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Wasteland Pack No Mans Land Model FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

Do I need both ModelEngine and MythicMobs for this pack to work?
Yes, both plugins are required. ModelEngine handles the creature models and animations, while MythicMobs manages their behavior, stats, and skills. The pack includes configuration files for both.
My wasteland mobs are invisible even though I reloaded everything
Make sure your server's resource pack (generated in plugins/ModelEngine/resource pack) is being sent to players and they've accepted it. Also verify that all blueprint files were extracted to plugins/ModelEngine/blueprints and that you ran /meg reload.
Can I change how much damage the Beast of the Wasteland does?
Yes, open the mob's configuration file in plugins/MythicMobs/Mobs and adjust the damage values in the skills section, then reload with /mm reload. The customization guide included with the pack walks through common stat changes.
What's the difference between Ghouls, Crawlers, and Spitters?
Each creature has different attack patterns and behaviors—Ghouls are melee-focused, Crawlers move differently and may have special movement abilities, and Spitters use ranged attacks. Check the included documentation or the MythicMobs config files to see their exact skill sets.
How do I make wasteland mobs spawn naturally in my world?
You'll need to configure spawning through MythicMobs by creating spawn rules in plugins/MythicMobs/Spawners or using a spawner plugin. The 'Spawning and Encountering Wasteland Creatures' guide covers the specific setup steps.
Are the Corrupted Goblin Miners and Desert Swirls hostile to players?
That depends on how they're configured in your MythicMobs files—the pack includes default hostile configurations, but you can edit their behavior in plugins/MythicMobs/Mobs to make them passive or neutral if you prefer.
What does the hazardous barrel do and how do I use it?
The barrel is an environmental hazard that creates dynamic challenges in your wasteland. Check the MythicMobs configuration files to see what effects it applies and whether you need to place it manually or configure it as a spawned object.
Will this pack cause lag on my server?
Performance depends on how many mobs you spawn and your server's specs. Start with a small number of creatures and monitor performance, then adjust spawn rates in your MythicMobs configuration as needed.
Can I use this pack with other mob mods or packs?
Yes, as long as they don't conflict with ModelEngine or MythicMobs. However, having multiple custom mob packs active can impact performance and may cause issues if they use overlapping configuration folders.
The Swamp Frog isn't spawning where I expected it to
Check that your MythicMobs spawner configuration includes the Swamp Frog and that it's set to spawn in the correct biome. Verify the mob file exists in plugins/MythicMobs/Mobs and reload with /mm reload.