Creates large procedurally generated cities in your world for you to explore. Cities are based on a customizable format that lets you customize many aspects such as materials, size, density, and rarity to your desire. Cities also include custom wall styles, buildings, and dungeons to conquer. Currently eight city styles come with the mod, including several "ruined" city styles filled with hostile mobs, cities in giant underground caverns, and a city that spawns only in the nether.
Generates walls, road, and buildings. By default it creates terrain-spanning structures resembling The Great Wall of China. Roads can be created by using ground-level walls. Walls are generated at random during map creation and head off in a given direction while following the contours of the terrain. They will continue on until they reach an obstacle they cannot surmount, often running for many hundreds of blocks.
Creates randomly generated ruins in the world. Ruins are generated from random seeds using the rules of cellular automata such as the Game of Life. They can take the form of towers, pyramids, temples, or bizarre statues.
Mod installation procedure:
1/ Install Forge
2/ Download the mod and put it in your /mods folder (or /mods/'mc version' starting from 1.6.2)
3/ Download and Extract the templates into the /config folder
To use on a server, install the mods only on server side.
Each mod can be disabled separately by putting the GlobalFrequency to 0 in the corresponding setting file. These files are generated at the first launch of Minecraft.
You can make your own templates or change the provided ones to your liking by following the original author documentations, and the provided read-me file.
The templates files should be located in config/generatormods/walledcity or config/generatormods/greatwall.
Compatible with:ExtraBiomesXL, BWG4, Biomes o' Plenty, Highlands...
Link Removed: http://www.mediafire.com/view/vj7md3diu1r6kjs/RuinsRules.txt , kindly provided by Mackzwellz:
Research based tech tree. NPC driven automation and combat. Template based world-generation (structures).
Research based tech tree. NPC driven automation and combat. Template based world-generation (structures).
