Season

In Better than Adventure!, there are four seasons (spring, summer, fall and winter), each lasting seven in game days each. The frequency weather events, the types of weather and foliage color, among other things, vary per season.

Players can track the passing of seasons and get more info on current weather events by using a rotary calendar.

Seasons

Spring

A typical 1.7.7.0_01 world during spring.

During spring, life is flourishing again after a long winter. The foliage in this season is bright green and plants are growing.

Cherry trees bloom producing cherries, and crops grow twice as fast.

Days are also longer than in winter.

Summer

A typical 1.7.7.0_01 world during summer.

Weather events like rain and thunder are more common during summer, and foliage turns a darker green.

In summer, days are the longest of all seasons.

Fall

A typical 1.7.7.0_01 world during fall.

In fall, days start to shorten and the weather gets colder.

Leaf piles slowly form on the ground under tree leaves.

Rain becomes nearly an everyday occurrence.

Winter

A typical 1.7.7.0_01 world during winter.

In the winter you can expect snowfall in most biomes, and water will freeze to form ice.

Many plants will die and animals spawn less frequently, crops grow half as fast.

The foliage also turns gray, trees stop growing, and leaves stop dropping saplings. (Except pine trees.)

Days are the shortest of all seasons, and, if you're lucky, you might see some shimmering lights in the night sky.

History

History
Minecraft Beta 1.7.6
Prerelease 1
	Added seasons.
Prerelease 2a
	Reordered seasons so the game begins in spring.
Prerelease 3
	Snow under trees now melts outside winter.
Prerelease 3
	Leaf pile colour now matches oak leaves.
Minecraft Beta 1.7.6_01
		Halved the amount of leaves dropped in fall.
		Fixed lighting issues on farmland and leaf piles.
Better than Adventure! 1.7.6.2_01
		Ferns now can spawn in spring.
Better than Adventure! 1.7.7.0
		Algae now change colour depending on the season.
		Revamped season colors.
		Better seasonal sky colour.
		Frosted grass in winter.