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Babel Fish

Adds a bright yellow fish that, when consumed from a bucket, provides translations and world hints to the player.

Modrinth adventure food mobs

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# VillagerUnknown's Babel Fish Adds a bright yellow fish that, when consumed from a bucket, provides translations and world hints to the player. **Features:** * Babel Fish Mob * Babel Fish Translator Status Effect * Translations and World Hints to Biomes & Structures **Options** * **Babel Fish Translation Radius** - Radius from players to detect mobs to translate * **World Hint Search Radius** - Radius to search for biomes and structures * **Translation Chat Message Entity Reduction Factor** - Percentage to reduce chance for messages based on the number of nearby entities * **Translation Chat Message Minimum Chance** - Minimum chance to send a translation * **Translation Chat Message Delay** - Delay in ticks between sending translations * **Chance for Translation from Sound** - Chance to provide a translation when a sound plays. * **Chance for Babel Fish Chatter** - Chance for random chatter from the Babel Fish allowing the translations * **Chance for World Hint** - Chance to provide a hint to a biome or structure as a translation. * **Chance for Structure Hint** - Chance to provide a structure hint instead of a biome hint as the world hint. **Babel Fish Mob** The Babel Fish can talk to players and, when consumed from a bucket, can provide translations for mobs to the player. Babel Fish have a small chance to spawn in Rivers and a slightly higher chance to spawn in variations of the Warm Ocean. If you prefer to eat a Babel Fish instead of drink one, Babel Fish can be eaten raw, but it's best to cook them with a campfire, smoker, or furnace. For some reason, Dolphins really want you to feed them Babel Fish raw. **Babel Fish Translator Status Effect** With the Babel Fish Translator status effect applied, players will see translations in chat whenever a nearby mob makes a noise. The frequency of chat messages for translations can be controlled through the config. **Translations and World Hints** With the Babel Fish Translator status effect applied, mobs have a chance to provide hints to the locations of biomes and structures in the world. For example: * **Bees** - Flower Forests * **Fish** - Ocean Monuments, Ocean Ruins, Ruined Portals in the Ocean, Rivers, and all Oceans * **Villagers** - Jungle Temples, Mansions, Pillager Outposts, Swamp Hut, Trail Ruins, Trial Chambers, and all Villages * **Pillagers** - Mansions, Pillager Outposts, and all Villages * **Zombies** - Deep Dark, Ancient Cities, Mineshafts, and Trail Ruins * **Skeletons** - Deep Dark, Ancient Cities, Shipwrecks, and Buried Treasures * **Creepers** - Desert Temples * **Piglins** - Crimson Forests, Warped Forests, Bastions, and Fortresses * **Enderman** - Deep Dark, Ruined Portals, Ancient Cities, Strongholds, Fortresses, and End Cities * **Wandering Traders** - Cherry Groves, Jungles, Swamps, Mangrove Swamps, Badlands, Desert, Ice Spikes, Meadow, Desert Temples, Mansions, Pillager Outposts, Beached Shipwrecks, Swamp Hut, Trail Ruins, and all Villages ## Support * Report bugs at https://github.com/VillagerUnknown/BabelFish/issues * View the changelog at https://github.com/VillagerUnknown/BabelFish/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md **Known Issues** * The Babel Fish Translator status effect can impact performance as it frequently uses code similar to the `/locate` command for world hints. This is controlled by the `worldHintSearchRadius` config value. By default, this is set to the lowest possible value. Increase this value at your own discretion.