So, here is the thing.
I wanted to make a mob zoo and what came out was a disaster.
I managed to make mobs persistent, however, they come only in one variety. No matter what I try, the same thing.
Here is a example: /summon MoCreatures:Werewolf ~ ~1 ~ {PersistenceRequired:1}
What comes out is ALWAYS a brown werewolf. Nothing different. I would like to find a command to help with variety.
I tried the horse breeds variety on this command, nothing.
I wanted to make a mob zoo and what came out was a disaster.
I managed to make mobs persistent, however, they come only in one variety. No matter what I try, the same thing.
Here is a example: /summon MoCreatures:Werewolf ~ ~1 ~ {PersistenceRequired:1}
What comes out is ALWAYS a brown werewolf. Nothing different. I would like to find a command to help with variety.
I tried the horse breeds variety on this command, nothing.
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HOLY FLIP!!!! I dunno why but after trying the command again two black werewolves spawned, then one albino. I hope this will not happen again. Thank you all for trying to help.
If this is on 1.13 (which I doubt) you can try the /data command to learn more about the entity. So just spawn something in by default and then use something as: /data get entity @e[distance=..5,limit=1] (check 1 entity near you within a 5 block radius).
But if you don't have this available and you can access your world files directly then I'd try MCEdit or NBTExplorer. It should be able to help you look into the stats of those mobs.
But if you don't have this available and you can access your world files directly then I'd try MCEdit or NBTExplorer. It should be able to help you look into the stats of those mobs.
To add to this, you can use the following command for 1.12.2 or lower.
The result is very similar to your 1.13 data get command. However If you don't like the red text, the text that could go off the screen, or the fact that it doesn't work with players, then I still think using MCEdit or NBTExplorer is a good option. :)
~SUPERIONtheKnight
/entitydata @e[type=!player,r=5,c=1] {}The result is very similar to your 1.13 data get command. However If you don't like the red text, the text that could go off the screen, or the fact that it doesn't work with players, then I still think using MCEdit or NBTExplorer is a good option. :)
~SUPERIONtheKnight
would be better to go to the official forum and ask
