# textdomain: mcl_mobs
This allows you to place a single mob.=

Just place it where you want the mob to appear. Animals will spawn tamed, unless you hold down the sneak key while placing. If you place this on a mob spawner, you change the mob it spawns.=

You need the “maphack” privilege to change the mob spawner.=
Only peaceful mobs allowed!=
##[ physics.lua ]##

The maximum number of pushable entities a mob or player can push, before taking 6♥♥♥ entity cramming damage per half-second.=

Whether mobs should drop items and experience orbs.=
##[ api.lua ]##
Peaceful mode active! No monsters will spawn.=

Removes specified mobs except nametagged and tamed ones. For the second parameter, use nametagged/tamed to select only nametagged/tamed mobs, or a range to specify a maximum distance from the player.=

Default usage. Clearing hostile mobs. For more options please type: /help clearmobs=

##[ spawning.lua ]##

Whether mobs should spawn naturally, or via global spawning logic, such as for cats, phantoms, patrols, wandering traders, or zombie sieges. Does not affect special spawning attempts, like monster spawners, raids, or iron golems.=

spawn_mob is a chatcommand that allows you to type in the name of a mob without 'typing mobs_mc:' all the time like so; 'spawn_mob spider'. however, there is more you can do with this special command, currently you can edit any number, boolean, and string variable you choose with this format: spawn_mob 'any_mob:var<mobs_variable@=variable_value>:'. any_mob being your mob of choice, mobs_variable being the variable, and variable value being the value of the chosen variable. and example of this format: @n spawn_mob skeleton:var<passive@=true>:@n this would spawn a skeleton that wouldn't attack you. REMEMBER-THIS> when changing a number value always prefix it with 'NUM', example: @n spawn_mob skeleton:var<jump_height@=NUM10>:@n this setting the skelly's jump height to 10. if you want to make multiple changes to a mob, you can, example: @n spawn_mob skeleton:var<passive@=true>::var<jump_height@=NUM10>::var<fly@=true>:@n etc.=

##[ crafts.lua ]##
Name Tag=
Give names to mobs=
Set name at anvil=
A name tag is an item to name a mob.=

Before you use the name tag, you need to set a name at an anvil. Then you can use the name tag to name a mob. This uses up the name tag.=

