Primitive Mobs Mod do Minecraft 1.12.2
Mały mod dodający moby o "minecraftowym" klimacie.
O modzie Primitive Mobs
Primitive Mobs currently adds 25 "Minecrafty" mobs both hostile and docile to liven up your
world.

1 Million downloads! Woohoo! Thank you all for the support! (Since then we have quite surpassed that; thanks everyone!)
The Beta for v1.2.3 is here, with new mobs! However it will require a dependency to work; MultiMob; get it here. Please, reset any config related to primitive mobs or multimob before upgrading! (v1.2.3 REQUIRES v.1.0.4 of MultiMob to work)
By popular request; I have uploaded the 1.7.10 release and 1.10 alpha here; please be aware that those do not contain a lot of the features described here! Instead look here (for 1.7) or here (for 1.10). Thanks!
Here follows the info on all current mobs added by this mod.
Alternatively to the info below; check out this cool showcase video made by textConjure (has convenient Youtube segments as well)
Drops: Camouflage Dye (used to craft Camouflage Armor by combining it with Leather Armor)
Spawns: Daylight, Forests and Jungles (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile
Special Info: Can be tamed with Melons and bred with Fermented Spider Eyes. Tamed Chameleons follow you around. Right-click with empty hand to make them sit still. The color changing effect supports modded blocks and resource packs.
Drops: The loot they contain
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Rare items, like Diamonds, are obviously very rare. The loot they spawn with can be changed through loot tables (see section below). Modded items are supported.
Sometimes one can spawn without an item inside. Right-clicking it with a Slimeball will "tame" it. Follows you around when tamed. Right-click with empty hand to make them sit still. You can also put any item inside of the tamed slime and see their colors change!
Drops: Book or A random enchanted book (higher levels are rarer)
Spawns: Deep underground (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile until provoked
Special Info: Modded enchantments are supported.
Drops: The tool they haunted with reduced durability
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile until provoked
Special Info: Higher tier tools, like Diamond, are obviously very rare. The tools they spawn as can be changed through loot tables (see section below). Modded tools are supported. Use a Looting sword to kill them for tools with better durability!
Drops: Nothing
Spawns: Underground (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile
Special Info: Follows you around. When led to the surface (above y=50 and when he can see the sky) OR when near a village, you can right-click him for 2-4 emeralds as reward! They will then change into a normal villager with the unique Miner Profession.
In the config settings, you can enable the Miner Profession to spawn in villages as well. Their villager noises can also be disabled.
Drops: Nothing
Spawns: Everywhere on well-lit natural blocks (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile
Special Info: Offers some unique trades which are balanced around vanilla trades; most of their stock cannot be found in villages. New trades unlock like with normal villagers. Follows you around when you show emeralds. He does despawn like other mobs, therefore the name; however you can make them settle by bribing them with an emerald block (they won't despawn then). This can be disabled in the config.
Drops: Gunpowder, Firework Star (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Look at that smug! Once close, they wait a bit before they launch themselves upwards and come down to the ground to explode in your face! Explode like normal when they do not have enough space to jump.
Drops: Gunpowder, TNT (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: They throw small blocks of TNT at you, but run away when you get too close. Their explosion terrain damage can be disabled in the config settings.
Drops: Gunpowder, Cookie (Rare), Mystery Egg (very Rare)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile until provoked
Special Info: They buff a mob near them with Potion effects (Fire Resistance, Strength and Speed) and follow it around. They also charge Creepers if they choose to buff one. Explodes and becomes aggressive like normal when below half health.
Drops: The item they have stolen
Spawns: Deserts (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile until provoked
Special Info: They will sneak up to players who have ingots or gems in their inventory, and steal one when close. They drop their stolen item when hit once and run away. Sometimes they spawn with an item already, allowing you to steal from them instead. The items they like can be changed through loot tables (see section below). The chance they spawn with an item can be changed in the config settings.
Drops: Slimeball, Lily Pad
Spawns: Swamps (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile until provoked
Special Info: They wait for unsuspecting animals or players to come by, to surprise attack them! They particularly hunt Squids. Suffocates on land.
Drops: The sapling they hold
Spawns: Forests (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile
Special Info: They associate with a specific tree. Modded trees are supported. Grove Sprites will plant the saplings they hold overtime (does not happen too often). They will also help saplings of their own type grow! Give a Grove Sprite a sapling of their own type and they will no longer despawn. Giving a sapling increases their sapling inventory; which also increases overtime. Their inventory decreases by planting sapling or by right-clicking them with bonemeal, which yields Wonder Sap! Wonder Sap can be put in a crafting table together with any type of log to convert it to the Grove Sprite type log!
Drops: Raw Dodo, Feathers
Spawns: Near Mycelium (Overworld)
Hostility: Docile
Special Info: They act like chickens, but have some additional benefits. Their meat is very nutricious and probably the best food compared to vanilla Minecraft (when cooked). They change Grass blocks into Mycelium every once in a while (can be disabled in the config). They also, very infrequently, lay Dodo Eggs. However there is a catch to all this; their breeding item changes everytime and you only know through trail and error. They choose between: all seeds (including cocoa beans), all crops, all fruits and all mushrooms (vanilla items). They spawn everywhere near Mycelium, also outside of Mushroom Islands.
Drops: String, Spider Eye (Rare), Spider Egg (very Rare)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Mother: Hostile, Baby: Docile until provoked or Mother provoked
Special Info: Mother Spiders become enraged and stronger when you attack her babies! Sometimes a Mother Spider will drop a Spider Egg, which can be used to summon a Baby Spider that will fight for you. Use the Spider Shell to retrieve the baby. The maximum amount of babies the mother spawns with can be changed in the config settings.
Baby Spider raising: Once you release a baby spider from an egg it is "tamed" and will follow you around and attack for you. They can be set to "sit" by sneaking and right-clicking. They can be fed Fermented Spider eyes to have them grow one stage; doing so will NO LONGER allow you to retrieve the spider in an egg. Use 5 Fermented eyes to have it grow up into a full spider. Their eye color is random but can be changed by right-clicking them with dyes! Right-click a fully grown spider to ride it!
Drops: Slimeballs
Spawns: Beach (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: They will jump on player heads and start damaging them. Multiple Brain Slimes can stack up, causing more damage. Hit them, to cause them to fall off. You can also wear a helmet to prevent damage; however the helmet will take damage instead. Smaller Brain Slimes will grow after "sucking" brain 10 times; making them stronger.
Drops: Chest, Mimic Orb (Rare)
Spawns: Chests generate underground which have a chance to be a Mimic (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Chests now generate in your caves (generation rate can be changed in the spawnrate config). When encountering such a chest and trying to open it there is a 1/3 chance of it being a Mimic, a 1/3 chance of it being a mob trap with mob drops in the chest and a 1/3 chance of it being regular loot which varies in value (balanced around vanilla). Sometimes it contains a Mimic Orb (see item section). The mimic loot uses loot tables, so they can be adjusted like normal.
Drops: Bones, Arrows, Their weapon/helmet (Rare)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Their arrows apply weakness, so watch out!
Drops: Blaze Powder, Blaze Rod (Rare)
Spawns: Everywhere (Nether)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Attacks in a zig-zag pattern, making bows hard to use against him.
Drops: Obsidian, Emerald, Golden Apple (Rare), 32 x Stone (when Stone)
Spawns: Nighttime, everywhere but more commonly underground (Overworld)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: Has three attacks: Throw block, smash ground and just a regular melee attack. He is not very smart, but can do serious damage when he hits you. He senses players from far away so if you hear explosions while spelunking, be careful. Turns to stone when exposed to daylight. When stone, only pickaxes hurt him.
His smash attack can be disabled in the config settings.
Drops: Gunpowder, Diamond (rare) (dropped items launch to a safe surface if possible)
Spawns: Deep underground in lava pools, the Nether
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: A FlameSpewer will try to get in range of their target player. They then inhale lava; shown by their lava coat. During that animation they cannot be harmed. When ready, they shoot a barrage of flames at their target! They suffocate on land and will try to move to nearby lava pools slowly. They receive large amounts of damage when exposed to water.
Drops: Iron ingot, Emerald (rare), Goblin Mace (rare)
Spawns: Underground, More common in mineshafts
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: They look like your basic melee enemy; however their maces damage 10% of the durability of one of their target's armor pieces! Make sure to keep your distance. They also attack villagers, simply because they don't like the look of em.
Drops: Feathers, Gold Ingot (uncommon)
Spawns: High Mountains (Extreme Hills)
Hostility: Hostile
Special Info: They approach slowly in the air and then SWOOP up their target, grabbing them by the head. Then they quickly rise and rise up in to the air! They will drop their victim once they reach a certain height or when they are damaged. So quickly punch them when you get grabbed!
Drops: Nothing

Jak zainstalować Primitive Mobs
With Millida Launcher
Install Millida Launcher
The launcher is free: download it at millida.net/launcher and sign in with any nickname.
Click “Install” on this page
The launcher opens and installs the mod for Minecraft 1.7.10–1.12.2 automatically.
Launch the game
A profile with it appears in the launcher: click “Play”.
Manually
Download the file for your version
In the version list above, pick the file primitivemobs-1.2.3a.jar (840 KB) for your game version.
Put it in the mods folder
The folder is inside .minecraft (Windows: %appdata%\.minecraft\mods). If it does not exist, create it.
Launch the loader profile
Open “Mods” in the main menu: Primitive Mobs should be in the list.
Minecraft 1.12.2 runs on Java 8: with a different Java version the game may close right after launch.
Wersje
Z zależnościami
| Minecraft | Loader | Plik | Data | Akcje |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.12.1 | — | primitivemobs-1.2.3a.jar840 KB | ||
| 1.7.10 | — | primitivemobs-1.0c-1.7.10.jar580 KB | ||
| 1.10.2 | — | primitivemobs-1.1-1.10.2-alpha.jar490 KB |
FAQ
Which Minecraft versions does Primitive Mobs work on?
There are files for 1.7.10–1.12.2, 7 versions in total. The newest is 1.12.2.
Which Java does Primitive Mobs need?
Minecraft 1.12.2 runs on Java 8. If the game closes right after launch, the usual cause is the wrong Java version in the profile settings.
Where can I download Primitive Mobs safely?
On this page: the file primitivemobs-1.2.3a.jar (840 KB) is stored on Millida’s server, with no link shorteners. SHA-1 checksum: b0c8f09dde262809d430556aadd31c2c20e19f26.
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