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Villagers will still spawn, even when staged correctly.

Here is my staging code:
mods.MobStages.addStage("nether_unlock", "minecraft:villager");

Here is crafttweaker log saying it's staged correctly:
[INITIALIZATION][CLIENT][INFO] Adding minecraft:villager to stage.nether_unlock

Here is the print out in game saying I do not have the stage:

Here's a screenshot of a villager (taken just after the stage printout):

I was wondering if it was something to do with the villager professions. Regardless, they are being marked as stage, but still spawning.

Versions:

Forge: 14.23.4.2756
Game Stages: 2.0.98
Mob Stages: 2.0.8
CraftTweaker: 4.1.9

MobStages-1.12.2-2.0.8

Currently using MobStages on a server and it works perfectly aside from one thing.

I've left ranges at default, so from your CF page it should be 256 but end-game gated mobs are still spawning around my base even when I'm 2k+ blocks away from it.

I'm using FTB for chunk claiming/chunk loading, so it might be that it's counting as 'me' and continuing to spawn gated mobs around my base as if I was there?

Main problem is I've got end-game mobs unlocked while other players aren't as far along and don't have the gear to survive them.

Any advice on this Darkhax?

script:

//Dimensions, Allow Overworld and Mining Dimension Only
mods.DimensionStages.addDimensionStage("ch1",6);

//Mob Spawning Control.  Chapter one is lightweight. We'll only have Zombies and Spiders
mods.MobStages.addStage("ch1","minecraft:zombie");
mods.MobStages.addStage("ch1","minecraft:spider");

//Allow Skelly spawners to work in Ch1 if they find one
mods.MobStages.toggleSpawner("minecraft:skeleton",true,0);

Crafttweaker log:

[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] [crafttweaker | SIDE_SERVER]: Loading Script: {[0:crafttweaker]: stage_chapter_1.zs}
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Dimension 6 has been added to stage ch1
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Adding minecraft:zombie to stage.ch1
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Adding minecraft:spider to stage.ch1
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Toggling spawners for minecraft:skeleton to true Dimension: 0
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][ERROR] [crafttweaker]: Error executing {[0:crafttweaker]: stage_chapter_1.zs}: null
java.lang.NullPointerException
	at net.darkhax.mobstages.compat.crt.ActionOverlookSpawners.apply(ActionOverlookSpawners.java:37)
	at crafttweaker.runtime.CrTTweaker.apply(CrTTweaker.java:43)
	at crafttweaker.CraftTweakerAPI.apply(CraftTweakerAPI.java:131)
	at net.darkhax.mobstages.compat.crt.MobStagesCrT.toggleSpawner(MobStagesCrT.java:57)
	at Stage_chapter_1.__script__(stage_chapter_1.zs:10)
	at __ZenMain__.run(Stage_chapter_1)
	at crafttweaker.runtime.CrTTweaker.loadScript(CrTTweaker.java:147)
	at crafttweaker.runtime.CrTTweaker.load(CrTTweaker.java:54)
	at crafttweaker.CrafttweakerImplementationAPI.load(CrafttweakerImplementationAPI.java:115)
	at crafttweaker.mc1120.events.CommonEventHandler.registerRecipes(CommonEventHandler.java:50)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.eventhandler.ASMEventHandler_310_CommonEventHandler_registerRecipes_Register.invoke(.dynamic)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.eventhandler.ASMEventHandler.invoke(ASMEventHandler.java:90)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.eventhandler.EventBus$1.invoke(EventBus.java:143)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.eventhandler.EventBus.post(EventBus.java:179)
	at net.minecraftforge.registries.GameData.fireRegistryEvents(GameData.java:746)
	at net.minecraftforge.common.crafting.CraftingHelper.loadRecipes(CraftingHelper.java:622)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.Loader.initializeMods(Loader.java:717)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.server.FMLServerHandler.finishServerLoading(FMLServerHandler.java:107)
	at net.minecraftforge.fml.common.FMLCommonHandler.onServerStarted(FMLCommonHandler.java:337)
	at net.minecraft.server.dedicated.DedicatedServer.func_71197_b(DedicatedServer.java:219)
	at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:484)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] [crafttweaker | SIDE_SERVER]: Loading Script: {[0:crafttweaker]: stage_chapter_2.zs}
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Dimension -1 has been added to stage ch2
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Adding minecraft:creeper to stage.ch2
[INITIALIZATION][SERVER][INFO] Adding minecraft:skeleton to stage.ch2

When a mob is Staged and becomes unlocked, myself and mypack players are finding that the mob just unlocked becomes heavily weighted with mob spawns. So for example, if spiders have just been unlocked, 90% of all spawning are now spiders, until the next mob is unlocked, then that becomes the main spawn.

Does MobStages work by dynamically adjusting the mob spawn weights? If so, could there be a typo on the weight being used to put the mobs back into the spawn pool?

There's nothing else in the pack that would adjust mob weights (as far as I'm aware) and I'm trying to work out where the issue originates (might be an obscure cross mod interaction going on).

Is there any way I can find out the mob spawn weights ingame?

Using the last version of mob stages, MobStages-1.12.2-2.0.8.
Trying to spawn giant rats from various oddities instead of zombies doesnt works as intended. It spawn an enormous quantity of replacement mobs.

The giant rat does not have a natural spawn enabled in this mod. Maybe is something realated to that?

here's the script

mods.MobStages.addStage("monster_from_the_depths", "minecraft:zombie");
mods.MobStages.addRange("minecraft:zombie", 32);
mods.MobStages.addReplacement("minecraft:zombie", "varodd:rat_giant");

Thaumcraft portals register as entities as "thaumcraft:cultistportallesser" and "thaumcraft:cultistportalgreater". I have them staged via the
mods.MobStages.addStage("thaumcraft", "thaumcraft:cultistportalgreater");
method, but they are still spawning and allowing Cultists to spawn despite the stage being lock. Any suggestion on what to do about this?

I have no idea if this mod can support a mob with a complex nbt tag.When i execute the command
/summon spider ~ ~ ~ {Passengers:[{id:"minecraft:skeleton",HandItems:[{id:"minecraft:bow",Count:1b}]}]}
I can spawn a spider jockey,but i do not know what will happen if i want to execute this command in your mod.

so btw... Can you share us an example to use the nbt in MobStages?

I tried using MobReplacement in conjunction with the addStage so that early game hostile mobs were replaced by passives. But my gameworld just filled up with Passives, and they just kept spawning. I had to use the Kill command to get rid of them all, killing 2k of each type of passive replacement!

I've then scrapped that idea, just using MobStages, but I used one replacement. Replacing Witch Spawns with Silverfish, but Silverfish are spawning very frequently. Even when all the other hostile mobs are unlocked, Silverfish are very common. Given how rare Witches do spawn, I wasn't expecting this.

This is just a gut feeling, but it feels like the replacements are not then following the spawning rules.

I'm also using a mod that blacklists blocks for spawning, so I've made the surface blocks blacklisted (grass, sand, gravel) but these Silverfish will spawn on these blocks which does support the idea the spawning rules are not being followed.

Am I misunderstanding how it works, or have I found a bug, or some weird cross mod interaction?

This is the simple code:
mods.MobStages.addStage("XXXXX", "minecraft:witch");
mods.MobStages.addReplacement("minecraft:witch", "minecraft:silverfish");

I love that we can toggle creatures on and off specifically based on what dimension the player is in. I'm using that a lot in my current project . . . and then I thought that it might be nice to toggle on certain mobs depending just for one biome or just for another.

I'm not sure if this is something anyone else would want but it seemed like a worthwhile idea to bring up. :)

I'd like to limit the number of different mobs that can spawn in each biome and then change them as the player progresses through the pack . . . I imagine doing this by using mob replacement as follows:

The game rolls a zombie as one of the mobs that can spawn . . . but zombies are blocked because the player has moved on to stage two and so it is replaced by a husk which won't burn up in the daylight . . .

The player moves on to stage three . . . again a zombie is rolled and the game looks to replace it with a husk but now husks are blocked . . . I've set husks to be replaced by Ghouls from another mod so the ghoul spawns instead.

In all of these instances, I've only had one hostile mob spawn rolled for by the game: A zombie. But due to replacement rules as the player advances further and further into the game that zombie keeps getting replaced by other mobs as the previous level locks and the new one opens up.

Is this something that would work?

Also, can you set up several replacement mobs that could validly replace something like a zombie?

For example, what would happen if I wanted to randomly replace zombies with one of several different successor creatures? Would I be able to do that just by writing multiple lines of code like this:

mods.MobStages.addReplacement("minecraft:zombie", "minecraft:bat");
mods.MobStages.addReplacement("minecraft:zombie", "minecraft:skeleton");

Or would only the last replacement be kept?

Hello,

I coded that the Sun Spirit from Aether Legacy cannot spawn since we reach a certain stage
But when I launch the game, it says that this entity doesn't exist

I know I put the right ID because I can summon it with this ID, and I copy-pasted the line of code so I cannot be wrong through this

I don't see a way to enable or disable mobs from an entire mod all at once . . . or to simply blanket allow all mobs to be spawned from spawners.

I'm making this a question rather than a feature request since I know most other Gamestage add ons can use blanket functions like this and I half expect it just got missed when the examples were being shown. :)