Highly customizable mobs leveling mod!
The further you move from spawn, the stronger your enemies become!
The level of monsters is based on the distance from spawn
The level of monsters is being shown above monsters, next to its names
CONFIG
show_level
Whether to display the level above the head
blacklist
List of entities that should not gain levels
Values: list of entities ID
Example: blacklist = ["minecraft:blaze","minecraft:zombie"]
You can also blacklist whole namespace by typing "<mod_id>:*"
Example: blacklist = ["dungeons_mobs:*"]
whitelist
List of entities that should gain levels (if not empty, other entities will have no levels)
Values: list of entities ID
Example: whitelist = ["minecraft:enderman","minecraft:creeper"]
You can also blacklist whole namespace by typing "<mod_id>:*"
Example: whitelist = ["minecraft:*"]
exp_bonus_per_level
How much more experience mobs will drop per level
Default value 0.1 means 10% more per level
starting_level
Should always be higher than zero
max_level
Should always be higher or equal to zero
If set to zero, there will be no maximum level for mobs in this dimension
levels_per_distance
Should always be higher or equal to zero
How much levels mobs will gain per one block traveled from spawn
Default value 0.01 means 1 level per 100 blocks traveled
random_level_bonus
Should always be higher or equal to zero
If set above zero, mobs will have a chance to spawn with a level higher by a random value between zero and the specified value
All attribute bonuses are self explationary
Value of 0.1 means 10% bonus per level
Value of 0.01 means 1% bonus per level
ITEMS
This mod adds two items that interact with config file: blacklist tool and whitelist tool
Both can be used on an entity to add it to respective list
CHANGING MOBS LOOT
You can modify loot from leveled mobs using loot table condition "autoleveling:level_check"
The mod does not modify any loot drops by default
To modify loot from leveled mobs, you need to make a data pack that will contain your custom loot tables.
Loot table condition format:
| { |
| "condition" : "autoleveling:level_check", |
| "min" : <min level>, |
| "max" : <max level> |
| } |
This example loot table adds one diamond to loot from blazes of levels from 5 to 10 while keeping default loot.
You can also use loot table "autoleveling:gameplay/leveled_mobs" which is used for all mobs that have levels
This example loot table adds one diamond to all mobs of levels from 1 to 5 and one emerald to all mobs of levels from 6 to 10
CHANGING MOBS EQUIPMENT
You can modify leveled mobs equipment using a data pack
The mod does not modify mobs equipment by default
Path to mobs equipment loot tables: data/<mod_id>/loot_tables/equipment/<entity_id>_<slot_id>.json
Example (for vanilla zombie and head slot): data/minecraft/loot_tables/equipment/zombie_head.json
This example loot table will equip leather helmets on piglings of level 1 to 5 and golden helment on piglins of level 6 to 10
This example loot table will remove main hand item from piglings of level 1 and will equip stone sword on piglins of level 2 to 5
Equipment slot IDs are: head, chest, legs, feet, mainhand and offhand
CHANGING MOBS TEXTURES
You can change mobs textures based on their level using resource packs
Path to mob texture: assets/<mod_id>/textures/leveled_mobs/<entity_id>_<level>.png
Example texture that will be applied to piglins of level 3 and higher: assets/minecraft/textures/leveled_mobs/piglin_3.png
CHANGING LEVELING SETTINGS
Global settings can be changed in the config
You can also adjust leveling settings for each dimension or for each entity type using a data pack
Path to dimension settings file: data/<mod_id>/leveling_settings/dimensions/<dimension_id>.json
This example datapack has three settings files for each vanilla dimension, you can it as an example
Dimension settings will always have higher priority over default leveling settings
Path to entity settings file: data/<mod_id>/leveling_settings/entities/<entity_type_id>.json
These example entity settings will set every enderman to level 20
Entity settings will always have higher priority over dimension settings
Leveling settings file format:
| { |
| "starting_level" : 1, |
| "max_level" : 0, |
| "levels_per_distance" : 0.01, |
| "random_level_bonus" : 0 |
| } |
Same as in the config file
COMMANDS
/autoleveling addlevel <value>
Will give a level bonus to all entities in all dimensions
OTHER MODS INTERACTION
Jade - shows level tooltip when hovering over mobs
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