How to disable Dungeon generation in Minecraft

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Does anyone know how to disable not only villages, but dungeons too in the vanilla game? I do not want to allow my players access to random loot.



Best Answer

  1. Goto singleplayer and create new world enter image description here

  2. Click on more world options enter image description here

  3. Click on world type and look for customized. After that click on customize. enter image description here

  4. You'll see the basic settings has an option for Villages, Dungeons, etc to turn them off. enter image description here

  5. Turn them off. enter image description here
  6. Click done and create the world! Now your world will have no villages or dungeons for players to loot.

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Quick Answer about "How to disable Dungeon generation in Minecraft"

  • Goto singleplayer and create new world.
  • Click on more world options.
  • Click on world type and look for customized. After that click on customize.
  • You'll see the basic settings has an option for Villages, Dungeons, etc to turn them off.
  • Turn them off.
  • Click done and create the world!


  • How are dungeons generated in Minecraft?

    Dungeons generate with either a zombie (50% chance), skeleton (25% chance), or spider (25% chance) spawner. The spawner is always in the center of the dungeon room, with chests located around the walls of the room (large chests can connect with the short side against the wall).

    How often do dungeons generate?

    In the center of a dungeon is a monster spawner that spits out either zombies, skeletons, or spiders when you enter within a 16-block radius. A new monster will spawn, on average, about every 25 seconds, but can spawn as quickly as every 10 seconds.

    Is there a command to find dungeons in Minecraft?

    There is also a command by which you can find dungeons in Minecraft with the help of the dungeon finder program such as Chunkbase. And the command is /seed, and you can get the seed of your world by using this command.



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    Answer 2

    You can change dungeon generation, and multiple other settings, in the 'Customised' world type.

    On the 'New World' screen, click World Type until it says 'Customised'. Click on the Customise button below it.

    New world screen

    On the following screen you can change the spawning of dungeons, strongholds, and heaps of other cool stuff. Just click the buttons to toggle, and slide the sliders to change spawn rates.

    Customised world settings

    Please note the 'Dungeon Count' button doesn't actually increase/decrease the number of dungeons, rather it specifies the number of tries per chunk to spawn a dungeon at world generation. While the average number of dungeons per chunk may increase, it is not guaranteed that any more dungeons will spawn (due to the chance of invalid spawn locations)

    Answer 3

    When creating a new world, click More World Options, then click Generate Structures: ON. It should change to OFF, disabling the spawning of villages, dungeons and strongholds.

    Answer 4

    If you are ok with a superflat world you can pick a preset then you can see the preset code at the top. It will look something like this:

    dungeon,village

    So just remove the dungeon and village tag and you should be good to go!

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