Yeehaw Towns! for Minecraft

Review Yeehaw Towns!

Improved Village Placement

The generation of various types of structures in Minecraft is designed by the developers, but there are situations when a newly generated world surprises players with the placement of certain locations. For example, villages of peaceful villagers can often appear on different levels (part on a hill, the rest below) or even underground, and this is not uncommon. If you encounter such situations, you can use specialized mods to improve the generation of settlements in the game. We found a separate expansion that allows villages to spawn correctly in Minecraft.

The Improved Village Placement modification is designed to improve the generation of villages. Now they will appear closer to flat surfaces, so that all buildings are tightly connected to each other and not torn apart, as often happens in the vanilla version of the game. This situation can occur both in plains biomes and in savannas or snowy regions. Since maps and single worlds have an unlimited number of unique seeds, problems will still occur — but this mod minimizes them. In this article, we’ll explain and show you the main advantages of this add-on!

Villages in Minecraft can generate on almost any surface and in different biomes. They appear on mountains, underground, parts of houses can be torn apart, and some remain floating in the air. Don’t like such generation? Want more realistic settlements in the game? Then you definitely need to install this add-on to minimize risks and create a normal-looking map without any extra effort. The system automatically takes into account the position of villages and tries to place them closer to level surfaces so that everything looks more natural.

Advantages of the Improved Village Placement mod:

· The appearance of villages remains normal and complete — houses aren’t torn apart, paths and structures are fully intact;

· The vanilla style of settlements is preserved, but now they look more natural and coherent;

· Villages are generated mainly closer to flat surfaces, and if they appear in mountains, they look more natural and without breaks;

· The number of “floating” structures, houses, and buildings that end up underground is significantly reduced;

· Supports not only vanilla villages but also modded ones;

· No additional actions are required from the user — the system works automatically;

· If you want to change the village generation on an existing map, you’ll still need to recreate it or simply enter the same SEED in another save;

· Supports integration with the ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village and Towns and Towers mods, so all structures from those will also generate correctly.

Visually, all villages will change slightly and will have a more proper structure, as originally intended by the game’s developers. This mod automatically adjusts the generation process so that all settlements are beautiful, solid, and well-shaped. No matter what biome the village is located in, it will by default generate closer to flat ground, minimizing the chances of “crooked villages,” though they can still occasionally appear since the Improved Village Placement mechanics are not perfect. However, the developer continues to make improvements and regularly updates the project.

This tool is a must-have for map creators, server owners, and players who want to spawn properly shaped villages from the start without fixing anything manually. The system works automatically and requires nothing from you — install the mod, generate a new world, and enjoy improved village spawning in the game. Everything is as simple and clear as possible. At the moment, you can already download the mod for the latest version of Minecraft and use it with the newest modpacks.

Players are encouraged to try this add-on to minimize the risks of generating incorrectly shaped villages. Play and see how your world changes. If you use other mods that alter the appearance of villages (for example, making them larger or changing their style and layout), the generation process may differ slightly. However, since the structure’s general tag is preserved, the villages will still spawn closer to flat terrain. In any world, some landscape adjustments are always needed anyway, since the vanilla generation system is far from perfect.