ASYLUM ENGINE

🧱 New Gameplay Mechanics
✅ Crawling and Hiding
✅ Climbing over high obstacles
✅ Squeezing through tight spaces
✅ Chase sequences
✅ Enemy system
✅ Save points
✅ Infrared camcorder

🎵 Additional Features
🎧 Precise sound design to simulate Outlast
🧩 Custom blocks and furniture
🛠️ Functional blocks for creating Outlast-style levels
🔦 Dynamic lighting support with shaders
📦 Demo world included for learning and inspiration

💡 For the Best Experience

Use Complementary Shaders v4.6 with the provided settings (or another shader with dynamic lighting and complete darkness).

Ensure “Mod Resources” is at the top of your Resource Pack settings.

Set music volume to 0% and ambient volume to ~30%.

FOV: Normal (60).

View Bobbing: ON.

Disable connected textures if you experience texture issues.

🧩 Tips for Creating Your Own Levels

Do not wear Miles’ clothing (forces Adventure Mode).

Equip the developer view in your off-hand to see and interact with functional blocks.

Right-click functional blocks to delete them.

Explore the demo world to see how functional blocks are used.

🔑 Functional Blocks (Core System)

Functional blocks are the heart of Asylum Engine – they let you integrate Outlast-style gameplay into Minecraft.

⚠️ Important Notes:

Keep save functions, enemy trigger functions, and enemy spawn functions close together.

Always place enemy triggers before enemy spawn functions.

Enemy spawn functions will still trigger enemies even if out of range.

All functions reset when the player dies.

Whether you’re designing a thrilling horror map or experimenting with survival gameplay, Asylum Engine gives you the ultimate Outlast-inspired toolkit for Minecraft.

✔️ Mod Support

✔️ New Gameplay Enhancements 

Nawgo