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Dead Man's Abyss

Ladysnake's entry for MMD's 2018 spookyjam event

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Updated 7 years ago
beta file Dead Man's Abyss v0.1.4 MC1.12.2
Game version 1.12.2
Loader Not required

Dead Man's Abyss v0.1.4 MC1.12.2 targets 1.12.2. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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About this project

What does Dead Man's Abyss add?

A screecher during the event

Overview:

  • Two ways the event can start:
  1. Randomly after the player has been to the nether
  2. dropping a blind quartz into water

The event only concerns the overworld; Nether and End stay the same and aren't changed. (configurable)

  • Normal mobs don't spawn, although they won't burn during the event.
  • Sound system, mobs rely on sound to track the player. The more sound the player makes, the more their radius extend (for the duration of the noise).
  • Shader during the event that makes it so dark areas are pitch black.
  • Mushrooms turn to darkness-repealing lightblebs during the event. They will turn back to mushrooms afterwards.
  • The event stops naturally at dawn.

Read more about the event and see planned features on our Roadmap.


Made for the MMD SpookyJam 2018. (#SpookyJamMC on Twitter)

developed during second SpookyJam contest from october 1st to october 14th 2018

Project description from CurseForge.

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