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Banish Annoying Mobs
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Remove unwanted mobs around with a hotkey. Available as a consumable item for survival mode.
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📖 About
Are you tired of wandering traders and bats getting in the way while you are building a base or testing modpack, but you don't want to completely disable these mobs?
Banish Annoying Mobs mod adds ability to simultaneously remove them with a hotkey or using a consumable item.
📖 Main Features
- New Hotkey: Banish Mobs (Default: 'Delete' key). Upon pressing it all unwanted mobs around the player in a radius of 100x100 blocks despawn, leaving no drops or exp. Available only in creative mode.
- New Item: Eye of Banish. Does the same thing as the hotkey, but in form of survival-friendly consumable item. Crafting Recipe: Eye of Ender + Crying Obsidian.
- Bats, Wandering Traders and Trader Llamas count as 'unwanted mobs' by default. You can easily modify this list with any mobs from any mods, by making a simple datapack (mob list is based on entity tag "banishmobs:unwanted_mobs")
📖 Credits
Created by NoCube (YouTube). Used Programs: MCreator, Blockbench, PaintNet.
📖 Permissions & FAQ
You are allowed to include this mod in videos and modpacks as long as download link leads to this curseforge page.
You are not allowed to reupload this mod to other websites and launchers, nor use any mod assets in other projects.
Not available for Aternos. Fabric or Bedrock ports are not planned.
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