gigaherz / EyesInTheDarkness

A small spooky mod for the MMD SPookyJam 2018
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/eyes-in-the-darkness
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Eyes spawning in nether #21

Closed GauntAndreX8 closed 2 years ago

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

They are spawning in the nether is this bug or something

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

no it's not a bug. you can configure it.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

Where can I configure it

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

depends on what version of mc you use and what version of the mod.

assuming a recent version, in the save folder,

saves/<save folder>/serverconfigs/eyesinthedarkness-server.toml

or in a server

world/serverconfigs/eyesinthedarkness-server.toml

if you are in a new enough version there will be a dimension blacklist option.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

Where is it tho go to minecraft then config then eyes in the darkness that’s the only config this mod has

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

How do I config not spawn in the nether I am playing in Minecraft 1.16.5 on mod version 1.0.3

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

it explains in the comment lines before "DimensionRules":

    #Specifies rules for accepting or rejecting dimensions.
    #The rules are scanned one by one until a rule matches, This means the first rule to match takes precedence over any other subsequent rule, so more specific rules should go first.
    #Rules:
    #  "dimension:name"   -- ALLOWS spawning in the given dimension.
    #  "!dimension:name"  -- DISALLOWS spawning in the given dimension.
    #  "#dimension:type"  -- ALLOWS spawning in any dimension with the given dimension type.
    #  "!#dimension:type" -- DISALLOWS spawning in any dimension with the given dimension type.
    #  "!*"               -- DISALLOWS spawning unconditionally. Place this at the end of the list to disable spawning if no other rules pass (defaults to allow otherwise).
    #Examples:
    #  To disable spawning in the end dimension: [ "!minecraft:the_end" ]
    #  To disable spawning in the nether dimension: [ "!minecraft:nether" ]
    #  To disable spawning in all secondary overworlds, but allow the vanilla overworld: [ "minecraft:overworld", "!#minecraft:overworld" ]

if you just want to disable in the nether, you can use what the comment says, and just make the line:

    DimensionRules = [ "!minecraft:the_nether" ]
GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

But there’s only a client side config how many config does this mod have

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

As I said in the other message, it's in the serverconfig folder, in your save, not the main config folder.

Try using https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/configured Maybe it will be easier for you.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

I do have it when I went to config it only shows if jumpscare should be on or off I even did it manually by the folder and still none

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

It has to be there, in the serverconfig folder. This has been working for years, so I don't know why it wouldn't be there. Are you sure you looked in the right folder? <save>/serverconfigs/eyesinthedarkness-server.toml ?

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

I’ll have a look and see

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

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GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

That’s the config I see with configured mod

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

Try looking for it in explorer instead of using Configured, then.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

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GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

The same too

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

That's the wrong file! It's not eyesinthedarkness-client.toml in the config folder. You have to go to your save folder, and then into the serverconfigs folder, and then look for eyesinthedarkness-server.toml there. image image image image

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

But there is nothing in my saves I have no official worlds I keep yet also will apply generally or only in the world I config

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

Once you have configured your configs to your liking, you can copy the serverconfigs contents to the defaultconfigs folder outside. image image the files there will be copied to all new saves but forge will never replace existing files in existing saves.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

So it will change the config generally like if I create a new world it will still use the config I change or will still use the original

gigaherz commented 2 years ago

Once you have copied a config file to the defaultconfigs, forge will apply that config to all new saves. If you modify the file on a save the configs will only apply to that one save.

GauntAndreX8 commented 2 years ago

Ok thxs I’ll see and try if it helps