Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

Backported Wolves 2.0.0

An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is!

BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain.

Features

Minecraft variant parity:

Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. -As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.

What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?! The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic!

Wolf Sound Variants:

All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are:

• Angry
• Big
• Classic
• Cute
• Grumpy
• Puglin
• Sad

Biome Tag Dependent Spawns

Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too:

Just add a biome name to a tag named like this:

• spawns_ashen_wolf
• spawns_black_wolf
• spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants...

Then **add **the biomes you want:

{
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga",
    "minecraft:cherry grove",
    "minecraft:swamp"
  ]
}

You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file:

{
  "replace": true,
  "values": [
    "minecraft:snowy_taiga"
  ]
}

Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json"

Mix and Match You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for mod developers / modpack makers)

1.19.3-1.20.4 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.19-1.19.2 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.18.2 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.18-1.18.1 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

Ported to Forge 1.18.2-1.0.3

Ported to Forge 1.0.3-1.19.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.19.3-1.20.4

Fabric 1.0.2-1.19-1.19.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.18.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.18-1.18.1

Forge 1.0.3-1.19.4