SCP Dystopia Java Edition
SCP Dystopia Java Edition is an adapted version of the SCP: Dystopia Remake Edition modification, originally created for Bedrock Edition. This version adds various elements to Minecraft, including 3D furniture, SCP facility building blocks, various items and creatures from the original, plus includes additional features that were missing in the initial Bedrock version.
IMPORTANT: For version 1.18.2 and above, Geckolib installation is required for the modification to work correctly.
Main Features
This mod offers several innovative mechanics:
- Animated blocks (sliding doors with smooth animation)
- Animated creatures from the SCP universe
- Ability to change models of certain blocks using a special wrench
Blocks and Their Features
The modification introduces a whole range of unique functional blocks:
- Server racks, warehouse shelves, racks and pipes - their appearance can be changed using a wrench
- SCP-294 vending machine allows getting drinks for coins
- Sliding doors may display incorrectly when using some graphical mods (shaders)
- Some blocks, such as sinks and lamps, support interaction when right-clicked
SCP Creatures and Their Behavior
Various entities from the SCP Foundation appear in the world with their unique characteristics:
- SCP-049 remains neutral until the player first shows aggression
- SCP-173 cannot move while remaining in the player's field of view
- SCP-096 is currently set to passive due to coding difficulties of its standard behavior
- SCP-280 spawns naturally in the world only during nighttime
Items and Their Usage
- SCP-458 pizza does not restore hunger after consumption
- Wrench allows changing models of specific blocks
Development Discussion
The mod was created thanks to the efforts of several participants:
- LuckedCoronet45 was responsible for models, textures and conceptual development
- KaiBoi39 worked on creating models and textures
- Sound effects were borrowed from the game SCP: Containment Breach
The modification requires Geckolib for full functionality.
