A command to force a certain mob to only target another certain mob, or a group of mobs. For example:
/mobtarget wtbblue.com:skeleton
/mobtarget wtbblue.com:enderman
(The mob that is to be targeted is in brackets.)
I love watching mobs fighting each other, but the only way to get them to fight is to:
1. Build a wither,
2. Name a vindicator Johnny, or
3. Use natural hostility (such as skeletons vs wolves).
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I have spawned hundreds of mobs in the hope that they fight, and while I have seen some great battles, I have only ever seen three creepers explode. Also, I have never been able to get ghasts, guardians or drowned to fight in the battles because vindicators named Johnny and withers have a hard time attacking them.
In conclusion, I support and approve of this suggestion.
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WilderPT ☠☣<✞G҉A҉M҉E҉R-✞>☣☠ commented
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November 02, 2019 18:47 Report Comment
and if you added the ! like “/mobtarget wtbblue.com:skeleton ” it would attack everything except for the villager.
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Andre Chen commented
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April 20, 2020 21:47 Report Comment
If this command affects natural hostilities, it might be a better idea to move that functionality away from a single command and toward datapack entity_type tags, where every hostile/neutral mob would have a tags that specify the mobs that they are naturally hostile and neutral towards. Then you could edit those entity_type tags with a datapack, which is a much more organized way of implementing the same feature.
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Swagmire5882 commented
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July 29, 2020 03:07 Report Comment
I like this idea. I think the format would be more customizable, and fit into vanilla better if it were /mobtarget
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Timothy Flamewalker commented
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November 09, 2020 14:48 Report Comment
I always wanted something like this . hope it gets added