Automatic Rundown generation, using procedural seed based generation. Four active rundowns to choose from: the daily, weekly, monthly, and each season. Play with friends with zero configuration of seeds.
Track your progression in each rundown separately from the base game and other modded rundowns, see if you can clear them "Unaugmented"! (Without boosters)
Levels and rundowns are designed to be similar and in the spirit of vanilla GTFO. The largest difference is in the addition of new tilesets (geomorphs) to add more variety to the existing games set of tiles.
AutogenRundown supports the following 3rd party peer mods. You can install them along side AutogenRundown and play with modified weapons etc in the random rundowns.
You can override any generated datablock or custom JSON file by placing partial files in the GameData-Custom folder in the BepInEx folder for your mod profile. Your changes are merged deeply into the generated datablocks. You only need to specify the properties you want to change. Everything else is preserved.
Custom overrides are applied last, after all rundown generation and copied peer mod configuration files.
Create the folder:
BepInEx/GameData-Custom/
This folder mirrors the structure of BepInEx/GameData/{revision}/. Place your override files using the same relative paths. For example:
BepInEx/
GameData-Custom/
GameData_EnemyBalancingDataBlock_bin.json
GameData_FogSettingsDataBlock_bin.json
Custom/
ExtraEnemyCustomization/
Property.json
Datablock files (GameData_*DataBlock_bin.json) contain a Blocks array where each block has a persistentID. Your override file only needs the blocks you want to change, with only the properties you want to modify.
Example: Make Strikers have 999 health and add a custom enemy:
// GameData-Custom/GameData_EnemyBalancingDataBlock_bin.json
{
"Blocks": [
{ "persistentID": 13, "Health": { "HealthMax": 999 } },
{
"persistentID": 50000,
"name": "Custom",
"internalEnabled": true,
"Health": { "HealthMax": 100 }
}
]
}
HealthMax is changed. All other Striker properties (armor, name, etc.) are preserved.LastPersistentID is automatically recalculated.For JSON files where array elements don't have a persistentID (such as files in Custom/), you can target specific array positions using __index. The __index property is stripped from the final output.
Example: Increase Mega-Mother children spawns to 50 max and 20 min in ExtraEnemyCustomization:
// GameData-Custom/Custom/ExtraEnemyCustomization/Ability.json
{
"BirthingCustom": [
{ "__index": 0, "ChildrenPerBirthMin": 20, "ChildrenMax": 50 }
]
}
This merges into the object at position 0 of the BirthingCustom array, changing ChildrenPerBirthMin and ChildrenMax while preserving all other properties at that index.
To add items to an array while keeping the original contents, use the "__existing" string marker. It expands to the full original array at that position. Items before it are prepended, items after are appended.
Example: Append a new enemy to an existing list:
{
"enemies": ["__existing", { "name": "CustomBoss", "hp": 500 }]
}
Example: Prepend and append:
{
"enemies": [{ "name": "First" }, "__existing", { "name": "Last" }]
}
If "__existing" is omitted, the array is replaced entirely (see below).
If your override array contains elements without persistentID, __index, or __existing, the entire target array is replaced.
{
"tags": ["new_tag_a", "new_tag_b"]
}
Non-JSON files (images, icons, etc.) are copied directly into the target directory, overwriting any existing file. New files with no matching target are also copied as-is.
| Scenario | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Object property exists in both | Deep-merged recursively |
| Object property only in override | Added |
| Object property only in generated | Preserved |
Array elements have persistentID |
Matched by ID, deep-merged; new IDs appended |
Array elements have __index |
Merged at specified position; __index stripped |
Array contains __existing marker |
Original items placed at marker; new items around |
| Array elements have neither | Entire array replaced |
| Scalar values | Override replaces generated |
| JSON file with no existing target | Copied as new file |
| Non-JSON file | Copied with overwrite |
See Github for more details.