Savaru's Worldology [Fabric/NeoForge]

Worldology 0.3.6Hotfix Release Notes

• Added a new wave-based hostile spawn system.
• Hostile mobs can now spawn in controlled waves at a configurable interval.
• Added configurable wave spawn settings:
  • Wave spawn enabled
  • Wave interval
  • Mobs per wave
  • Spawn radius
  • Vertical spawn range
  • Area hostile mob cap
  • Spawn mob ID list
• Wave spawning now checks the local hostile mob count only when a wave is triggered.
• If the hostile mob count in the configured area has reached the cap, that wave is skipped until the area is cleared.
• Animals and neutral mobs are not counted toward the wave hostile cap.
• Daytime monster spawning is preserved through Worldology’s wave spawn system.
• When wave spawning is enabled, vanilla daytime spawn forcing is no longer used, preventing excessive uncontrolled spawn attempts.
• Mob level nameplates now appear immediately after Worldology assigns a level to a mob.
• Reduced delayed level visibility caused by slow nameplate refresh timing.
• Removed expensive per-mob-load density checks that could repeatedly scan nearby and global hostile counts.
• Reduced server tick pressure caused by hostile spawn checks.
• Added same-tick caching for global hostile mob counts.
• Reduced the frequency of player region checks and HUD sync updates.
• Added a targeted Worldology refresh hook for Legacyology imports.
• Disabled expensive structure lookup scans by default to reduce exploration and mob-generation lag.
• Added the new spawn controls to the Worldology config screen.
• Applied the same performance and spawn-system fixes to both Fabric and NeoForge builds.