Is there a function available which let's one mimic the spawn ability of a zombie, skeleton or blaze for example. Essentially copying their spawn behaviour?
#Mimic Mob Spawning
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Possibly with EntityJS?
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hasty elk
yea
hasty elk
Possibly with EntityJS?
in startup js let Monster = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.monster.Monster") let EntityType = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.EntityType") EntityJSEvents.spawnPlacement(event => { event.replace('minecraft:wither_skeleton', "on_ground", "motion_blocking_no_leaves", (entityType, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource) => Monster.checkMonsterSpawnRules(EntityType.ZOMBIE, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource) ); });
then you'll need to actually add their spawns like so in server scripts js EntityJSEvents.biomeSpawns(event => { event.addSpawn("minecraft:wither_skeleton", ["#minecraft:overworld"], 10, 1, 3) })
hasty elk
i dont mind it
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So after the mob spawn behaviour has been mimiced, can you still modify their spawn chance?
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in startup ```js
let Monster = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.monste...
What does the first part do, because the second part looks like it handles the spawn addition
What do these 3 do: spawntype, blockpos, randomsource
hasty elk
So after the mob spawn behaviour has been mimiced, can you still modify their sp...
spawn chance is modified via the weight in the biome spawn event
hasty elk
What do these 3 do: ``spawntype, blockpos, randomsource``
those are pretty self explanatory
for spawntype reference the MobSpawnType class https://lexxie.dev/forge/1.20.1/net/minecraft/world/entity/MobSpawnType.html
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I'm assuming randomsource handles spawn weight?
hasty elk
i think it handles the attempt when seeing a potential spawnable block
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in startup ```js
let Monster = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.monste...
In this example you used the spawn rules of Zombie, but what about mobs like Creepers, Cave Spiders, Slimes, Drowned and Ghasts.
Where can I find the list of EntityType for example?
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https://lexxie.dev/forge/1.20.1/net/minecraft/world/entity/EntityType.html
I've tried this now:
startup_scripts
let $Monster = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.monster.Monster")
let $EntityType = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.EntityType")
EntityJSEvents.spawnPlacement(event => {
event.replace('specialmobs:brutezombie', "on_ground", "motion_blocking_no_leaves", (entityType, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource) =>
$Monster.checkMonsterSpawnRules($EntityType.ZOMBIE, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource)
);
});
and
EntityJSEvents.biomeSpawns(event => {
event.addSpawn('specialmobs:brutezombie', ["#minecraft:overworld"], 10, 1, 3)
})
I don't know if this the numbers make the mob too rare to spawn, but I haven't seen the mob spawn yet
hasty elk
hmm
i know they need a mob type to be able to spawn with the biome spawns event
in some event like entity interacted console.log(entity.mobType) and see what it says
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hmm
It's been some time but I stumbled back here and was wondering if I can do the checkSpawn to check if the spawns have worked
hasty elk
if mimics dont have a spawntype then it wont fire the checkspawn event
.spawned event will check regardless
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.spawned event will check regardless
My current setup looks like this. Tell me if you have any recommandations/ if I am doing something wrong.
startup
const $Monster = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.monster.Monster");
const $EntityType = Java.loadClass("net.minecraft.world.entity.EntityType");
global.specialMobs = {
'ZOMBIE': ['brutezombie', 'firezombie', 'fishingzombie', 'frozenzombie', 'giantzombie', 'hungryzombie', 'huskzombie', 'madscientistzombie', 'plaguezombie']
};
Object.entries(global.specialMobs).forEach(([mobType, variants]) => {
EntityJSEvents.spawnPlacement(event => {
variants.forEach(variant => {
event.replace(`specialmobs:${variant}`, "on_ground", "motion_blocking_no_leaves", (entityType, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource) =>
Monster.checkMonsterSpawnRules($EntityType.ZOMBIE, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource)
);
});
});
});
server
Object.values(global.specialMobs).forEach(variants => {
variants.forEach(variant => {
EntityEvents.checkSpawn(`specialmobs:${variant}`, event => {
console.log(`specialmobs:${variant}` + ' spawned!')
event.server.tell(`specialmobs:${variant}` + ' spawned!')
});
EntityJSEvents.biomeSpawns(event => {
event.addSpawn(`specialmobs:${variant}`, ["#minecraft:overworld"], 1000, 1, 3)
console.log(`specialmobs:${variant}` + ' BiomeSpawned!')
});
});
});
maybe my numbers are too low
none of the mobs listed in global.specialMobs are spawning
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My current setup looks like this. Tell me if you have any recommandations/ if I ...
@hasty elk Could you tell me if I am doing something wrong here?
hasty elk
My current setup looks like this. Tell me if you have any recommandations/ if I ...
i've seen entities not spawn with forge spawning because they lack a mobType too, summon it manually and console.log(event.entity.mobType) in the checkSpawn event
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i've seen entities not spawn with forge spawning because they lack a mobType too...
okay
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i've seen entities not spawn with forge spawning because they lack a mobType too...
Wait, I thought you explained to me that this line
Monster.checkMonsterSpawnRules($EntityType.ZOMBIE, levelAccessor, spawntype, blockpos, randomsource)
is meant to grab ahold of the EntityType.ZOMBIE spawn rule and apply it to the entities put into:
event.replace(`specialmobs:${variant}`
those are spawn rules, not mobType
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For doing console.log(target.mobType) in ItemEvents.entityInteracted
net.minecraft.world.entity.MobType@67797f7b [net.minecraft.world.entity.MobType]
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Wait, I thought you explained to me that this line
```js
Monster.checkMonsterSpa...
Is my way of trying to get an existing mobs spawn rule not correct as done here, then applying it to the event.replace?
hasty elk
it looks correct to me
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do .toString()
It did this: net.minecraft.world.entity.MobType@67797f7b without the outer part
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this is there github for the version
https://github.com/FatherToast/SpecialMobs/tree/1.20.X
hasty elk
oh you know what
maybe it's MobCategory
that we need
cause they seem to add their own spawning logic
although i still wanna see what it says when you do this js let UtilsJS = Java.loadClass("dev.latvian.mods.kubejs.util.UtilsJS") ItemEvents.entityInteracted(event => { let /**@type {Internal.LivingEntity} */ target = event.target console.log(UtilsJS.getMobTypeId(target.mobType)) console.log(target.getSpawnType()) console.log(target.entityType.category.toString()) })
no promises thisll work but you can also try modifying their mobtype with the modify event js EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity(event => { Object.values(global.specialMobs).forEach(variants => { variants.forEach(variant => { event.modify(`specialmobs:${variant}`, modifyBuilder => { modifyBuilder.mobType("undead") }) }) }) })
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although i still wanna see what it says when you do this ```js
let UtilsJS = Jav...
[INFO] overall/entities/target_test.js#4: undead
[INFO] overall/entities/target_test.js#5: SPAWN_EGG [net.minecraft.world.entity.MobSpawnType]
[INFO] overall/entities/target_test.js#6: MONSTER
so nothing out of the ordinary
yeah not sure tbh, maybe try incontrol spawning mechanics
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The reason I am trying to naturally spawn them is because they, the author, chose a very bad way of making the mobs spawn: They replace vanilla mobs which also messes up their given attributes when spawned.
They left a config option in which one can disable the "Mob Replacer"-feature which is what I did, which led me down this KJS path
hasty elk
yikes
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