But tamed whales won't follow you unless you're holding food.Ĭhristian#9544 and AzureDoom#3690 - contributions to the code The end whale: These giants roam the void of the end, and can be tamed and ridden with chorus fruit and a saddle. Cactem elders will pick up dropped totems and give you either something valuable, or something completely useless in return. The cactem: Prickly little desert friends that live in tribes lead by an elder. Tamed yetis won't follow the player, but they will defend them. If a baby yeti grows up while trusting the player, they will become tamed. The yeti: These powerful beasts spawn in snowy tundra biomes and will remain neutral until the player gets too close to their babies, but you can earn their trust with melon slices, or breed them with berries. At night, they light up the swamps with their glowing flowers, which can be used to craft flower crowns! The minipad: These are an axolotl-like subspecies of the lilytads. Its flower can be sheared and will grow back after 15 minutes. The lilytad: A shy little swamp-dwelling creature that likes to hide in shallow water, disguising itself as a lilypad. (The sporelings support lgbtqia2s+ because the sporelings are cool) They will do their best to remove any curses from your gear without breaking it too much, and can be tamed with bonemeal :D When tamed, you can pick them up by equipping a sporeling backpack and shift right clicking them. The sporelings: Sporelings are little mushroom creatures found throughout the nether and overworld. They can also be equipped with a cinder furnace for an unlimited fuel source!
When killed, they will drop shards of their shell, which craft a sword that can be imbued with lava. The cindershell: These passive volcanic tortoises wander the nether wastes feeding on fungus. If you find a sad one, you can cheer it up with apple slices, their favourite snack. The lizards: A small friend from the jungles and deserts. They like to eat fish and carry their babies on their backs! The little grebe: Cute little birds that live in rivers and lakes.
Cool spore creations no mods mod#
The cartoony look gives the procedural stuff a hell of a lot more wiggle room and it's probably easier to make, too.Creatures and Beasts is a fantasy creature mod which fills each biome with new mobs, from the plains of the overworld to the void of the end! Now imagine that none of your creatures walked the way they look like they should. Imagine if you made a really cool looking creature that looks like it could be out of real life (no small feat for the designers of the creature editor) and it walked kinda funny. That, and with everything being procedural, the cheesy look probably makes it 10 times easier to make. On the other hand, the cartoony look takes the edge off the game (good or bad, you decide) and seems to me to make it a bit more fun. The game could go in a couple different directions: One direction is to have a realistic feeling that would, admittedly, be pretty cool since it would make it feel like you're actually conquering things and traveling through space. If I wanted to see real life, I'd just go outside. I've never liked the ultra-hyper realistic games that designers are bragging about.
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