Behaviour editing
Changing the behaviour
Getting UUID
An easy way to get the uuid of a Taterzen is to have your crosshairs focused on the Taterzen when typing out the command. Then, you can use tab completion and the uuid will be suggested.
Default Taterzen behaviour will be passive.
It's up to you whether you dare to change it.
If you use any other types than the default one, you'd probably want to change their invulnerable status as well. To achieve that, use
/data merge entity <taterzen uuid> {Invulnerable:1b}
- 1b = true
- 0b = false
Teaming them up
Taterzen teams use the vanilla teams system. For extra docs on the team command, see the wiki. To create and add taterzens to a team, you can simply do
/team add teamName
/team join teamName <taterzen uuid>
Taterzens will never attack another entity on the same team, but if you're not on their team, watch out!
Hostile Behaviour
It was a lovely day until I wrote
/npc edit behaviour HOSTILE
The NPC has started attacking all living entites. I had to run away, otherwise I'd be its next prey. Don't make the same mistake. I don't even know why I told you the above line ...
Defensive Behaviour
- The defensive mechanism will make Taterzen target
the mob that attacked it.
/npc edit behaviour DEFENSIVE
Friendly behaviour
- Taterzens with friendly behaviour will target any
monsters that dare to come around.
/npc edit behaviour FRIENDLY
Passive behaviour
- If you have problems with Taterzen being too aggressive, use
It will calm down the selected one.
/npc edit behaviour PASSIVE