This is a pretty simple mod which adds a two new items: animal seeds and animal lilies.
- Animal seeds can be planted on grass blocks to grow passive animals over time.
- Animal lilies can be planted on water blocks to do the same, but for water animals.
This mod is designed to be used in mod packs with custom recipes for each animal seed, though by default animal bushes will rarely generate which drop a random animal seed or lily when broken.
Using the config file, seeds can be added for any mob which has a spawn egg, allowing seeds to be added for mobs from mods such as Twilight Forest, Waddles, or even vanilla monsters such as creepers and guardians. Additionally, there are options to configure right click harvest, whether bone meal affects the crops, and the chance of an additional seed dropping when the crop is harvested.
I'm having problems with lycanite's mobs not registering the spawn eggs.Is this a known issue?
In reply to Awesome8362:
Also missing support for mowzie's mobs
In reply to Awesome8362:
If the mods do not add proper spawn eggs, this mod will not support them. Good chance they add their own custom eggs, which typically means I cannot accurately guess what is needed to spawn the mobs in a plant
Is the config compatible with modded mobs?
In reply to Awesome8362:
From the mod description:
In reply to KnightMiner:
Thank you for the answer,man.Have a nice day!
Hey Knight Miner!
I made a tutorial for the mod, i love the mod, its apart of the Skyblock 4 series, keep up the good work! so far there isint any bugs included in the game.
my Channel: KristoffLam_1
Yours truly,
Kristoff Lam
I saw a stream of somebody who grew an enderman on skyfactory 4, I was wondering where I may locate this mod bc I can't find it.
In reply to heasthrgef:
This is the correct mod, enderman seeds are just not enabled by default. There is a config file where you can add new mobs that can be grown. If you need mob IDs, check out the Minecraft Wiki
I should also point out that the recipes for the seeds are all added by Sky Factory 4 as well, you will want to add your own recipes unless you are fine with just finding the seeds randomly in bushes in the world.
In reply to KnightMiner:
thanks, will definitely help grinding.
This is a really cool mod. It fits perfectly with a modpack i am working on. However, i do have a bit of a noob question.
If i wanted to add an animalcrop seed for say, a chicken, to a loot chest, what would i need to add? Here is an example of what's listed in the config for the chest:
{
"block": "wasteland_meteors:meteor_chest",
"meta": "facing=south",
"nbt": "{LootTable:\"wasteland_meteors:chests/minecraft_plants\"}",
"weight": 8
}
In reply to Darkfiend009:
NBT should just be {entity: "minecraft:chicken"}. I suggest using a mod such as CraftTweaker to display the NBT for the item though, much easier than asking on a curseforge page. I'm pretty sure the command you use is "/ct hand".
In reply to KnightMiner:
Thank you!
Lol, what a strange mod.
Hey, loving the mod in SkyFactory4. Is it intentional that sometimes 1 seed can spawn multiple animals? As in: "reaping" the seed releases a pig and then in the same spot the seed resets to 0% growth.
In reply to Carionis:
Yes, that is 100% intentional. Darkosto has mentioned that feature several times on stream, and you can verify by checking the config
In reply to KnightMiner:
Sorry, don't watch streams and I usually try to leave configs where pack makers put them. Thanks for your answer!!!
This mod is fantastic! I'd really love to learn from it, as well. Since you're using an MIT license, am I to assume that you're okay with remixing?
In reply to BonesTheRabbit:
Its fine to reuse parts of the code. I'd prefer you do not rerelease a modified version of the whole mod, but that is technically allowed by the license.
It shouldn't encompass all parts. I don't even know if I'm skilled enough to make what I have in mind, given how poorly I understand Java and the Forge API, presently.
The idea I have in mind is a powered "cloning vat." Players would go out into the world to find fossils, which could then be grown into living mobs.
You can probably see the design overlap. I'll keep you abridged of my progress, if you'd like? I really love what you've done here, and feel like I could learn a lot from it.