Ancient Guardian Model FAQ

Place the `s_210316.bbmodel` file into your `ModelEngine/blueprints` folder on your server. If this folder doesn't exist, create it in your plugins directory.

Make sure you've placed all three files in the correct locations: the `.bbmodel` in ModelEngine/blueprints, both `.yml` files in their respective MythicMobs folders, and the `e9e27244dcae23b7` file in your MythicMobs folder. After placing files, run `/meg reload` and `/mm reload`.

Use the MythicMobs command to spawn it, typically `/mm spawn AncientGuardian` at your location, or set up a spawner using MythicMobs configuration files to spawn it automatically in specific locations.

The Ancient Guardian uses Fiery Sweep, Normal Slash, Vertical Slash, and Flame Slash as its primary combat skills, each with different attack patterns and ranges.

Ensure the `AncientGuardian.yml` file is in your `MythicMobs/Mobs` folder and the skills file is in `MythicMobs/Skills`, then run `/mm reload` to load the configurations.

Yes—edit the `AncientGuardian.yml` files in your MythicMobs folders to modify behavior, damage, and skill triggers. The model itself is built from 150 blocks across 18 skeletons, so visual changes require editing the `.bbmodel` file in a model editor.

Yes, you need both Model-Engine and MythicMobs installed on your server for the Ancient Guardian to function properly.

Check that the skill is enabled in your `AncientGuardian.yml` configuration and that MythicMobs has been reloaded with `/mm reload` after any edits.

The model uses 150 blocks and 18 skeletons with multiple animations, so performance depends on your server specs and how many bosses spawn simultaneously; test with one boss first and monitor server performance.

Yes—use MythicMobs spawner configurations to place the Ancient Guardian in specific locations, and customize its health and damage in the `.yml` files to match your dungeon's difficulty.