This mod will add dungeons meant to resemble levels from retro "2 1/2d" first-person shooters and was inspired by earlier dungeons mods and by Oblige (especially version 3.57), a random level generator for Doom. The goal is to create interesting, tactically challenging, and highly varied multi-room dungeons that are fun to explore and rewarding to conquer.

Version 1.14.8 (still for Minecraft 1.12.2) is now out and finally fixes (as far as I can tell) the "cascading world-gen" problem. After almost eight years, this is probably the final version; the mod does more than I ever originally planned it to, including things I would never have thought of at the time. I don't think there are any more features I'd want to add, and as I reach a point of having been tired of Minecraft for several years and look to pursuing other interests, I have "retired" from modding, so I don't think there will any other updates to the mod. Fair well, and thanks for the all the ideas, suggestions, appreciation, support, and kind/flattering words. I'm glad people have enjoyed my little project, it feels good to have made something many have enjoyed.

Downloads Available from Curse

Source Code:
GitHub Repository (latest)

API for Devs: The old API system was broken. Moders wanting to add support to their mod, whether adding mobs to dungeons or to control how / when they generate (like, in a dimension) can just use the deobf provided on Curse. Really, any deobf jar for the same Minecraft version should work.

Installation:

1. First, make sure you have the correct version of MinecraftForge installed.
2. Download the mod jar and place it in your mods folder, just like a typical Forge mod.

If you're having trouble with Dungeons spawning in recent version but not older ones consider check the theme files to make sure they start with "version 1.7" and that no field names have colons at the end (if so delete them). I think this will fix that problem.

Config File

Themes

Themes allow you and an easy way to mod the mod easily, changing blocks and mobs. You can have as many or as few themes as you like, and control the biome types they appear in. Also, if dungeons won't appear with newer versions, try re-installing themes.

Commands

Doomlike Dungeons by JaredBGreat (aka, BlackJar72) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

My Other Mods

Climatic Biomes

Support This / Me:

• Ko-Fi (one-time donation)

This is a mod about world maps that make sense. Based on some experimenting I was doing into generating campaign map for RPGs, this mod completely changes the way biomes are laid out in your world. Instead of the random scattering of land, water, and biomes you get with vanilla you will find large continents with biomes laid out according to a climate model; that it completely replaces the vanilla noise maps and biome groups with a system based on a semi-realistic climate model -- realistic enough to feel believable while avoiding being boring or unbalanced in the number of biomes. The goal is to make the worlds more fun and believable, not to be a slave to realism -- its a game mod, not a scientific model after all.

This mod is not about terrain (it uses the vanilla chunk provider, so vanilla style terrain, which I like). Its also not about new biomes, though it does add a few to fill in some gaps left by the vanilla system. What it does give you are 4096x4096 block map zones with biome laid out in a generally believable way -- that's 256x256 chunks, 2x2 level 5 maps, or 1/2 the size of the Skyrim map, if you're wondering. Version 2 is a complete re-write with huge improvements over version 1 (which was more a proof of concept than anything else). Some things you will find include:

• Much faster and more efficient world gen than version 1, possibly even faster than vanilla in some situations
• Large, fully navigable rivers, which can run for hundreds or thousands of block, and may merge into semi-realistic river systems
• Several new biomes, including subtropical forest, tropical forest, dense scrub, dry scrub, and swampy pine woods, most of which have hilly variants
• Sizes for continents and biome areas can now be configure
• One new tree to represent the pines and cedars of warm climates
• The ability to add biome mods to existing worlds without ugly clifts (though you will need to find a new continent to see them) -- warning, taking biomes out will require configuring and make ugly clifts.
• Fully supports Biomes O'Plenty and Traverse out of the box
• A configuration system that can add biomes from any other mod (as long as they have vanilla IDs)
• The ability to create your own variations of existing biomes with custom terrain
• Dynamic trees support is available through an add-on

Download at Curse

These are some old in-game maps (vanilla and map-writer) of a generated continent; these are from 1.0, since I haven't mapped this far in 2.0 yet. With the new system you would have the same land shape but different climates / biomes.

A bushy scrub brush biome in a chaparral like climate between the plains and desert.

Pines in a subtropical forest, along with pine log, pine planks, pine leaves, and pine sapling.

License

Copyright (C) Jared Blackburn, 2017, This work is licensed under the MIT License.
https://github.com/BlackJar72/ClimaticBiomePlacement/blob/v2/LICENSE

The source code can be found here:

https://github.com/BlackJar72/ClimaticBiomePlacement

My Other Mod

Doomlike Dungeons

Support This / Me:

• Ko-Fi (one time donation)

Built and centered on the increase challenge and complexity of MineFantasy I, this add detailed and advance magic mods, more adventure content, and various other mods to enhance farming, storage, decoration, etc.This mod pack allow for a challenging survival experience based on the stone age through middle ages, a world adventure in, and a bit of complex and mysterious magic.

The modpack has now been tested in SSP and SMP and I'm declaring done -- no, not in a bad way, not over, but in a good way, complete. It already has high system requirements (I recommend 2 GB, but 1.5 GB should do.) Please no more suggestions.

Note that it seems to be much easy on CPUs when run from the Minecraft Launcher than the Technic Launcher, though I don't know why.

Imagine a world of scattered friendly villages, treacherous wildnesses, and deadly but rewarding dungeons of various kinds. A world of adventure, but also of place of friendly face and peaceful pasture, and a place to build -- a patchwork of safety and excitement. A world where magic and metal meet, where greater reality combines with magical fantasy, where crafts are made over anvils, tailors benches, cutting-board, tannings racks, fire pits, and even the occasional crafting table. A world where different gear has both pros and cons and tactics are as important as possession in a fight. Most of all, a world where ancient and medieval fantasy comes to life.

There are also some intentional nerfs to balance mods against each other and to keep with the ancient and medieval theme: (1) airships are disabled (because, its not steam-punk), (2) staves from Lycanite's mobs can't be crafted, (3) cardboard can't be crafted, (4) the MCA monarch's crown can't be crafted, (5) many vanilla items can't be crafted because of MineFantasy hardcore crafting and hardcore iron (which effects modded constructions; remember, vanilla tools and weapons are special artifacts and you'll have to get them from mobs or dungeons if you need them!).

Downloads

Technic Page

Non-Technic direct downoads

Adventures of the Ancients Direct Download

Server Package

(Note: Its a good idea to run this modpack with 2Gb (or more) if you have it.)

Mods Used

Help Getting Started

Use / Permissions / Legal

This mod pack must fit the permission, generic or specifically granted, of all the mods it contains. As a result it cannot be mirrored, copied, or hosted anywhere else, or otherwise distributed in any other way. No derivative packs can be made; if you want to make one you must get permission from each mod author yourself. This cannot be linked through any ad.fly or other form of advertising, or in any other way use it to make money -- in no way, including by donations, can you make money for distributing the mod pack or otherwise for granting use of it. Please respect the right of all the modders and permissions that have been granted. For mod specific information see the individual mod pages, I cannot give you rights I was never given and so we all must follow the most restrictive rules (and all rules) that come with any of these mod -- I cannot grant you rights I did not receive! I cannot give rights I was given by special permission, either, as only the authors of the specific mods can do that. Thus, no copying, mirroring, or money-making can be permitted.

(If you want to use this for a server or map but need to change the configs, a zip of the config directory can be made available as long as none of the actual mods are in it.)

Dsicord Channel: https://discord.gg/AsTD3TD

This is an update of the old Dungeon Mobs mod originally created be GnomeWorks. This a mod for those who like challenge. It doesn't add block, item, dimension, or pet -- just monsters that want to kill you. This is mod for those looking for more challenge in Minecraft, bringing some of the most terrifying creature. The mobs get harder the deeper you go, so be prepared for dangers in the deep places of your world.

Curse Page Here

There a few things I didn't quite get added: The blade trap is gone for now, the beamos still isn't there, and Lizalfos doesn't spawn its twin, and I was hoping to add more advanced config options. However, having used half my vacation updating this, some of that my have to wait while I take a break. However, I did add four all new mobs, the revenant, the vampire, the fallen angel, and the outer thing. Enjoy.

(More details later, pics, etc., coming soon -- I hope)

Older Versions (and more details + pics):

For 1.6.4 (and good pics)

For 1.7.10

Seeing as these forums are about to be closed I'd like to add one final message. Thank you to everyone who commented, complimented, and critiqued my mod. Thank you for the suggestions and the feedback, and for taking the time to try out and hopefully enjoy my this. Thank you to all the YouTubers who made and posted reviews, the modpack creators who found cool ways to use this, and my fellow modders who I've worked with or taken suggestions from -- the thanks to Minecraft Forums for giving me a place to share my little project with the rest of the world. To those I don't speak to again, farewell -- it was a good time and a good place.

Goodbye, thanks for the good times!

Forget this thread and the proof-of-concept level version 1.x.

Climatic Biomes 2 is out!

Quote from Sunconure11»

Due to some shenanigans, I have effectively taken over here.

I'll make you owner of the project on Curse if you like (or not, if you don't) -- all I ask is to see the fixed code, maybe I could learn from it.

I don't think I can change ownership of this thread, but at this point its mostly just an add for the Curse thread, which is where everyone gets their mods now.

I've update this to 1.12.2:

Dungeon Mobs 5.0.0 for 1.12.2

I'm back at it -- I got pull away from this, but couldn't stay away, even if another new mod is supposedly my main modding project right now. I've round fixed problems of biomes and there terrain not always being alighed quite right, and weird anomalies like flat cliffs and squared corners in terrain don't seem any more common than in vanilla. Also, some biome types (especially the scrub / bush / chaparral group) are place with finer precision.

Plans are to add a full set of wood blocks based on pine, to fix the way structures are placed -- the to decided to keep using the chunky generation (which is more minecrafty) or switch to the full continent roughing out that I originally designed (which is much more efficient and allows generation techniques that don't work well when only generating one chunk at a time).

Quote from nofole»

Sorry guys... I ran into some problems, but now I try to come back.

You could find my last works here: @googleDrive

I'll be back.

The source of all version, should be available at my MediaFireFolder MineFantasySource

Welcome to WorldPainter, a graphical and interactive map painter / generator. Quickly generate expansive, natural looking landscapes, with full manual control over the terrain, using an easy to use and well performing program.

Check out these great examples of both usage and results of WorldPainter. Note that I didn't create these landscapes, or these videos:

Features:

• Custom biome painting
• Create your own custom brushes
• Add custom objects from bo2 files or schematics to the world
• Customise the location and frequency of underground ores and resources
• Add snow and ice
• Easy to use yet flexible and powerful paint-like tools
• Create oceans, landmasses, plains and mountains
• Change the terrain type, add trees and create caverns

→ To download WorldPainter, go to the official website at https://www.worldpainter.net/

→ For support, please use the official WorldPainter subreddit!

Troubleshooting - FAQ - other documentation - support.

You can check the change log here. The installers were created with . WorldPainter is free and open source software, released under the GNU Public License (GPL) version 3. The source code is hosted on GitHub.

It should be pretty self-explanatory, and the rest you should be easily able to find out by clicking around. Don't forget to try all your mouse buttons, and try holding them down! Post in this thread to get support from me or other users of WorldPainter.

The Load and Save functions save the map in WorldPainter format. The Export function exports the map to a Minecraft world. By default it is exported right to your Minecraft saves directory. You can then open the world in Minecraft under Singleplayer.

The Import and Merge functions allow you to import the landscape from an existing map, and then merge any changes you make to the landscape back to the existing map. It is not meant for general purpose map editing! WorldPainter is, and always will be, a map generator, not a map editor. Note that this functionality is dangerous! Use it at your own risk. Please see this post for important information about how these functions work, and their limitations.

This tool is not meant to create ready to run single player maps, it's meant to create server levels and adventure maps. The idea is to create the basic landscape, with your mountain ranges, oceans, forests, snow and ice, lakes, hills, etc. using the tool, and then go in and fill in the details with other tools.

Please donate!

WorldPainter takes a lot of time to create and maintain. Even though it is free, please show your appreciation by donating: or .

Linking to WorldPainter

If you want to link to WorldPainter from your own site or another forum, I would be honoured! But please don't link directly to the downloads, or upload the files to file sharing sites or host them yourself! Instead, please link people to the official homepage: https://www.worldpainter.net/

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question which is not answered on the official Frequently Asked Questions page, please go to the official WorldPainter support subreddit.

Say goodbye to those ugly and boring squidward-nosed villagers! Minecraft Comes Alive (MCA) aims to give Minecraft's villagers an expanded use within the game by transforming them into humans.

• No more terrible villager sounds! "Hrrh?", you might ask? Villagers are now human, have names, speak to you, and can be male or female.

• You can interact with villagers in many ways, such as chatting with them, asking them to follow you, hiring them to do work, giving them gifts, and more!

• Interacting with villagers builds relationships. Get your relationship high enough, and you'll be able to marry a villager.

• Once you're married, you can have children. Children will grow up over time and do many different chores for you.

• Children eventually grow up into adults, who can get married and have children of their own.

• You can marry other players and have children in SMP and LAN.

• There's no loss of original Minecraft functionality. MCA villagers can be traded with, and any modded villagers are not overwritten with MCA villagers.

Feeling generous? You can to help support us or pledge to us on Patreon .

Alternate Download:

You can also download MCA and RadixCore via CurseForge. CurseForge may not always have the latest versions of MCA.

If you don't see the links to CurseForge just above, there may be issues with the downloads at the moment. Use other download button.

Support MCA by pasting one of these banners into your signature! We'd gladly accept any more that are made.

Current logo by RicardoEsteves

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Logo by ChimneySwift11

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MCA is licensed with the MCA Minecraft Mod license, previously GPL v3. This license is available here. It is simple to understand, but here it is in bullet-point form.

YouTube

• You can create monetized YouTube videos showcasing this mod.

Distribution

• You can re-distribute MCA at will on your website, however you can only distribute this mod through our adf.ly links. Do not use your own links or mirrors.

Modpacks

• You can use MCA in a modpack, however you must provide credit to us and link to this forum page or our website.
• Your modpack must not generate revenue of any kind. Exceptions apply.
• You must not modify MCA's source code, file structure, binaries, or assets.
• Troubleshooting is your responsibility if you create a modpack and MCA fails to work correctly.

Source Code

• Source code is made available for educational purposes only, with the exception of the MCA API.
• MCA, its source code, and byte code cannot be modified, recompiled, or redistributed for public use except by the maintainer of the repository.
• We reserve the right to incorporate private modifications of MCA into the public version, with adequate credit provided.

Modifications

• Any modification of this mod’s code, binaries, or assets is strictly forbidden from public distribution.
• Texture packs and resource packs are welcomed and encouraged, but may only contain the modified textures and/or sounds. You cannot distribute a copy of this mod with the texture/resource pack already installed.

• This mod, its assets, code, and binaries are released into the public domain when it is said to have reached its end-of-life as described in the license.

Many awesome people have made MCA what it is today. You are all properly credited on the Special Thanks page on our website.

Quote from BlackJar72»

I've seen the GitHub for a 1.8 update, but it seems abandoned. If I have time, would it be OK if I were to update it, say to 1.12.2+? Also, it doesn't seem to have all the biomes -- is there a way to get the old code with all the biomes for reference, in case I were to do that?

Just so you know, The RTG Discord just re-opened their Highlands channel not too long ago (called it "higlands-revived". So if you need a place to discuss these porting ideas of yours, that may be a good place for it.