Example LandscapeType that overrides all generation settings

stone_desert.json

{
    "name": "STONE_DESERT",
    "backgroundFlavors": [
        "mountain", "sea", "plains"
    ],
    "hills": 0.2,
    "treeDensity": 0.3,
    "largeTreeP": 0.2,
    "soil": "STONE_MIDDLE",
    "rock": "ROCK",
    "suspendiumOre": "SUSPENDIUM_ORE",
    "grass": "STONE_TOP",
    "bush": "BUSH",
    "smallTreeRoot": "STELE_BODY",
    "smallTreeTrunk": "STELE_BODY",
    "smallTreeCrown": "STELE_TOP",
    "largeTreeRoot": "STELE_BODY",
    "largeTreeTrunk": "STELE_BODY",
    "largeTreeCrown": "STELE_TOP",
    "floaterTop": "STONE_TOP",
    "floaterUp": "STONE_MIDDLE",
    "floaterMiddle": "STONE_MIDDLE",
    "floaterDown": "FLOATER_DOWN",
    "floaterDowner": "FLOATER_DOWNER",
    "floaterDownerRock": "FLOATER_DOWNER_ROCK",
    "floaterDownerSuspendium": "FLOATER_DOWNER_SUSPENDIUM",
    "floaterBottom": "FLOATER_BOTTOM",
    "timesOfDay": [
        { "name": "DAY", "spawnWeight": 10 },
        { "name": "NIGHT", "spawnWeight": 10 },
        { "name": "DAWN", "spawnWeight": 5 },
        { "name": "DUSK", "spawnWeight": 5 },
        { "name": "FOG", "spawnWeight": 25 }
    ]
}

Note that it's re-purposing tree generation to produce variable-height steles instead.