Mobs/Levels.md

 Mob Levels
 ==========
 
-Mob levels are a useful function for adding levels to your mob. Levels can allow for several useful features.
+Mob levels are a useful function for adding levels to your mob, which allow for several useful features.
 
-You can have their damage and hitpoints scale up as their level
-increases, you can have them drop more items depending on what their
-level is (see _BonusLevelItems_ in [Droptable Options](/Items/Drops#droptable-options)).
+For example, you can have the mob's damage and healthscale up as their level increases, or you can have them drop more items depending on what their level is (see _BonusLevelItems_ in [Droptable Options](/Items/Drops#droptable-options)).
 
-Or, for more advanced configs you could change their drops completely
-depending on what level they are, give them different skills depending
-on their level, or even change where/how they spawn depending on what
-level they are (using spawners and randomspawns.)
+Or, for more advanced configs you could change their drops completely depending on what level they are, give them different skills depending on their level, or even change where/how they spawn depending on what level they are (using spawners and randomspawns.)
 
-Mob levels can be influenced by world scaling (see below), [Random
+Mob levels can also be influenced by world scaling (see below), [Random
 Spawners](/Random%20Spawns) or the [SetLevel
 mechanic](/skills/mechanics/setlevel).
 
@@ -53,50 +48,30 @@ for the affected attributes in the mob configuration.
 World Scaling
 -------------
 
-Mob levels (for random-spawned mobs) can automatically be set by the
-plugin for by specifying world scaling settings in the config.yml
-located in */MythicMobs*/. Setting it up is simple. By the default the
-section for scaling in your config.yml should look something like this:
+Mob levels (for random-spawned mobs) can automatically be set by the plugin by specifying world scaling settings in the config.yml located in */MythicMobs*/. Setting it up is simple. By default the section for scaling in your config.yml should look something like this:
 
       Scaling:
         Default:
           Enabled: false
-          PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250
+          PerBlocksFromSpawn: 500
         world2:
           Enabled: false
           PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250
         world2_nether:
           Enabled: false
-          PerBlocksFromSpawn: 100
-
-First off, when configuring world scaling for your world, you must
-define the name of your world. In most cases and if you didn't apply a
-custom name to the folder of your world, that will just the *world*. For
-the sake of example, let's say your world is called *MyAwesomeServer*.
-As next step, you must set **Enabled: true**.
-
-Now for the important part; setting **PerBlocksFromSpawn: \[blocks\]**.
-Based on this value, MythicMobs will make the mobs spawn on different
-values. In the example below it is set to **PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250**,
-which will make the mobs spawn:
-
--   **At level 0 in the white area** (0-249 blocks from spawn)
--   **At level 1 in the skin area** (250-499 blocks distance)
--   **At level 2 in the yellow area** (500-749 blocks distance)
--   **At level 3 in the orange area** (750-999 blocks distance)
--   **At level 4 in the red area** (1000-1249 blocks distance)
--   **At level 5 ...** (1250-1499 blocks distance)
+          PerBlocksFromSpawn: 150
+
+The above examples shows different worlds with different levels of scaling. Using "world2" as an example, the levels for randomspawnmed mobs would look something like this:
+
+-   Lvel 0 in the white area (0-249 blocks from spawn).
+-   Level 1 in the tan area (250-499 blocks distance).
+-   Level 2 in the yellow area (500-749 blocks distance).
+-   Level 3 in the orange area (750-999 blocks distance).
+-   Level 4 in the red area (1000-1249 blocks distance).
+-   Etc.
 
 ![](http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160317/ebnd74rs.jpg)
 
-These options will automatically be applied to all mobs that are
-summoned into the game using MythicMobs' [Random
-Spawning](/[[databases/spawners/randomspawners). You can use the
-**UseWorldScaling: \[true/false\]** option on your randomspawn
+These options will automatically be applied to all mobs that are summoned into the game using MythicMobs' [Random Spawning](/[[databases/spawners/randomspawners). You can use the **UseWorldScaling: \[true/false\]** option on your randomspawn configurations to control whether mobs are supposed to be affected by world scaling.
+
+Note that world scaling options will never affect mobs in *VanillaMobs.yml* located in */MythicMobs/Mobs*. Vanilla overrides cannot be affected by world scaling at all. It will only work on custom mobs created in their own configuration files.
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-configurations to control whether mobs are supposed to be affected by
-world scaling.
-
-Note that world scaling options will never affect mobs in
-*VanillaMobs.yml* located in */MythicMobs/Mobs*. Vanilla overrides
-cannot be affected by world scaling at all. It will only work on custom
-mobs created in their own configuration files.
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