Why is there a random rhino in the ocean

Literally gave you the answer in my comment, here's the answer with the other 3 lines you need to add to the file to be valid

{
"name":"benthos",
"entries":[
]
}

Literally gave you the answer in my comment, here's the answer with the other 3 lines you need to add to the file to be valid

{ "name":"benthos", "entries":[ ] }

Thanks does 0 do anything when there are other entries or no?

I created this straightforward Data pack



I set the clams and some of these animals to 0 for them to just keep spawning

Why is there a random rhino in the ocean

It either swam there, or Minecraft decided that a piece of ocean was a tundra

I set the clams and some of these animals to 0 for them to just keep spawning

Delete the entry, setting it to zero doesn't work when there's no other entry
"entries": [
]

Why is there a random rhino in the ocean

It either swam there, or Minecraft decided that a piece of ocean was a tundra

I set the clams and some of these animals to 0 for them to just keep spawning

Delete the entry, setting it to zero doesn't work when there's no other entry "entries": [ ]

Dont know what you mean by delete the entery, do you have an example you can give, of how a datapack edit should be like?

I am using in control to help me with the over spawning, but please enlighten me since I don't understand the data pack part, I need to delete the word entries? Or are you saying I need to make the JSON start and end with a bracket

Never tested it, since deleting the entry does the same thing in a safer way, but an entry weighted as 0 should never get chosen if there's anything else

As said, never tested it, but I'll consider it a bug worth fixing if a 0ed entry still gets chosen