This addon, only done a couple times before on bedrock edition. Literally adds nothing else. but honestly why would you need anything else? the myth, the legend himself. Has pulled up. Ladies and gentlemen. The Capybara Addon.
This addon adds an animal called a “Capybara”. An animal native to South America and is the largest and most chill rodent. They can be found in swamps, jungles, and mangrove swamps and do not attack any mob, neither should mobs attack it. <mark class="pen-red">Including you.</mark>
You can find them naturally spawning in jungle biomes.
They naturally spawn in three slightly different but noticeable sizes.
If you want a capybara, (which you should like come on look at them). They can be tamed with melons. When tamed, they will follow you around and also teleport to you when you're too far away.
You can also have them sit down. Because convivence.
Breeding:
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If you want more of them, they are based off their real counterparts. Adult capybaras can be bred with the following items:
If you put a saddle on a capybara, you can actually ride them and control them.
Note: If you start riding one and they’re not tamed, they might wander off in a random direction mid travel. They‘re chill with a walk but they don’t know you like that yet.
Literal Living Jet Ski:
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They also travel very fast in water. They are literal jet skis.
Along with being able to tame capybaras and bring them along with you on your journey, you can also put cute outfits on them.
In order to give a capybara a costume, you will need to craft an item called the "Costume Basket". Once that is crafted, you can use the basket on the mob itself then it will shuffle through its costume list. At the moment the list is randomized but that may be changed further down the line.
In order to take a costume off, simply sneak and interact with the Capybara to remove any existing costume they have on.
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