minlight: integer value (between 0 and 15) indicating the minimum light level on the block that the mob will spawn on.maxheight: same as minheight but this represents the maximum y level.This height is the y level at which the mob would spawn minheight: this rule accepts an integer and indicates the minimum height (inclusive) at which this rule will fire.This is a much stronger test and will allow you to disable spawns from mob spawners as well as prevent passive mob spawns that don’t always go through the regular ‘checkspawn’ event. onjoin: if this is set to true then this spawn rule will also be fired when entities join the world.The following criteria are currently supported: Note that in the case of summonaid.json the affected mob will most likely be a zombie. Every rule is basically a set of ‘criteria’ and a set of ‘actions’.
In this section the rules in spawn.json and summonaid.json are explained. With NBT (same format as for /give command): minecraft: /.minecraft:sand (just normal minecraft sand).Note, everywhere in the rules below that you can specify items you can use the following notations: It has a similar structure to loot.json except that you cannot control experience based on the type of damage (like magic, fire, explosion, …) experience.json: this file controls how much experience you get from killing mobs.loot.json: with this file you can control the loot that mobs drop when they are killed based on various criteria.The rules in this file are used before the rules in spawn.json are fired so make sure that when you add a rule for new mobs here, the new mobs are allowed in spawn.json potentialspawn.json: with this file you can remove and add spawn rules under certain conditions.summonaid.json: this is a file that is structured the same as spawn.json but is only used when zombies are summoned for aid.In addition, when a spawn is allowed you can also alter some of the properties of the mob like maximum health and others spawn.json: with this file you can block spawning of certain creatures under certain conditions.The other rule file allows you to add new spawns to the world. One is for blocking spawns of certain mobs under certain conditions (conditions like the current weather, time of the day, biome, block, light level, mod, minimum height, distance to spawn, …) and it also allows you to alter the stats of these mobs (give them more health, make them angry, and so on).
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experience.json: This file allows you to determine how much experience you gain from killing enemies depending on a variety of parameters.ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.19.2ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.19.1ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.19ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.18.2ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.18.1ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.18ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.17.1ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.16.5ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.15.2ĭownload In Control Mod for Minecraft 1.12.In Control Mod (1.19.2, 1.18.2) makes you in control of mob spawning.loot.json: This file allows you to control the loot that mobs drop when slain based on different parameters.Because the rules in this file are executed before the rules in spawn.json, be sure that when you add a rule for new monsters here, the new mobs are permitted in spawn.json. Potentialspawn.json: This file allows you to delete and add spawn rules based on particular criteria.summonaid.json: This is a file with the same format as spawn.json, but it is only used when zombies are summoned for assistance.Furthermore, when spawning is permitted, you may change some of the mob's features such as maximum health and others. spawn.json: with this file, you may prevent specific monsters from spawning under particular situations.
In Control! Mod (Take Command of Mob Spawns in Minecraft) As though you were adding blazes to the overworld. You may add new spawns to the world using the other rule file. It also enables you to change the stats of certain creatures (give them more health, make them angry, and so on). One is for preventing particular creatures from spawning under certain situations (conditions like current weather, time of day, biome, block, light level, mod, minimum height, distance to spawn, and so on).
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