Dungeon Crawl generates large underground roguelike dungeon structures. Layout, loot and size of the dungeons are (almost) completely random.
The look of the dungeons will get more diverse in future updates.
Supported Minecraft Versions: Forge 1.14.2 - 1.14.4 (Use 1.14.3 files for 1.14.2)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Some files are for 1.14.3 and some for 1.14.4! Be careful and choose the right one :)
The 1.14.4 Version requires Forge 28.0.45 or later.
Dungeon Crawl 1.3.0 and earlier does have compatibility issues with Weapon Craftery which leads to a game crash. Beware!
Join the Discord! discord.gg/Qb7P3zZ
Update 1.4.0 will come in the next few weeks. It will probably be the largest update so far.
There will be a documentation of the mod in the project pages. (coming soon)
Configuration options will definetly come in future updates.
This mod is also some kind of a tribute to greymerk, the author of the absolutely amazing Roguelike Dungeons, a mod which inspired me to create a similar dungeon feature for newer Minecraft versions.
Please take a loot at the License of this mod.
© 2019 by XIROC1337, All Rights Reserved
Good mod with good intentions, but I feel the loot offered is much too weak compared to the sheer number of mobs spawned.
For one, (common) hostile mob drops shouldn't even be in the table at all IMO; you'd get stacks of them just fighting the mobs themselves. If you want to keep the loot as is, fair enough, but I would cut down the number of spawners significantly, as with that many up against me, the paltry loot just doesn't feel worth it to me.
There's some decent things like enchanted swords and golden apples, which are alright. But considering you need enchanted armor/weapons to even stand a chance here, and considering they're likely to be weaker enchants than what you have on you already, they're not enough of a draw for me. Frankly, when I saw how big the dungeons themselves are in spectator mode, I was expecting the lowest levels to have end city-tier loot. Was surprised and a little disappointed that they didn't. I did notice there's quite a few golden apples; maybe as a way to balance things, take out some apples and add things like diamonds, stronger enchants, or even a handful of hard-to-get materials like bookshelves, prismarine, terracotta, etc?
You could argue that one could just dig down and grab the good loot and run, but I feel like a simple enough fix would be to give players mining fatigue while inside the dungeon, maybe hiding an Elder Guardian somewhere.
Now to be fair, I'm much more of a builder than a fighter when it comes to Minecraft, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. I hope your developing goes well.
In reply to lord_bowser:
The loot is something i will work on. In the very first version, the loot was way too overpowered so Ive nerfed the items you get in the last two updates and now it generally seems to be a bit too unrewarding. The next update will include 5 extra chests in the large rooms, so there is actually a point in entering these and not just running through them, and there will be a final loot room in the last layer, as far away from the entry to that layer as possible. As you said, one could just dig down and take the loot, but that is not a big deal IMO because the loot room is very hard to find, even when walking through the dungeon, and also it is really up to the individual person if he/she wants to "cheat" or go on a real adventure. Anyway, Thank You, for taking the time to provide some feedback. I do really appreciate that. Have a nice day. :)
Awesome mod as far as I can tell, however I get massive frame drops when looking at the towers, the game is probably loading the dungeon. From 60fps (it's locked) to around 15-20. Any tips?
In reply to pixelnippel:
I played a little while and I think I found the problem. The dungeon which was lagging my game so much was in the spawn chunks, which means that it always updating. And since there are mobs with armor and weapons spawning (which don't despawn) it was filled up with OP mobs which caused my game to lag everytime I was near it (only when I was looking in the direction of the tower, because I enabled intelligent animations in optifine, which disables every animation when I'm not looking directly at it). I had to go into peaceful, destroy the spawners and now it's all working. Still a little bit of lag here and there, but that's okay. So I think it would be wise to blacklist world spawn chunks for the dungeon generation.
Otherwise this is an amazing mod, really nice work!
In reply to pixelnippel:
Alright, I will solve that problem. Thank you for your help! :)
Are these supposed to be generating in the nether? If so, can we have an option to disable it? It's causing ~10min hangs on my server.
In reply to kaihoyote:
No, they are not supposed to generate in the nether but that might happen due to other mods that add biomes to the nether. Are you using biomes o plenty or a similiar mod? It is going to get fixed in the next update anyway.
In reply to XIROC1337:
Thanks for the reply. I am, and I've actually figured out BOP alone was causing the hangs, though the dungeons generating in the nether happens regardless as you've said. I'll disable the config option, thanks again.
I got v1.14.4 to work just fine in vanilla Biomes, but after hours of testing in Biomes O' Plenty, it doesn't seem to work with those Biomes at all.
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
The mod should work with all overworld biomes apart from the oceans, so the only thing i can imagine is that there was always an ocean near where you were searching that prevented the dungeons from spawning.
In reply to XIROC1337:
I mean, I did literally check for hours, making new worlds and then flying around in Creative trying to locate the structures, but I could never find them whenever Biomes O'Plenty was enabled. Usually I can find the structures within ten minutes in vanilla, often set near other dungeons. I'll try looking for them again in Biomes O'Plenty later, but I don't think the mods recognize each other.
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
Hm, okay im gonna check that.
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
Started a new biomes o plenty survival world a few hours ago and already stumbled upon two dungeons.
In reply to pixelnippel:
Are you sure your actually "using" Biomes O'Plenty, and don't just have it "installed"? Because there's a difference. If you just put the mod into your mods folder, then all of the items added to the game by Biomes O'Plenty will be available to your current worlds, but you will NOT general terrain from the mod.
In order for Biomes O'Plenty to function properly, you need to start a new world and enabled Biomes O'Plenty under the World Type. I've done this dozens of times now, and spent hours looking for the dungeons, and I've never found them. They appear when I play with Biomes O'Plenty disabled, but not with the terrain enabled.
If I had to take a guess, it's because the developer said that the dungeons won't appear around water, but EVERY world I make with Biomes O'Plenty is packed to the brim with lakes, rivers and marshes, and there's no way for me to disable this. I've made dozens of worlds now, and in like 5 hours, I still haven't seen these dungeons. If the mod is truly compatible with Biomes O'Plenty, then the dungeons are only showing up in a 1/1000 chance, because it's certainly not happening for me.
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
Dude, I know how the terrain generation works, thank you. My starter house is in a little swamp area bordering a Redwood forest and a couple hundred blocks away there's the first dungeon tower, with lots of water around, so that's not the problem. Another one is in a highland biome a little bit further away. So I don't know, but it almost seems like both of the mods are working for me? I know it can be frustrating if a mod isn't working, but there's no need to be salty. You know, maybe, just maybe, you made the mistake and not everyone else?
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
Here's the seed of my Biomes O' Plenty world. I generated a new world with the seed and checked if a dungeon would be there and it is.
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The dungeon is at 366 / 145
In reply to pixelnippel:
I generated the seed, and ended up next to a witch's hut, in a vibrant swap with violet water. I marked the starting point on my map and followed the land south, where I found a village. I continued following the land South West until I hit the ocean, so I teleported back to the start and tried north this time. I ended up in an arctic woodland, where it curved around to the east to a village. Further past that village to the east, was another village, and I think plateau/desert. I kept going, and going, and going, until I hit another ocean.
I wandered around for a half hour, and found no dungeons. The mod might work for you, but it's certainly not working for me.
In reply to AugoeidesGaming:
Probably has something to do with one of your other mods.
Does this mod work in already created worlds? Or will the dungeons only generate in new worlds? Thanks :)
In reply to t0mroche:
It does work in already created worlds as long as you explore some new areas that havent been generated yet.