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Want to keep your base clear of hostile mobs?
Or just watch them fly and change up your mob farms?
This datapack adds a structure to keep those pesky mobs from spawning and entering its radius.
Inspired by Gneiss Names Video
Repels Mobs from entering its radius:
Prevents Mobs from spawning in its radius.
How to craft:
The smithing template is: ward_armor_trim_smithing_template
How to place:
Place a Netherite Block.
Place the Mob Barrier on top.
Activate it by supplying Redstone power to the Netherite Block.
How to change the radius:
Right-klick on the top of the Netherite Block with a Diamond in the main hand.
The Diamond will be consumed when increasing the radius.
Radius options:
How to exclude Mobs from the Barriers effect:
Obtain the desired Mob Head.
This is done the same way you get vanilla mob heads. (Explode the Mob with a charged Creeper)
All hostile mobs have been given such a mob head drop. [Keep in mind that mob heads from other datapacks
will not work for this]
Place the Mob Head on a side of the Netherite Block [You can supply power form the bottom to get 4 excludes]
(Zombie Villagers are excluded and included with normal Zombies)
To get the Mob Barrier back, just break the Netherite Block or the Calibrated Sculk Sensor (its a repeater, so the hitbox will be only slightly higher than the Netherite Block)
The Mob Barrier and/or Netherite Block will drop.
Feel free to report any bugs or performance problems here, or contact me on discord =)
Or just watch them fly and change up your mob farms?
This datapack adds a structure to keep those pesky mobs from spawning and entering its radius.
Inspired by Gneiss Names Video
Use GitHub for different game versions if available
Repels Mobs from entering its radius:
Prevents Mobs from spawning in its radius.
How to craft:
The smithing template is: ward_armor_trim_smithing_template
How to place:
Place a Netherite Block.
Place the Mob Barrier on top.
Activate it by supplying Redstone power to the Netherite Block.
How to change the radius:
Right-klick on the top of the Netherite Block with a Diamond in the main hand.
The Diamond will be consumed when increasing the radius.
Radius options:
- 10 Blocks (20 Block diameter)
- 20 Blocks (40 Block diameter)
- 40 Blocks (80 Block diameter)
- 80 Blocks (160 Block diameter)
How to exclude Mobs from the Barriers effect:
Obtain the desired Mob Head.
This is done the same way you get vanilla mob heads. (Explode the Mob with a charged Creeper)
All hostile mobs have been given such a mob head drop. [Keep in mind that mob heads from other datapacks
will not work for this]
Place the Mob Head on a side of the Netherite Block [You can supply power form the bottom to get 4 excludes]
(Zombie Villagers are excluded and included with normal Zombies)
To get the Mob Barrier back, just break the Netherite Block or the Calibrated Sculk Sensor (its a repeater, so the hitbox will be only slightly higher than the Netherite Block)
The Mob Barrier and/or Netherite Block will drop.
Feel free to report any bugs or performance problems here, or contact me on discord =)
Compatibility | Minecraft 1.20 |
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I am able to create the item to place on the "netherrite" block, however it does not appear to work when I flip the redstone switch to turn it on.
Any thoughts or suggestions? I have tried this in single player as well as on a server / realm.
I also have attempted to do this in creative and in survival.
does the machine appear (like visually change the block)?
The Netherite block is being changed to a redstone lamp, to detect the incoming signal.
I just tested in 1.20.4 and it works for me. If you have mods installed, they might break the pack.
btw datapacks on realms is a very bad idea, since realms break a LOT of stuff ^^
Other than that it would be easier if you added me on disc for help ^^
Altho just pushing them might be an idea, while still allowing them to spawn.
Ill think about that and maybe implement it in the future =)
If you want to make it easier, you can just change every "netherite_block" in the datapack to any other block you want =)
(Like in the mcfuncitons, and the .json)