Lack of config file in config folder
matzar24 opened this issue ยท 5 comments
incontrol-1.20-9.2.11 properly installed
1.20.1 forge
Also Chat Gpt told me how to set weight of mob, bc in wiki documentation I searched "weight" and there's 0 results
But gpt told me its okay, bc its singular and wiki is not updated
Does this mod allows for changing weight of mob?
Also I dont trust a lot gpt bc it talks lots of bullshit, so I'm asking here
Bc even with Billions $ language analysis processing millions of words per second tool it wont help if there's none weight example on wiki.
Most ridiculous is, for this kind of feature to this mod comes like 30%, bc most of players want to just adjust spawn weights and max min counts, but documentation is horrible, no examples.
Ex. I edited squid, bc its useless and ugly mob
{
"mob": "minecraft:glow_squid",
"weights": 2,
"amount": {
"minimum": 1,
"maximum": 2
}
}
But they still spawn in groups of 4
And in terms of cod, I think after nerfing its spawn config, its even more of it...
That's not how spawn.json works. Please check the wiki. The 'amount' block is for spawner.json. In spawn.json it's just mincount. You are also missing a result
Off course its not how spawn.json works, bc there isn't any "weights", so how could you think its that, when you created this mod?
There's nothing written next to weights about "result", neither its specified in spawner section.
This mod is ridiculous, Thankfully I found another one, so I wont need to deal with this shitty wiki bullshit,
where author described stuff as it was comfortable for him, not other users.
And there still isnt any example in wiki how to use "weights", like it wouldn't be most important feature of this mod...
Well many people are happy using this mod so it must work for those people then.
You are right that there isn't an example of how to use weights. The problem is that there are many keywords in this mod and it's too much to have examples for all of them. And 'weights' is not the most important feature of this mod. In fact it's rarely used as this mod spawning system isn't based on weights.
'result' is not for spawner.json. That's used in spawn.json (which is to restrict spawns. So with 'result': 'deny' you can deny a spawn)
In any case, good luck with that other mod. I hope it works out for you