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Configurable Difficulty
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A server-side Minecraft mod that adjusts entity attributes based on their biome, dimension, and depth
Includes a large focus on traversing worlds with enhanced world generation, structures, dungeons, and more for players to find unique loot.
Introduces new dimensions with unique biomes, resources, and challenges.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Configurable Difficulty
A server-side Minecraft mod that adjusts entity attributes based on their biome, dimension, and depth. Supports both NeoForge and Fabric mod loaders.
Features
Triple Multiplier System:
- Dimension Multipliers: Base difficulty per dimension (Nether, End, modded dimensions)
- Biome Multipliers: Difficulty scaling per biome
- Depth Scaling: Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate (Overworld only)
- Final Formula:
Dimension × Biome × Depth
Modded Biome Support: Works with ALL biome mods
Modded Dimension Support: Works with ANY dimension
- Auto-fallback: Unconfigured dimensions use Overworld as baseline
Attribute Split by Entity Type:
- Players: Only receive Luck attribute (better loot quality)
- Mobs: Receive all combat attributes (Health, Armor, Damage, etc.) except Luck
Configurable Attributes:
- Max Health
- Armor
- Armor Toughness
- Attack Damage
- Attack Speed
- Attack Knockback
- Knockback Resistance
- Luck (players only)
Y-Coordinate Depth Scaling:
- Applies only in Overworld
- Deeper underground = harder difficulty
- Configurable depth threshold and max depth
- Linear scaling mode available
Configuration
The config file is located at config/configurable-difficulty.json5.
Example Configuration
{
"enabled": true,
"playerMode": "dynamic",
"mobMode": "spawn_only",
"checkInterval": 20,
// Players: Always affected (luck attribute only)
// Mobs: Which entity types should be affected (all attributes except luck)
"applyToHostileMobs": true,
"applyToPassiveMobs": false,
"applyToNeutralMobs": false,
"debug": {
"enabled": false,
"logBiomeChanges": true,
"logAttributeChanges": true
},
"enabledAttributes": {
// Mob attributes: maxHealth, armor, armorToughness, attackDamage, attackSpeed, attackKnockback, knockbackResistance
// Player attribute: luck (loot quality)
"maxHealth": true,
"armor": true,
"armorToughness": true,
"attackDamage": true,
"attackSpeed": false,
"attackKnockback": false,
"knockbackResistance": true,
"luck": false
},
"dimensionMultipliers": {
"minecraft:overworld": {
"maxHealth": 1.0,
"armor": 1.0,
"attackDamage": 1.0,
"luck": 1.0
},
"minecraft:the_nether": {
"maxHealth": 1.5,
"armor": 1.3,
"attackDamage": 1.5,
"luck": 1.2
},
"minecraft:the_end": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"armor": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 2.0,
"luck": 1.5
}
},
"biomeMultipliers": {
"minecraft:desert": {
"maxHealth": 1.5,
"armor": 0.8,
"attackDamage": 1.3,
"knockbackResistance": 0.1,
"luck": 1.1
},
"minecraft:deep_dark": {
"maxHealth": 2.5,
"armor": 2.0,
"armorToughness": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 2.0,
"knockbackResistance": 0.4,
"luck": 1.5
}
},
"depthScaling": {
"enabled": false,
"yThreshold": 0,
"maxDepth": -64,
"scalingMode": "linear",
"maxMultipliers": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"armor": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 1.5,
"luck": 1.3
}
}
}
Multiplier Calculation
The final multiplier for any attribute is calculated as:
Final Multiplier = Dimension Multiplier × Biome Multiplier × Depth Multiplier
Example 1: Nether Zombie in Crimson Forest
- Dimension: Nether → 1.5x health
- Biome: Crimson Forest → 2.0x health
- Depth: N/A (depth scaling only in Overworld)
- Final: 1.5 × 2.0 = 3.0x health
Example 2: Overworld Zombie in Deep Dark at Y=-32
- Dimension: Overworld → 1.0x health
- Biome: Deep Dark → 2.5x health
- Depth: Y=-32 (halfway to -64) → 1.5x health
- Final: 1.0 × 2.5 × 1.5 = 3.75x health
Example 3: Player in The End
- Dimension: The End → 1.5x luck
- Biome: Default → 1.0x luck
- Depth: N/A
- Final: 1.5 × 1.0 = 1.5x luck (better loot drops!)
Adding Modded Biomes and Dimensions
Adding Modded Biomes
Simply add the biome ID to the biomeMultipliers section:
"biomeMultipliers": {
"biomesoplenty:ominous_woods": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"attackDamage": 1.8
},
"terralith:volcanic_peaks": {
"maxHealth": 2.3,
"armor": 1.8,
"attackDamage": 1.9
}
}
Adding Modded Dimensions
Simply add the dimension ID to the dimensionMultipliers section:
"dimensionMultipliers": {
"minecraft:overworld": {
"maxHealth": 1.0,
"attackDamage": 1.0,
"luck": 1.0
},
"twilightforest:twilight_forest": {
"maxHealth": 1.3,
"attackDamage": 1.3,
"luck": 1.1
},
"aether:the_aether": {
"maxHealth": 0.8,
"attackDamage": 0.8,
"luck": 1.2
}
}
Note: Unconfigured dimensions automatically fall back to the Overworld settings as a baseline.
How It Works
Multiplier System
The mod applies attribute modifiers using a three-tier multiplier system:
Dimension Multiplier: Base difficulty for the entire dimension
- Applied to all entities in that dimension
- Higher values make the whole dimension harder
Biome Multiplier: Specific difficulty per biome
- Applied on top of the dimension multiplier
- More dangerous biomes have higher multipliers
Depth Multiplier: Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate
- Only applies in the Overworld
- Entities deeper underground face higher multipliers
- Configurable threshold and max depth
Final Formula: Dimension × Biome × Depth
Player Attribute Split
Players receive different attributes than mobs:
Players: Only receive the Luck attribute
- Affects loot quality from blocks, mobs, and chests
- Dynamic mode: Updates as player moves between biomes
- Spawn-only mode: Set at spawn, never changes
Mobs: Receive combat attributes (all except luck)
- Max Health, Armor, Armor Toughness
- Attack Damage, Attack Speed, Attack Knockback
- Knockback Resistance
- Spawn-only mode: Set at spawn, persists forever
Spawn-Only Mode (Default for Mobs)
When an entity spawns:
- Checks the spawn dimension and biome
- Calculates combined multiplier (dimension × biome)
- Applies attribute multipliers
- Entity keeps those stats forever, even if it moves
Dynamic Mode (Default for Players)
Every checkInterval ticks (default 20 = 1 second):
- Checks entity's current dimension and biome
- If changed from previous, recalculates multiplier
- Removes old modifiers and applies new ones
- Health percentage is preserved when max health changes
Depth Scaling (Overworld Only)
- Applies only in the Overworld dimension
- Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate
- Configurable via
depthScalingconfig sectionyThreshold: Y-level where scaling starts (above = no bonus)maxDepth: Y-level where max multiplier is reachedscalingMode: Currently supports "linear" scalingmaxMultipliers: Maximum multipliers atmaxDepth
Example (config: yThreshold=0, maxDepth=-64):
- Y=0 to 63: 1.0x (no depth bonus)
- Y=-32: 1.5x (halfway to max)
- Y=-64: 2.0x (maximum depth bonus)
Configurable Difficulty
A server-side Minecraft mod that adjusts entity attributes based on their biome, dimension, and depth. Supports both NeoForge and Fabric mod loaders.
Features
-
Triple Multiplier System:
- Dimension Multipliers: Base difficulty per dimension (Nether, End, modded dimensions)
- Biome Multipliers: Difficulty scaling per biome
- Depth Scaling: Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate (Overworld only)
- Final Formula:
Dimension × Biome × Depth
-
Modded Biome Support: Works with ALL biome mods
-
Modded Dimension Support: Works with ANY dimension
- Auto-fallback: Unconfigured dimensions use Overworld as baseline
-
Attribute Split by Entity Type:
- Players: Only receive Luck attribute (better loot quality)
- Mobs: Receive all combat attributes (Health, Armor, Damage, etc.) except Luck
-
Configurable Attributes:
- Max Health
- Armor
- Armor Toughness
- Attack Damage
- Attack Speed
- Attack Knockback
- Knockback Resistance
- Luck (players only)
-
Y-Coordinate Depth Scaling:
- Applies only in Overworld
- Deeper underground = harder difficulty
- Configurable depth threshold and max depth
- Linear scaling mode available
Configuration
The config file is located at config/configurable-difficulty.json5.
Example Configuration
{
"enabled": true,
"playerMode": "dynamic",
"mobMode": "spawn_only",
"checkInterval": 20,
// Players: Always affected (luck attribute only)
// Mobs: Which entity types should be affected (all attributes except luck)
"applyToHostileMobs": true,
"applyToPassiveMobs": false,
"applyToNeutralMobs": false,
"debug": {
"enabled": false,
"logBiomeChanges": true,
"logAttributeChanges": true
},
"enabledAttributes": {
// Mob attributes: maxHealth, armor, armorToughness, attackDamage, attackSpeed, attackKnockback, knockbackResistance
// Player attribute: luck (loot quality)
"maxHealth": true,
"armor": true,
"armorToughness": true,
"attackDamage": true,
"attackSpeed": false,
"attackKnockback": false,
"knockbackResistance": true,
"luck": false
},
"dimensionMultipliers": {
"minecraft:overworld": {
"maxHealth": 1.0,
"armor": 1.0,
"attackDamage": 1.0,
"luck": 1.0
},
"minecraft:the_nether": {
"maxHealth": 1.5,
"armor": 1.3,
"attackDamage": 1.5,
"luck": 1.2
},
"minecraft:the_end": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"armor": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 2.0,
"luck": 1.5
}
},
"biomeMultipliers": {
"minecraft:desert": {
"maxHealth": 1.5,
"armor": 0.8,
"attackDamage": 1.3,
"knockbackResistance": 0.1,
"luck": 1.1
},
"minecraft:deep_dark": {
"maxHealth": 2.5,
"armor": 2.0,
"armorToughness": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 2.0,
"knockbackResistance": 0.4,
"luck": 1.5
}
},
"depthScaling": {
"enabled": false,
"yThreshold": 0,
"maxDepth": -64,
"scalingMode": "linear",
"maxMultipliers": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"armor": 1.5,
"attackDamage": 1.5,
"luck": 1.3
}
}
}
Multiplier Calculation
The final multiplier for any attribute is calculated as:
Final Multiplier = Dimension Multiplier × Biome Multiplier × Depth Multiplier
Example 1: Nether Zombie in Crimson Forest
- Dimension: Nether → 1.5x health
- Biome: Crimson Forest → 2.0x health
- Depth: N/A (depth scaling only in Overworld)
- Final: 1.5 × 2.0 = 3.0x health
Example 2: Overworld Zombie in Deep Dark at Y=-32
- Dimension: Overworld → 1.0x health
- Biome: Deep Dark → 2.5x health
- Depth: Y=-32 (halfway to -64) → 1.5x health
- Final: 1.0 × 2.5 × 1.5 = 3.75x health
Example 3: Player in The End
- Dimension: The End → 1.5x luck
- Biome: Default → 1.0x luck
- Depth: N/A
- Final: 1.5 × 1.0 = 1.5x luck (better loot drops!)
Adding Modded Biomes and Dimensions
Adding Modded Biomes
Simply add the biome ID to the biomeMultipliers section:
"biomeMultipliers": {
"biomesoplenty:ominous_woods": {
"maxHealth": 2.0,
"attackDamage": 1.8
},
"terralith:volcanic_peaks": {
"maxHealth": 2.3,
"armor": 1.8,
"attackDamage": 1.9
}
}
Adding Modded Dimensions
Simply add the dimension ID to the dimensionMultipliers section:
"dimensionMultipliers": {
"minecraft:overworld": {
"maxHealth": 1.0,
"attackDamage": 1.0,
"luck": 1.0
},
"twilightforest:twilight_forest": {
"maxHealth": 1.3,
"attackDamage": 1.3,
"luck": 1.1
},
"aether:the_aether": {
"maxHealth": 0.8,
"attackDamage": 0.8,
"luck": 1.2
}
}
Note: Unconfigured dimensions automatically fall back to the Overworld settings as a baseline.
How It Works
Multiplier System
The mod applies attribute modifiers using a three-tier multiplier system:
-
Dimension Multiplier: Base difficulty for the entire dimension
- Applied to all entities in that dimension
- Higher values make the whole dimension harder
-
Biome Multiplier: Specific difficulty per biome
- Applied on top of the dimension multiplier
- More dangerous biomes have higher multipliers
-
Depth Multiplier: Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate
- Only applies in the Overworld
- Entities deeper underground face higher multipliers
- Configurable threshold and max depth
Final Formula: Dimension × Biome × Depth
Player Attribute Split
Players receive different attributes than mobs:
-
Players: Only receive the Luck attribute
- Affects loot quality from blocks, mobs, and chests
- Dynamic mode: Updates as player moves between biomes
- Spawn-only mode: Set at spawn, never changes
-
Mobs: Receive combat attributes (all except luck)
- Max Health, Armor, Armor Toughness
- Attack Damage, Attack Speed, Attack Knockback
- Knockback Resistance
- Spawn-only mode: Set at spawn, persists forever
Spawn-Only Mode (Default for Mobs)
When an entity spawns:
- Checks the spawn dimension and biome
- Calculates combined multiplier (dimension × biome)
- Applies attribute multipliers
- Entity keeps those stats forever, even if it moves
Dynamic Mode (Default for Players)
Every checkInterval ticks (default 20 = 1 second):
- Checks entity's current dimension and biome
- If changed from previous, recalculates multiplier
- Removes old modifiers and applies new ones
- Health percentage is preserved when max health changes
Depth Scaling (Overworld Only)
- Applies only in the Overworld dimension
- Progressive difficulty based on Y-coordinate
- Configurable via
depthScalingconfig sectionyThreshold: Y-level where scaling starts (above = no bonus)maxDepth: Y-level where max multiplier is reachedscalingMode: Currently supports "linear" scalingmaxMultipliers: Maximum multipliers atmaxDepth
Example (config: yThreshold=0, maxDepth=-64):
- Y=0 to 63: 1.0x (no depth bonus)
- Y=-32: 1.5x (halfway to max)
- Y=-64: 2.0x (maximum depth bonus)
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