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Published 4 years ago
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1.1.11d-forge-mc1.20.4
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Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11dlast year 7,967
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20–1.20.4
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11d
- Removed OpenBlocks Trophies and In Control integration
- Fixed crash when In Control 9.3 or newer is installed
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11e
- Fixed spawners not visually being active when in range of a scarecrow
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11d
- Added a config option whether to bypass In Control's game stage check
- Added a config option to do additional spawns for mobs from surrounding trophies
- Reworked In Control's game stage check bypass
- Fixed spawn check for the number of surrounding trophies
- Fixed missing finalize spawn event for vanilla mob spawning around scarecrows
- Fixed crash on startup on dedicated server
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11c
- Scarecrows will now always bypass In Control's game stage checks
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11b
- Added the option to require trophies from OpenBlocks Trophies
- Added compatibility for In Control's spawning
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11a
- Fix missing Forge event check when spawning mobs around scarecrows
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.11
- Passive mob spawning range is now square instead of spherical
- Decreased default spawner activation range from 8 to 5 blocks
- Added no despawn buffer area option with a default value of 10 blocks
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.10
- Mobs will now exclusively spawn within the range of the scarecrow
- Allow mobs spawned by a scarecrow to despawn when there's no player in the same dimension
Scarecrows' Territory 1.1.9
- Initial release of Scarecrows' Territory for Minecraft 1.20
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