Cave biomes
Lush Caves grow Moss, Spore Blossoms and Cave Vines with Glow Berries, while Dripstone Caves fill with Pointed Dripstone and extra Copper Ore.
Released on 28 February 2022, Minecraft Java Edition 1.18.2 is the last release of Caves & Cliffs: Part II (1.18). It adds universal tags and the /placefeature command, lets experimental data packs add custom structures and configure cave generation, and lists 114 bug fixes.
The changes you will notice first, with the pages that go deeper.
Lush Caves grow Moss, Spore Blossoms and Cave Vines with Glow Berries, while Dripstone Caves fill with Pointed Dripstone and extra Copper Ore.
Meadows and Groves sit below Snowy Slopes, Frozen Peaks and Jagged Peaks. Powder Snow traps hide in the snow, and Goats roam the heights.
Rare, snake-like veins mix Copper Ore with Granite or Iron Ore with Tuff. Below y 8, Deepslate gradually replaces Stone.
Mods must be rebuilt for each version. Counts from the files published on Modrinth and CurseForge, in our catalog.
Open the Minecraft Launcher and select Minecraft: Java Edition.
Go to Installations, create a new installation and choose version 1.18.2.
Back up your worlds before opening them in a new version.
4 snapshots, 3 pre-releases and 1 release candidates over 40 days.
On 28 February 2022, for Java Edition. It is the last release of Caves & Cliffs: Part II, which launched as 1.18 on 30 November 2021. The next major version was 1.19 The Wild Update, on 7 June 2022.
Mostly tools for data pack creators: universal tags, the /placefeature command and experimental data packs that can add structures and change caves. It also lists 114 bug fixes and adds no new blocks or mobs.
Java 17, as required since 1.18. The Minecraft Launcher installs it automatically with a default setup.
Data packs may need an update because the format changes to 9. A mod only loads on the game version it was built for, so a 1.18.2 modpack needs exactly 1.18.2.