Consenting Creepers

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Consenting Creepers

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A datapack where creepers ask for consent before exploding.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
26.2
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Description

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Consenting Creepers

A datapack where Creepers ask for consent before exploding.

Version Minecraft Certified

Introduction

When a Creeper is about to explode, it doesn't! It pauses and asks for your consent:

Answer What happens
Yes, I consent It explodes normally.
No, thank you It's dismissed with a puff of hearts.
No answer within 10 seconds It explodes normally.
Closing the dialog It explodes normally.

What's different

  • A waiting Creeper can still move, swim, drown, and gets pushed around. Only its fuse is on hold.
  • If it loses interest, or drifts out of range before you answer, it drops the question and doesn't explode.
  • One answer covers every Creeper waiting to explode near you, so a group doesn't stack up dialogs.
  • Creepers ignited by flint and steel, dispensers, etc ask too, at a range you can set.
  • Charged Creepers, custom fuses and renamed Creepers all work.

Installation

  1. Download the release .zip.
  2. Drop it into <world>/datapacks/.
  3. /reload, or load the world.

Commands

Command What it does
/function cc:set_ignited_range {blocks:16} How far an ignited Creeper looks for somebody to ask. Default 7, minimum 7. Survives reloads and restarts.
/function cc:uninstall Returns every Creeper to normal and removes all traces of the pack. Run this before deleting the pack.

[!TIP] For picking a range: a Creeper's blast reaches about 6 blocks, a charged Creeper's is about 12.

[!NOTE] Answering displays Triggered [cc_consent] (set value to X) in your chat. To disable this, use the following command:

/gamerule sendCommandFeedback false

This hides the feedback from every command you type, not just this one.

Certified Compatibility

Meets the Certified Datapack requirements

By TechnoBro03