RealHostilesAI

RealHostilesAI 1.1.0 — Creeper logic & territorial AI update

New features

• Creepers are now cowardly but logical: when a player is forgiven by the karma system, nearby creepers will no longer explode uselessly. Instead, they get scared, drop a bit of gunpowder and disappear.
• Hostile mobs now taunt players more clearly by playing ambient sounds while harassing them, without forcing combat.
• Added a small chance for hostile mobs to flee combat instead of attacking, making hordes feel less robotic.
• Pillagers now behave as territorial guards: they only attack players that enter their territory radius, instead of attacking everyone on sight.

AI and balance tweaks

• Improved anti-crowding logic so only a limited number of mobs can follow the same player and they don’t stack on top of you.
• Peaceful players become “trusted” after a few seconds of non-aggressive contact, making mobs back off instead of sticking permanently.
• Extremely rare “special events” are preserved:
  • A hostile mob might very rarely attack a peaceful player.
  • An even rarer case: another hostile mob may defend the player and attack the aggressor.

Config additions

• New config options:
  • aggro.flee_chance
  • movement.taunt_sound_chance
  • movement.peace_seconds
  • pillager.territory_radius
  • creeper.calm_radius, creeper.gunpowder_min, creeper.gunpowder_max
• All defaults are conservative and backwards-compatible with 1.0. If you drop the new jar on an existing server, it will generate the new config fields automatically.

This version keeps RealHostilesAI lightweight and server-safe while making hostile mobs feel even more alive and believable for survival, roleplay, and peaceful-hardcore servers.