MobScaler

Dimension Amplifier & MobScaler Mod – Advanced Entity & Player Attribute Management

Overview
MobScaler provides comprehensive control over both mob and player attributes, offering dimension-specific. This mod allows for precise customization of entity attributes, with separate configurations for day and night cycles, making your Minecraft experience more dynamic and challenging.

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Depending on the version, the number of attributes for changes may vary.

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Key Features

1. Dimension-Specific Configurations

   • Customize attributes independently for each dimension:
     • Overworld
     • The Nether
     • The End
     • Support for modded dimensions/mods/entity's
   • Configure all vanilla attributes:
     • Health & Health Multipliers
     • Armor & Armor Multipliers
     • Damage & Damage Multipliers
     • Movement Speed
     • Attack Speed
     • Knockback Resistance
     • Attack Knockback
     • Follow Range
     • Flying Speed
     • Luck
     • Gravity
     • Armor toughness
     • Reach distance
     • Swim speed
     • Depends on the game version

2. Day/Night and cave Cycle System

   • Independent attribute settings for day and night or cave.
   • Enable/disable night/cave scaling per dimension, mod, player, individual mobs.

3. Separate Player & Mob Controls

   • Player-Specific Features:

     • Individual player configurations
     • Dimension-based player attributes
     • Day/night cycle adjustments

   • Mob Features:

     • Difficulty-based scaling
     • Dimension-specific attributes
     • Day/Night/Cave configuration
     • Mod and entity blacklisting

4. Advanced Configuration System

   • File Structure:

     • config/mobscaler/dimensions.json - Mob configurations
     • config/mobscaler/players.json - Player configurations
     • config/mobscaler/mod_mobs.json - Mods configurations
     • config/mobscaler/individual_mobs.json - Individual Mobs configurations
     • config/mobscaler-common.toml - General settings

Calculation System

• Mobs: Final Value = (Base + Addition) × Dimension Multiplier × Difficulty Multiplier
• Players: Final Value = (Base + Addition) × Multiplier

FAQ

Q:The mod menu interface is too big, what should I do?
A: Hange the interface in the graphics settings. Go to Settings → Graphics Settings → Interface. If you have a small screen, it's best to set it to 1. Otherwise, try 2 or 3 for better display.

Q: How does this differ from other scaling mods?
A: MobScaler offers unique features like separate player/mob scaling and dimension-specific configurations, providing more precise control over your game's difficulty progression.

Q: Are custom attributes from other mods supported?
A: Currently focusing on vanilla attributes. Support for modded attributes is under consideration for future updates.

Current Status
ok!

Thank you for downloading and supporting MobScaler!

**Dimension Amplifier & MobScaler Mod – Dynamic Entity Attribute Enhancement

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Overview
MobScaler dynamically adjusts mob attributes based on the dimension you’re in and the game’s difficulty level. This mod boosts key parameters such as maximum health, health multipliers, armor, armor multipliers, damage, and damage multipliers — ensuring that each entity scales appropriately with your game environment.

Key Features

1. Dimension-Based Enhancements

   • Depending on the dimension (by default, the Nether and the End), the mod can enhance:

     • Maximum Health & Health Multiplier

     • Armor & Armor Multiplier

     • **Damage & Damage Multiplier

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• Difficulty-Based Adjustments

  • The mod also modifies these parameters based on the selected difficulty level.
  • Difficulty settings can be customized in the config/mobscaler-common.toml file.

• Calculation Formula

  • The new attribute value is calculated using the formula:

     New Value = (Base Value + Additional Value) * Dimension Multiplier * Difficulty Multiplier
    Example:
    For a spider with a base HP of 16 and an additional 5 HP, using multipliers of 1.5 for both dimension and difficulty, the calculation is:
    (16 + 5) * 1.5 * 1.5 = 47.25 → 48 HP (rounded)

    4.
    Blacklist Configuration for Mods and Entities

    • Customize which mods or specific entities should be excluded from scaling.
    • Configure these settings in the config/mobscaler/dimensions.json file using:
      • modBlacklist: e.g., "modBlacklist": ["examplemod"]
      • entityBlacklist: e.g., "entityBlacklist": ["examplemod:mobid"]
    • Example:
      If you add "minecraft:spider" to the entityBlacklist in the Nether, the spider will be exempt from scaling enhancements. Similarly, blacklisting a mod (e.g., "modBlacklist": ["minecraft"]) means none of its entities will be affected.

Additional Configuration Example

For integrating with another mod, you can define custom settings. For instance:

"twilightforest:twilight_forest": {
"healthAddition": 100.0,
"healthMultiplier": 10.0,
"armorAddition": 10.0,
"armorMultiplier": 10.0,
"damageAddition": 5.0,
"damageMultiplier": 2.0,
"modBlacklist": [],
"entityBlacklist": [
"minecraft:wither"
]
}

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(FAQ)

Will there be a port to newer versions?
Possibly for 1.20.1(DONE) or 1.21.x. This mod was created for my custom pack, so I don’t have any specific plans for further ports at the moment.

**Why did you decide to create this mod when there are other mob-enhancement mods available?
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I noticed that most mods adjust mob attributes based on time or the distance from their spawn point—a concept that I found lacking. MobScaler fills that gap by dynamically scaling mobs without respect to these factors.

Can I use this mod in a mod pack?
Absolutely! MobScaler is designed to work seamlessly in mod packs.

I’d like additional attributes (both existing and new) to be modifiable. How can that be done?
I plan to include all essential vanilla attributes in future updates. As for attributes from other mods, they are still under consideration, and I’m not yet certain about full implementation.

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