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Mob Levels
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<img src="http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160306/uozz9rdv.jpg" width="500" height="250" alt="http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160306/uozz9rdv.jpg" />
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This is a database of all Options available for Mob Levels.
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Mob levels are a useful function for adding levels to your mob. Adding
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levels to your mob can allow for several different things.
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You can have their damage and hitpoints scale up as their level
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increases, you can have them drop more items depending on what their
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level is.
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Or, for more advanced configs you could change their drops completely
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depending on what level they are, give them different skills depending
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on their level, or even change where/how they spawn depending on what
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level they are (using spawners and randomspawns.)
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Mob levels can be influenced by world scaling (see below), [Random
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Spawners](/databases/spawners/randomspawners) or the [SetLevel
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mechanic](/skills/mechanics/setlevel).
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This page will only be covering the basics, a future guides/examples
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section may include more in-depth tutorials later on.
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Zombie:
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MobType: zombie
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Health: 100
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Damage: 10
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Display: '&5Zombie Lvl - <mob.level>'
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Options:
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MovementSpeed: 0.3
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Drops:
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- GOLD_NUGGET 1 1
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DropsPerLevel: (Below v4.4 only)
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- GOLD_NUGGET 1 0.5
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LevelModifiers:
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Health: 5
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Damage: 0.5
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DropsPerLevel
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The drops listed under this section will be applied depending on the
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level of the mob. In the example above the Zombie has a 50% chance of
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dropping an additional gold nugget per level. So if he's level 5 he has
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a chance to drop up to 6 gold nuggets.
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See [Drops Overview](/databases/drops/overview) for more information.
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*DropsPerLevel has been removed as of v4.4*
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LevelModifiers
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These options, put under the LevelModifiers section, will increase the
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mobs respective stats by the given numbers per level. These stats will
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be added on top of their base stats.
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Level modifiers may not work if you didn't specify specify base values
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for the affected attributes in the mob configuration.
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* **Health: [number]**
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* **Damage: [number] ((The damage value will never influence the damage dealt by potions (witches) or arrows (skeletons) ))**
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* **KnockbackResistance: [number]**
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* [[databases:skills:power_level|Power]]**: [number]**
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* **Armor: [number]**
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* **MovementSpeed: [number]**
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* **AttackSpeed: [number]**
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*"MovmentSpeed" and "AttackSpeed" were added in version 2.3.2.*
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World Scaling
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Mob levels (for random-spawned mobs) can automatically be set by the
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plugin for by specifying world scaling settings in the config.yml
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located in */MythicMobs*/. Setting it up is simple. By the default the
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section for scaling in your config.yml should look something like this:
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Scaling:
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Default:
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Enabled: false
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PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250
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world2:
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Enabled: false
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PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250
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world2_nether:
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Enabled: false
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PerBlocksFromSpawn: 100
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First off, when configuring world scaling for your world, you must
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define the name of your world. In most cases and if you didn't apply a
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custom name to the folder of your world, that will just the *world*. For
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the sake of example, let's say your world is called *MyAwesomeServer*.
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As next step, you must set **Enabled: true**.
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Now for the important part; setting **PerBlocksFromSpawn: \[blocks\]**.
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Based on this value, MythicMobs will make the mobs spawn on different
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values. In the example below it is set to **PerBlocksFromSpawn: 250**,
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which will make the mobs spawn:
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- **At level 0 in the white area** (0-249 blocks from spawn)
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- **At level 1 in the skin area** (250-499 blocks distance)
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- **At level 2 in the yellow area** (500-749 blocks distance)
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- **At level 3 in the orange area** (750-999 blocks distance)
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- **At level 4 in the red area** (1000-1249 blocks distance)
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- **At level 5 ...** (1250-1499 blocks distance)
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These options will automatically be applied to all mobs that are
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summoned into the game using MythicMobs' [Random
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Spawning](/[[databases/spawners/randomspawners). You can use the
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**UseWorldScaling: \[true/false\]** option on your randomspawn
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configurations to control whether mobs are supposed to be affected by
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world scaling.
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Note that world scaling options will never affect mobs in
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*VanillaMobs.yml* located in */MythicMobs/Mobs*. Vanilla overrides
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cannot be affected by world scaling at all. It will only work on custom
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mobs created in their own configuration files. |
