Wikis / MythicDungeons / Mythic Mobs Integration / Targeters / Room Spawn

Room Spawn

Added in v2.0.1.

Description

Targets locations inside a room of the caster's procedural dungeon. In the default spawn mode it returns the room's spawn point. In random mode it returns up to amount random points inside the room, with optional edge padding, minimum spacing, and surface snapping.

Procedural only.

Attributes

Attribute Aliases Description Default
room roomid, id, r, name, n Room template name, case insensitive. The first placed room using that template wins. When empty, the room at the skill origin is used. (empty)
mode m spawn returns the room spawn point; random returns random points. spawn
amount a Number of random points to generate in random mode. Minimum 1. 1
padding p Blocks to shrink the room box inward on X and Z before picking random points. 0
spacing s Minimum horizontal (X/Z) distance enforced between generated random points. Y is not considered. 0
onsurface onsurf, os When true, each random point is placed one block above the highest solid block in its column, scanning down from the top of the room box. false

Examples

SummonAtSpawn:
  Skills:
  - summon{type=SkeletalKnight;amount=1} @roomspawn

ScatterMobs:
  Skills:
  - summon{type=Zombie;amount=1} @roomspawn{mode=random;amount=6;padding=2;spacing=3;onsurface=true}

The first summons at the current room's spawn point. The second scatters up to six zombies across the room's surface with padding and spacing.

Aliases

  • @droomspawn
  • @roomlocation
  • @roomloc

Notes

  • This is a location targeter. Mechanics that need entity targets get nothing from it.
  • The origin used to pick the "current room" is the skill's origin location, falling back to the caster's own location. It is only consulted when room is empty.
  • In spawn mode it returns nothing if the room has no spawn point set.
  • In random mode it makes at most amount * 20 placement attempts, and discards a candidate whose column has no solid block or that violates spacing, so you can end up with fewer points than amount, or none at all.
  • Without onsurface, Y is picked uniformly across the room's full height, so points can land inside blocks or in mid-air.
  • onsurface never picks a random Y. It scans from the top of the room box downward for the first solid block in the column and places the point one block above it. Columns with no solid block are skipped.
  • padding is ignored unless the room is wider than padding * 2 on both X and Z.
  • Mythic's standard location options also apply, including xoffset/yoffset/zoffset, centered, surface, blocktypes, blockignores, limit, and sort.
Updated Aug 19, 2026