which the Dungeon originally generated, without damaging any naturally-placed Walls they are covering.

Notes[]

  • For Hallowed and Crimson/Corruption biome detection: There is a Hallowed value, a Crimson value, and a Corruption value. Each Hallowed block adds 1 to the Hallowed value and subtracts 1 from both the Crimson and Corruption values. Each Crimson block adds 1 to the Crimson value and subtracts 1 from the Hallowed value. Each Corruption block adds 1 to the Corruption value and subtracts 1 from the Hallowed value. This can be proven by placing 125 Hallowed blocks in an otherwise completely neutral area, observing that the area will change to Hallowed on placement of the 125th block, then that it will return to neutral on placement of a Crimson or Corruption block, then back to Hallowed on placement of an additional Hallowed block, ad infinitum.
  • For Snow biome detection: While the area functionally changes to a Snow biome at 1,500 related blocks, the background of a Snow biome will not appear until 1,501 Snow biome blocks are present.
  • For Glowing Mushroom biome detection: While the area functionally changes to a Glowing Mushroom biome at 101 related blocks, the background of a Glowing Mushroom biome will not appear until 201 Glowing Mushroom biome blocks are present. And the Funkytown achievement requires 200 Glowing Mushroom biome blocks.
  • For Dungeon biome detection: The game checks the number of Dungeon blocks (≥250), and checks only the single background wall the player is standing in front of. This wall must be naturally placed, from the original world creation.
  • Inactive blocks (actuated blocks) will count towards the formation of a biome.

Trivia[]

  • There were originally supposed to be alternative biomes for Jungle, Underworld and Hallow called Swamp, Hell and Candyland, respectively. The Hell was going to be based on the Hell from the Disney's film Hercules. However, these ideas were scrapped as the developers changed direction.[1]
  • If you have a supported RGB keyboard and/or mouse, the colors will change depending on the biome you're in.

History[]

  • Desktop 1.4.0.1:
    • Oasis and Graveyard Mini-Biomes added.
    • Flower Patch, Stone Patch, Large Ore Vein and Mozaic Micro-biomes added.
    • Number of blocks required to generate a biome increased for most biomes.
    • Horizontal scan distance for determining biomes increased to 85 tiles.
    • Vertical scan distance for determining biomes increased to 61 tiles below, and 64 tiles above.

References[]

  1. Cenx: "We had several biomes we started designing that were scrapped as we changed direction. Before the Jungle became the massive beast it is today Jimmarn had started designing sprites for a Swamp Alternative. We also had concepts for a Candyland version of the Hallow and ideas for a Hell alternative based on the color schemes from the Hell in Disney's Hercules."
    Terraria's 8th Anniversary - Ask Redigit and Cenx! May 20, 2019

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