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Commands

Following commands are added to allow you to manage the mods

The base command /improvedmobs returns the current difficulty of the player running the command. This can be run by everyone.

/improvedmobs difficulty (set | add)

Provides ways to manipulate the global difficulty. Requires Difficulty type in the config to be set to GLOBAL

Syntax

/improvedmobs difficulty (set | add) <difficulty>

Example

/improvedmobs difficulty set 10 Sets the global difficulty to 10

/improvedmobs difficulty player

Provides ways to manipulate player based difficulty Requires Difficulty type in the config to be set to a player based one

Syntax

/improvedmobs difficulty player <players> (set | add) <difficulty>

Example

/improvedmobs difficulty player @p set 10

Sets your player difficulty to 10

/improvedmobs difficulty (pause | unpause)

Pauses or unpauses the difficulty increase

Syntax

/improvedmobs difficulty (pause | unpause) (Un)pauses the global difficulty increase /improvedmobs difficulty (pause | unpause) player <players> (Un)pauses the difficulty increase of the given players

Example

/improvedmobs difficulty pause Pauses the global difficulty increase /improvedmobs difficulty pause player @p Pauses your difficulty increase

/improvedmobs difficulty simulate

Simulates difficulty increases for x steps. Useful to test your difficulty increase config. One difficulty step is done each 2400 ticks with one minecraft day being 24000 ticks.

Syntax

/improvedmobs difficulty simulate <steps> Simulates <steps> steps of increases for the global difficulty /improvedmobs difficulty simulate <steps> player <players> Simulates <steps> steps of increases for the given players difficulty

Example

/improvedmobs difficulty simulate 10 This will increase the global difficulty by one minecraft day