Adjusting World Generation Hazards in the Configuration Files

If specific traps, mimics, or custom spawners feel too punishing for your survival world, Deadly World lets you tune many of its dangers through its configuration files.

Editing the Mod Configuration

You can customize how challenging the world generation is directly from your game folder.

1. Close Minecraft completely so your edits are saved properly.

2. Open your Minecraft game directory and navigate into the config folder.

3. Locate the configuration file for Deadly World and open it with any plain text editor.

4. Browse through the available settings—covering features like pitfalls, fast-flowing lava pockets, projectile towers, mimics, and underwater traps—and adjust or disable the hazards you want to change.

5. Save the text file and launch Minecraft again.

Applying Changes to Your World

Because Deadly World adds its traps and spawners during world generation, editing the configuration only affects terrain generated after the change.

1. Start a new world if you want your updated difficulty settings to apply everywhere from spawn.

2. If you continue playing on an existing save, explore brand-new chunks you have never visited before to see the updated hazard rates; caves and oceans you already generated will keep their existing traps.