Poke Ball
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Convenient biological capture and storage tool
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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High version PokeBall mod.
In the latest version, there are two types of PokeBalls, normal PokeBall and protected PokeBall. PokeBall has grab and release function, protect PokeBall after grab creature can be attached to the mob, and every two seconds to restore 2 health.
Hold down shift and right-click an mob to grab and release it directly;
Hold down the (push) button and right-click to recover the mob;
Hold down the (shift) key and the (push) key and then right-click to cancel the attachment of the fairy ball;
Creatures attached to the ball will be highlighted when you hold down the (push) button.
Press and hold the (ctrl) key and right-click to open the equipment bar of the creature attached to the protected PokeBall.
Please use the latest, lower version with known bugs that have not been fixed.
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