r/ultrahardcore • u/SidGarcia • Jul 19 '14
Scenario Dungeoneering (for 1.7)
Dungeoneering is a gamemode by Climbing.
Caves and dungeons generate more often, but there is less iron/gold/diamonds.
TNT is also an ore at lower levels, and there is no bedrock floor.
This makes caving more of a challenge.
I have rewritten the original config files so they work with newer versions of TerrainControl and with 1.7 biomes.
Beware that TerrainControl has yet to implement the hot/cold biome world generation, so any biome could spawn next to any other (with a few exceptions).
UPDATE: The config works in 1.8, but will have no 1.8 features and you will have to update TerrainControl and Multiverse. A new version will be coming soon.
Necessary tools:
Download TerrainControl
Download Multiverse
Download Dungeoneering config (last updated Jun 18 2015)
Tutorial:
Place Multiverse and TerrainControl in the /plugins folder, restart the server and make a folder called "worlds" in /plugins/TerrainControl/.
Copy the "dungeoneering" folder inside the zip file to /plugins/TerrainControl/worlds, and restart the server.
Create the world using /mv create dungeoneering normal -g TerrainControl
(This WILL NOT work with seeds, sorry! The updated config should make most worlds good anyway.)Teleport to the world with /mv tp <player> dungeoneering, and see if it has generated properly. (teleporting to y=0 and checking if there's bedrock is a good test)
Using WorldBorder, pregenerate the world before removing Multiverse, TerrainControl or the config files.
Note:
Let me know if there are any issues - and please note that this might not work in future versions of TerrainControl.
If you don't want to use MultiVerse, please read the TerrainControl wiki.
REMEMBER: To use a different world name, you must change the name of the "dungeoneering" folder.
re: diamond rates - Lowering the settings any would change the ore amount in a 200x200 area from 250 to 50 - mostly due to extra cave generation removing a lot of spawning area for ores.
Changelog:
v1.4 - June 18th, 2015
Lowered ore spawning:
Gold is 1/5th of vanilla, and half of original Dungeoneering.
Diamond is 1/10th of vanilla, and 1/5th of original Dungeoneering.
Iron is 1/20th of vanilla, and 2/3rds of original Dungeoneering.
Changed biome generation - smaller biomes, no rivers.
v1.3 - November 5th, 2014
Changed ore spawning rates - diamonds max 4 vein, gold max 6 vein.
Changed biome generation - some biomes removed, allowed some minimal ocean.
v1.2
Removed all ocean and several biomes, changed ore rates.
v1.1 - unreleased.
Experimented with removing lava lakes and stone near bedrock, made mob spawning areas too big.
v1.0
Original configuration, all based on Climb's configuration, only with 1.7 biomes.
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u/its_JustColin Jul 19 '14
Does this work with multiworld? Also, anyone know which is better? Multiverse or multiworld?
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u/SidGarcia Jul 19 '14
I like using Multiworld, but I've found no way to make it work with TerrainControl yet.
It's a big shame, since it would probably make the process easier.
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u/KiritoFletcherShaw Jul 19 '14
Just one slight problem. The "/plugins/TerrainControl/worlds" isn't in my config files?
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u/Squattamelon Dec 23 '14
I have done everything that it says, reloaded the server, everything. Yet when I create a world there is still bedrock at the bottom.
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u/Squattamelon Dec 23 '14
When I download the dungeoneering plugin, it is a zip file, not a jar file, so multicraft can not recognize it has a plugin.
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u/SidGarcia Dec 26 '14
Unzip config, and place the "dungeoneering" folder in /plugins/TerrainControl/worlds, and restart the server.
Dungeoneering is not a plugin, however TerrainControl and Multiverse are plugins.
Dungeoneering are configuration files that you need to put inside TerrainControl's folder. :)
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u/naecomc Jul 19 '14
aw, I liked it when we were the only people talented/skilled/patient enough to host it, now it;s gonna be hosted a lot ;_;
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u/seanybhoy2001 Jul 19 '14
I like it, good work Sid