So are you going to create 50 GB world again and then let AnvilStats loose on it?

I have a 1 GB world here that will be about 2 GB when generation is finished, but the files seem to be messed up:
http://puu.sh/5s6bl.png. Thats propably because AnvilStats doesn't have all the 1.7 biomes I think.
I don't think the numbers are wrong, just some are too wide for the columns, so they are written in a shorter form, "1E+06" instead of "1000000". If you make all the columns wider, the numbers should become normal again.
I'm not planning on creating another 50 GiB world - I don't have the time nor the diskspace for that. I'll just use AMIDST for small-scale overviews and perhaps a smaller world for the per-biome block statistics.
AnvilStats doesn't have the biome names, but it counts the biomes nevertheless - you can find all the biomes by-number; the first 127 are in the top part of the file, and the 128 - 255 are in the bottom part of the file, below the stats that you normally watch. (This is due to Excel's limit of 256 columns, in the earlier Office versions)
I used AnvilStats on my world. The world turned out to be 1.61 GB because I had to go to bed. ;( Here are the files in case you want them:
Initial 1.7-like biome work screenshot
![[Image: biomes_twolevel.png]](http://mc-server.xoft.cz/img/biomes_twolevel.png)
That's some abstract art man
Not only that, but we also have hills inside their respective biomes now - there's desert hills *inside* desert, forest hills inside forest, etc.
It's been pushed to master, so you can have a look yourself. Only in the BiomeVisualiser project at this moment, though.
Mesa composition basics are in place:
![[Image: mesa1.png]](http://mc-server.xoft.cz/img/mesa1.png)
Now I'm here, but still not satisfied with the layer coloring.
![[Image: mesa2.jpg]](http://mc-server.xoft.cz/img/mesa2.jpg)