![Ohayden's](https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/4f4c0fab20f2bd4932b2bcbe3116e799b31b55f2.png) ![Mob Control](https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/cached_images/87b1f1499cc22e17736254d147e3556582b9cc80.png) Mob Control introduces a powerful and versatile rule-base system that allows modpack designers to easily control and customize mobs through a simple human-readable config. You now have total control over your mobs! Create rules to change every aspect of your mobs. Want to give more (or reduce) XP? Add more health? Block mobs completely? Why not! It's your modpack, you decide what your mobs can do. How about adding custom AI for advanced mobs? Yes, you can set AI on any mob to provide a more custom experience in your modpack! With Mod Control, you can upgrade mobs to have increased health, damage, and new abilities or behaviors, making encounters more intense and strategic. Overall, you have total control to tailor the survival experience! --- Features --- - Block spawning of any mob - Increase the spawn rate of any mob - Control which dimensions a mob will spawn - Control which biomes a mob will spawn - Control which structures a mob will spawn - Spawn mobs on certain days - Spawn mobs in certain weather - Spawn mobs at certain times of the day - Spawn mobs at certain light levels - Define how many mobs per mob - Define how many mobs per player - Define how many mobs spawn per condition - Set the distance a mob will spawn from a player - Control the y-axis - Set the mobs loot drops - Give the mobs armor and weapons - Add AI - Give mobs the ability to break blocks - Give mobs the ability to climb - Give mobs the ability to pillar up - Give mobs the ability to plant trees - Give mobs the ability to plant flowers - Give mobs the ability to cut grass - Give mobs the ability to eat plants - Make eating plants heal mobs - Set the amount of damage a mob will do - Make mobs burn in the sun or not - Make mobs always hostile or remove hostility towards player / other mobs - Make mobs hostile when hurt - When hurt, defined if only the hurt mob attacks or others as well - Define ability to use a leash on mobs - Change max health, speed, follow range, knockback, size, and other attributes - Give mobs a name and show it always or upon looking at the mob - ...and much more! --- Configuration ---

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``` ################################################################################ # Mob Control Config ################################################################################ [general] # debug spams the logs with a bunch of extra logging when set to true. # Don't enable unless you like spammy log files, or you're troubleshooting. debug=false # Mod compatability: This disables mob checks during initial generation of world use-generation-check=false ################################################################################ # NOTE: Rules are executed in order from top to bottom, and the first rule that. # matches all conditions will take precedence. # NOTE: The below rule is an example that can be safely ignored, and for. # documentational purposes only. This rule attempts to explain each of the # parameters with their various intricacies. If we can better word or explain a # parameter, then let us know. ################################################################################ # [[mob]] - Defines the mob and holds one or more [[mob.rules]]. ################################################################################ [[mob]] # name is the mod and mob to control. # Required # Type: String or Array of Strings # Syntax: "mod:mob" or "mod:*" or "*:*" or "*" # NOTE: Use * for a wildcard match. # Examples: # "*" # "minecraft:zombie" # "minecraft:*" # ["minecraft:skeleton", "minecraft:creeper", "custom:*"] name="mod:mob" ################################################################################ # [[mob.rule]] - Define one or more rules to control the mob. ################################################################################ [[mob.rule]] # name gives the rule a name to reference from a "copy" command (see below). # Optional # Type: String name="example-rule" # copy uses the named rule as a base, and anything you define will override. # Optional # Type: String # NOTE: Must match an existing "name", mob.rule, otherwise, will be ignored. # NOTE: Currently the named rule must be a rule in the same mob and before. copy="example-base-rule" # type defines if this rule will be used for spawners, natural, or all types. # Optional, defaulting to block # Type: String or array of strings # Options: # block - Blocks the mob from spawning. # all - Applies to all sources (control, natural, spawner, etc.). # control - Similar to natural, but uses repeat option to force spawning for # complete control. # natural - Applies to naturally spawning mobs, ignoring the repeat option. # spawner - Applies to spawners (monster spawners and trial spawners). # Trial spawners ignore repeat option. # Examples: # type="all" # type="spawner" type="all" # run is the probability to spawn. # Optional, defaulting to 100, which will always match # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 run=50 # repeat is the number of ticks before allowing the rule to run again. # Optional, defaulting to 0 for control and [200,800] for spawners # Type: Numeric or Range # NOTE: 20 ticks is 1 real world second. # NOTE: Natural spawning mobs ignore the repeat and use vanilla logic. # Examples: # 300 = 15 real world seconds # 1200 = 1 real world minute # 24000 = 20 real world minutes (1 day in game) # 72000 = 1 real world hour (3 days in game) # [200,800] = A random amount between 10 real world seconds to 40 real world # seconds repeat=[200,800] ################################################################################ # CONDITIONS - Parameters to control rule matching. ################################################################################ # dimension defines which dimensions to enforce the rule on. # Optional, defaulting to all # Type: String or array of strings # Syntax: "mod:dimension" or "mod:*" or "*:*" or "*" # NOTE: Use * for a wildcard match. # Examples: # "*" # "minecraft:overworld" # "minecraft:*" # ["minecraft:overworld", "minecraft:the_nether", "custom:*"] dimension=["minecraft:overworld"] # biome defines which biomes to enforce the rule on. # Optional, defaulting to all # Type: String or array of strings # Syntax: "mod:biome" or "mod:*" or "*:*" or "*" # NOTE: Use * for a wildcard match. # Examples: # "*" # "minecraft:savanna" # "minecraft:*" # ["minecraft:savanna", "minecraft:forest", "custom:*"] biome=["minecraft:savanna"] # biome-tag defines which biome tags to enforce the rule on. # Optional, defaulting to all # Type: String or array of strings # Syntax: "mod:biome-tag" or "mod:*" or "*:*" or "*" # NOTE: Use * for a wildcard match. # Examples: # "*" # "minecraft:is_dense" # "minecraft:*" # ["minecraft:is_dense", "minecraft:is_wet", "custom:*"] biome-tag=["minecraft:spawns_warm_variant_frogs"] # structure defines which structures to enforce the rule on. # Optional, defaulting to all # Type: String or array of strings # Syntax: "mod:structure" or "mod:*" or "*:*" or "*" # NOTE: Use * for a wildcard match. # NOTE: Use none to match only if there aren't any structures. # Examples: # "*" # "none" # "minecraft:village_savanna" # "minecraft:*" # ["minecraft:village_savanna", "minecraft:mineshaft", "custom:*"] structure=["minecraft:village_savanna"] # day is the Minecraft day to check. # Optional # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX # Examples: # Specific day: 5 # Range: [5,10] # Less than: "<5" # Greater than: ">5" day=[3,10] # time-of-day is the Minecraft time of day to check. # Optional # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and 24000 # NOTE: See https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Daylight_cycle for the 24-hour # Minecraft day explanation. # Examples: # Specific time (noon): 6000 # Range (noon to sunset): [6000,12000] # Less than (before noon): <6000 # Greater than (after sunset): >12000 time-of-day=">12000" # weather enforces the current weather matches the conditions defined. # Optional, defaulting to all weather conditions # Type: String or array of strings # Conditions: # clear - Weather is clear (not the other options below). # rain - Weather is raining or snowing in cold biomes. # thunder - Weather is thunderstorming or blizzard in cold biomes. # Examples: # "clear" # ["rain", "thunder"] weather="clear" # light-sky is the sky's light level. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or range, between 0 and 15 # NOTE: 0 is complete darkness, and 15 is broad daylight. # Examples: # Specific light level: 0 # Range: [0,7] # Less than: "<10" # Greater than: ">10" light-sky="<10" # light-block is the block's light level. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or range, between 0 and 15 # NOTE: 0 is complete darkness, and 15 is broad daylight. # Examples: # Specific light level: 0 # Range: [0,7] # Less than: "<7" # Greater than: ">7" light-block="<7" # max-per-mob is the maximum number of mobs allowed on the server at once. # Optional # Type: Numeric max-per-mob=99999 # max-per-player is the maximum number of mobs allowed per player on the server # at once. It is determined at the time of spawning, and, therefore, if a player # disconnected, then mobs will not be removed. # Optional # Type: Numeric max-per-player=99999 ################################################################################ # SPAWN - Parameters to define spawning attributes. ################################################################################ # spawn.additional-checks will run checks for obstructions when spawning # Optional, defaulting to no # Type: Boolean # Syntax: "yes" or "no", "true" or "false", 0 or 1 spawn.additional-checks="no" # spawn.count is the number of mobs to spawn. # Optional, defaulting to 1 # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX # Examples: # Specific count: 5 # Range: [5,10] # Less than: "<5" # Greater than: ">5" spawn.count=5 # spawn.distance-x is the x-axis distance to spawn the mob from the source. # The source can either be a player or a spawner. # Optional, defaulting to 0 for spawners, otherwise between 0 and 100 # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX # NOTE: The x-axis controls the west (negative) and east (positive) directions. # The value here should always be positive, as the mod will automatically # choose the direction randomly. # Examples: # Specific distance: 5 # Range: [5,10] # Less than: "<5" # Greater than: ">5" spawn.distance-x=[10,20] # spawn.distance-y is the minimum y-axis (up and down) distance to spawn the mob # from the source. The source can either be a player or a spawner. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 (best) and 256 # NOTE: The axis will initially look upward for a viable spawn location using # the distance-y as the minimum distance from the source # (player/spawner); however, if not found, then it will look downward. spawn.distance-y=0 # spawn.distance-z is the z-axis distance to spawn the mob from the # source (player / spawner). # Optional, defaulting to 0 for spawners, otherwise between 0 and 100 # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX # NOTE: The z-axis controls the north (negative) and south (positive) # directions. The value here should always be positive, as the mod will # automatically choose the direction randomly. # Examples: # Specific distance: 5 # Range: [5,10] # Less than: "<5" # Greater than: ">5" spawn.distance-z=[10,20] # spawn.at-y is similar to spawn.distance-y as it restricts the y-axis; however, # it ensures the mob will spawn within the y-axis defined in the world # regardless of the relation to the source (player/spawner). If the mob can't # satisfy both the at-y and distance-y, then it will not be allowed to spawn. # Optional, defaulting to between -256 and 256 # Type: Numeric or Range, between -256 and 256 # Examples: # Specific y level: 5 # Range: [-256,-50] # Less than: "<5" # Greater than: ">5" spawn.at-y=[-256,-50] # convert is the mod:mob to change the spawning mob into. # Optional # Type: String or Array of Strings # Syntax: "mod:mob" # Examples: # "minecraft:zombie" # ["minecraft:skeleton", "minecraft:creeper", "custom:mob"] spawn.convert="mod:mob" ################################################################################ # SET - Parameters to set abilities. ################################################################################ # set.attack defines mich mobs will be attacked on sight. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: String or array of strings # Syntax: "mod:mob" or "player" # Examples: # "player" # "minecraft:skeleton" # ["minecraft:skeleton", "minecraft:allay", "custom:mob"] set.attack=["player", "mincreaft:skeleton"] # set.baby is the probability the mob will spawn as a baby. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.baby=50 # set.break-block is the probability the mob will break blocks. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.break-block=25 # set.can-lead is the probability the mob can be leashed with a lead # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.can-lead=0 # set.climb is the probability the mob will be able to climb up other mobs. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.climb=75 # set.cut-grass is the probability the mob will cut down grass. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.cut-grass=75 # set.damage is the base amount of damage the mob will inflict. # NOTE: This only affects melee attacks # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.damage=[10,20] # set.eat-plants is the probability the mob will eat plants and crops. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.eat-plants=50 # eat-plants-heals is the probability the mob will heal from eating plants, # if you have set.eat-plants enabled. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.eat-plants-heals=25 # set.follow-range is range a mob will follow its target. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.follow-range=[2500,5000] # set.flying-speed is the base speed at which flying mobs can fly. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.flying-speed=[7,10] # set.health is starting health of the mob. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.health=[50,100] # set.knockback applies to mobs with physical attacks giving them the ability # to knock backwards the player when hit. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.knockback=[10,70] # set.movement-speed is the base speed at which mobs can move. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.movement-speed=[20,30] # set.name the name of the mob. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: String # NOTE: See https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Formatting_codes for color codes # to add some color to your mob's name. set.name="§2M§4o§4n§bs§ct§ee§6r§u!" # set.name-always-shown defines if the name is always visible on the mob. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Boolean # Syntax: "yes" or "no", "true" or "false", 0 or 1 set.name-always-shown="yes" # set.on-hurt defines what the mob will do when hurt. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: String # Options: # one - If hurt, then the one mob will attack. # all - If hurt, then the mob, and others of the same type, will attack. set.on-hurt="one" # set.place-block is the probability the mob will place blocks. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.place-block=50 # set.plant-trees is the probability the mob will plant biome appropriate trees. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.plant-trees=75 # set.plant-flowers is the probability the mob will plant biome appropriate # flowers. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.plant-flowers=25 # set.size defines the size of the mob by scaling the model. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.size=[80,120] # set.spread-fire is the probability the mob will spread fire to others if on # fire. # Optional, defaulting to 0 # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.spread-fire=100 # set.sunburn is the probability the mob will burn under the sun. # Optional, defaulting to 0, except phantoms, skeletons, and zombies, # which will default to 100. # Type: Numeric, between 0 and 100 set.sunburn=0 # set.xp is the experience points dropped by the mob after killing. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Numeric or Range, between 0 and MAX set.xp=[10,50] ################################################################################ # SLOT - Parameters to define armor and items in hand. ################################################################################ # slot.head is a list of items or a single item for the mob's head. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # Syntax: # [[mob.rule.chest]] # name="mod:item" # weight=number # drop=number # NOTE: If a list of items is provided, then an item will be randomly selected. # NOTE: The optional weight parameter will affect the probability of selection. # NOTE: The optional drop parameter will is the probability of the item # dropping upon mob's death. Range is 0-100 defaulting to 0 # NOTE: The name parameter supports the "give" command's SNBT formatting. Use # a give command generator and take only the item name + the text that # follows, such as: # Generator Provides: # /give @a iron_sword[enchantments={mending:1}] # Change to: # name="iron_sword[enchantments={mending:1}]" # Example give command generator (be sure to use the correct MC version): # https://www.gamergeeks.net/apps/minecraft/give-command-generator # If the item has double quotes, then ensure to escape, as such: # name="wooden_sword{display:{Name:'[\"\",{\"text\":\"Toothpick\",\"italic\":false}]'},Enchantments:[{lvl:1,id:mending}]}" # Examples: # [[mob.rule.head]] # name="minecraft:golden_helmet" # weight=1 # [[mob.rule.head]] # name="minecraft:air" # weight=3 [[mob.rule.head]] name="minecraft:golden_helmet" [[mob.rule.head]] name="minecraft:diamond_helmet" # slot.chest is a list of items or a single item for the mob's chest. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # NOTE: See slot.head for syntax and example. [[mob.rule.chest]] # slot.legs is a list of items or a single item for the mob's legs. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # NOTE: See slot.head for syntax and example. [[mob.rule.legs]] # slot.feet is a list of items or a single item for the mob's feet. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # NOTE: See slot.head for syntax and example. [[mob.rule.feet]] name="minecraft:leather_boots" # slot.main is a list of items or a single item for the mob's main hand. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # NOTE: See slot.head for syntax and example. [[mob.rule.mainhand]] name="minecraft:wooden_sword" [[mob.rule.mainhand]] name="minecraft:golden_sword" [[mob.rule.mainhand]] name='golden_sword[custom_name=[{"text":"Ole Yellower","italic":false}],lore=[[{"text":"A sword from past times","italic":false}]],enchantments={mending:1,sweeping_edge:3}]' # slot.main is a list of items or a single item for the mob's offhand. # Optional, defaulting to empty # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight. # NOTE: See slot.head for syntax and example. [[mob.rule.offhand]] ################################################################################ # LOOT - Parameters to define loot dropped upon death. ################################################################################ # loot is a list of items or a single item to drop if the player kills the mob. # Optional, defaulting to vanilla # Type: Table with a required name and optional weight and quantity. # Syntax: # [[mob.rule.loot]] # name="mod:item" # group=string or number # weight=number # quantity=number, or range of numbers # NOTE: If a list of items is provided, then an item will be randomly selected. # NOTE: The optional group will give you the ability to drop more than one item. # If group is not set, then it will default to blank. # NOTE: The optional weight parameter will affect the probability of selection. # NOTE: The name parameter supports SNBT formatting. # See slot.head for more information. [[mob.rule.loot]] name="minecraft:apple" group="a" quantity=[1,3] [[mob.rule.loot]] name="minecraft:air" group="b" weight=3 [[mob.rule.loot]] name="minecraft:golden_apple" group="b" weight=1 quantity=1 [[mob.rule.loot]] name="minecraft:air" group="c" weight=3 [[mob.rule.loot]] name='golden_helmet[custom_name=[{"text":"Helmet of Breathing","italic":false}],enchantments={aqua_affinity:1}]' group="c" weight=1 quantity=1 ################################################################################ # Add your custom rules below the next line ################################################################################ ################################################################################ # Add your custom rules above the previous line ################################################################################ # Allow all by default. You can change "all" to "block" to block mobs by default. [[mob]] name="*" [[mob.rule]] type="all" ```

--- Commands --- Enables / Disables debug logging
```/modcontrol admin debug``` Shows various stats tracked by the mod ```/modcontrol admin stats``` Removes any currently tracked mobs from world ```/modcontrol admin clear-mobs``` Ignores rules and summon mobs Optional [rule] argument allows you to apply a named rule to the summoned mob ```/modcontrol admin force-summon [rule]``` Force config reload ```/modcontrol admin reload``` Displays current version ```/modcontrol ver``` --- Media --- More how to videos on YouTube at: [Mob Control: How To Series](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO08UIh-ZJHxEaa01PEwd8NGJAACu3QDP) --- FAQ --- > Can I include this mod into my modpack? > > Absolutely! > Will you support X.XX.X version? > > Within reason, we're trying to support the most common versions of Minecraft. > Which mod loaders do you support? > > We currently support Fabric, Neoforge, and Forge. > Where can I report a bug or get support? > > Join my Discord. >

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