Sakey's Spawn that config for NIGHT Spawn

English

I REALLY Hate Seekers...!

I'm totally fine with skeletons and shamans spawning. They're not a big deal at all, and I can handle them easily. However, if flying mobs with that kind of damage output, like Seekers, start appearing all the way inside my carefully built main base, that's seriously not okay. Please, for the love of Odin, leave me alone.

This is a Spawn That config file designed to disable high-damage nighttime spawns from the mid-game onward.

・Nighttime Fuling spawns outside the Plains after defeating Yagluth

・Nighttime Seeker, Seeker Soldier, and Tick spawns outside the Mistlands after defeating the Queen

・Nighttime Charred Soldier spawns outside the Ashlands after defeating Fader

These are the spawns that this config disables. This is specifically intended to disable the post-Goblin nighttime spawns, which can cause significant damage to buildings, so nighttime spawns after defeating the bosses of the Swamp and Black Forest biomes are not included.

Deep North Fimbulvinter-related spawns are also not included.

Changes

・Updated the spawn IDs that had changed due to the Valheim 1.0 update.

・Added the nighttime spawns across all biomes after defeating the Deep North boss to the disabled settings.

【Installation】

・First, install "SpawnThat", launch the game, enter a world, leave it running for just a few seconds, and then exit. *・Go to steamapp/common/Valheim/BepInEx/config and copy the file "spawn_that.world_spawners_advanced.cfg" from the extracted ZIP folder into it. ・You will receive a warning that a file with the same name already exists, so select "Replace the file."

【Notes / Additional Information】

※SpawnThat works by specifying the spawn ID assigned to each monster and overriding the game's own settings through the config, so changing the contents of this file may cause the settings to stop working!

※The monsters that normally spawn in their native biomes and the versions that begin spawning across all biomes at night after defeating a boss have separate spawn IDs internally, so they are treated as separate spawn entries even when they are the same monster. Therefore, installing this config will not remove Seekers spawning in the Mistlands, Charred Soldiers spawning in the Ashlands, or other monsters spawning within their native biomes. (It is possible to completely disable those as well... but that requires a separate configuration.)*

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日本語

シーカーが嫌すぎる…！

骸骨やシャーマンが湧くぐらいはまだ全然許せるし余裕。 だけど、シーカーのようなあんな火力で飛行するモブが作り込んだメインの基地にまで現れたらシャレにならない。 ガチで勘弁して欲しい。

Spawn thatで中盤以降の火力が高めの夜間湧きを潰すためのコンフィグファイルです。

・ヤグルス討伐後のフーリングの平地以外での夜間湧き

・クイーン討伐後のミストランド以外でのシーカー、シーカーの兵士、ティックの夜間湧き

・Fader討伐後の黒焦げ兵士のアッシュランド以外での夜間湧き

以上の湧き潰しです。 あくまで建築物への損傷が大きいゴブリン以降の湧き潰しなので、沼バイオームとフォレストのボス討伐後の湧きは含めていません。

またDeepNorthのFimbulvinter関連のスポーンは含めていません。

変更点

・Valheim 1.0 アプデに伴ってスポーンIDが変更されていたので更新しました。

・DeepNorthのボス討伐後の全バイオームの夜間湧きも無効設定に追加しました。

【導入方法】

・まずは「SpawnThat」を導入しゲームを起動、ワールドに入り数秒間だけ起動して終了します。 ・steamapp/common/Valheim/BepInEx/configに、ZIPファイル解凍したフォルダ内にあるファイル**「spawn_that.world_spawners_advanced.cfg」をコピーして貼り付けてください。 ・同じ名前のファイルがあるという警告が出るので「ファイルを置き換える」を選択。**

【注意・補足】

※SpawnThatは各モンスターごとに割り振られたスポーンIDを指定しconfigで設定を自ら上書きする仕組みのMODですので、ファイル内容を変更すると無効になる危険があります！

※通常バイオームに湧いているものと、ボス討伐後に夜間に全バイオームにスポーンするようになる分は、ゲーム内部のスポーンIDが別々に設定されており、同一モンスターでも別枠です。なのでこのコンフィグを入れてもミストランドでスポーンするシーカー、あるいはアッシュランドでスポーンする黒焦げの兵士など帰属バイオームでスポーンする分のモンスターが消えることはありません。 (そちらも含めて完全に消すことも可能ではありますが…その場合は別設定が必要です）*

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Sakey's SpawnThat Config for NIGHT Spawns

I hate Seekers so much…!

To all builders out there:

Are you struggling with Seekers spawning at night after defeating The Queen?

(For me, the first time I heard that thing's voice in the Meadows… I honestly got chills…)

Skeletons or Shamans spawning? That's totally fine. I can deal with that.

But when flying enemies like Seekers, with that ridiculous damage output, start appearing inside a carefully built main base…

That's not funny anymore.

Seriously, please no.

"Wait, can't SpawnThat remove them?"

...Config files?

"Do I have to write something myself?"

"Spawn IDs? What are those? Do I have to search for them? Use debug mode?"

Ugh… I want them gone, but it looks complicated, I don't understand it, and it sounds like a pain… (´・ω・｀)

But I hate those damn Seekers…

I want to do something about it…

For those players who feel the same way, I would like to share my successful SpawnThat configuration file!

I spent more than six months playing Valheim, researching, testing, and finally getting it working.

You don't need to write anything yourself.

Just extract the file, copy it, and overwrite your existing config.

I know what you're thinking.

The Charred enemies that start appearing at night after defeating Fader,

Ticks and Seekers after defeating The Queen,

and even Goblins after defeating Yagluth…

Of course, I configured them all so they won't spawn at night.

Naturally.

【Installation】

First, install SpawnThat, launch the game, enter your world, wait a few seconds, and then exit the game.

Go to:

steamapp/common/Valheim/BepInEx/config

Copy the file:

spawn_that.world_spawners_advanced.cfg

from the extracted ZIP folder and paste it there.

When Windows asks if you want to replace the existing file, choose "Replace the file in the destination."

【Notes & Additional Information】

※ This configuration may stop working in future updates if the spawn IDs are changed. If that happens, I plan to update the file.

※ SpawnThat works by assigning each monster its own spawn ID and allowing users to override those settings through configuration files. Changing the contents of this config may cause it to stop working properly!

※ Normal biome spawns and the special night spawns that appear in all biomes after defeating bosses use different internal spawn IDs.

Therefore, installing this config will not remove Seekers that naturally spawn in the Mistlands, nor will it remove Charred enemies that naturally spawn in the Ashlands.

These enemies will remain in their original biomes.

(It is possible to remove them completely as well… but that's a different configuration.)

I only speak Japanese,

and I am not a modder.

I'm just a regular player.

Please keep that in mind.

However, if this helps people who think:

"I want to remove these annoying spawns, but I don't want to deal with complicated settings…"

then I will be happy.

Cheers!