How do I install In Control Mod?

First install Forge or Fabric for your Minecraft version. Download the In Control JAR file for your version (1.19.3 or 1.18.2), then place it in your .minecraft/mods folder. Launch Minecraft and the config files will be created in .minecraft/config/incontrol.

Does In Control work with Fabric?

Yes. In Control Mod works with both Forge and Fabric mod loaders. Download the version labeled for your loader.

Can I block mods' mobs from spawning?

Yes. Use the mod ID criteria in spawn.json to target specific mods, or the mob ID to block individual creatures. You can remove or block any mob from any mod.

How do I change mob stats like health and damage?

Add actions to your spawn rules like healthmultiply, damagemultiply, and speedmultiply to modify spawned mobs. You can also add armor, weapons, and potion effects.

Is In Control compatible with other mods?

Yes. In Control is generally compatible with other mods including modded mobs, biomes, and structures. Check the mod page if you run into any conflicts.

In Control Mod (1.19.3, 1.18.2) - Manage All Mob Spawns

In Control Mod puts you in charge of mob spawning. Block unwanted mobs, make spawns stronger or weaker, add custom mob spawns, control loot drops, and tweak experience gains. It’s all controlled through JSON configuration files that work with both Forge and Fabric.

What It Does

Block Mob Spawns

Stop mobs from spawning using the spawn.json file. Set conditions like weather, time of day, biome, light level, height, distance from spawn point, and more. When you block a spawn, it stays blocked. No more unwanted creepers or skeletons.

Modify Mob Properties

When mobs are allowed to spawn, modify them. Increase or decrease health, speed, and damage. Give them armor or weapons. Apply potion effects. Make them angry at players. Turn weak mobs into bosses or nerf dangerous ones.

Add New Mobs to Biomes

Use potentialspawn.json to add mobs to places they normally don’t spawn. Want blazes in the overworld? Witches in plains biomes? Add them with custom weights and group sizes.

Control What Mobs Drop

The loot.json file lets you change what items mobs drop when killed. Set different drops based on the biome, how the mob was killed, who killed it, and other factors.

Adjust Experience Rewards

Set custom experience amounts with experience.json. Give more XP from tough mobs and less from easy ones.

Zombie Summon Control

Use summonaid.json to control zombies that spawn as backup when you hit another zombie. Same rules as spawn.json.

How Rules Work

In Control uses JSON files with condition-action pairs. Each rule checks if certain conditions are met, then performs actions based on the result.

Conditions you can use: height range, light level, weather, biome, structures (villages, fortresses, strongholds, etc), time of day, difficulty, distance from spawn, block type, mob type, dimension, and more.

Actions you can perform: allow or block spawns, multiply health/speed/damage, add armor and weapons, apply potions, set NBT data, control item drops, and remove specific mobs.

You can also use weight values and percentages to randomize spawns, target specific mods’ mobs, or check for structures to limit spawns to certain areas.

Installation

Install Forge or Fabric for your Minecraft version
Download the In Control Mod file for 1.19.3 or 1.18.2
Place the JAR file in your .minecraft/mods folder
Launch Minecraft. The config files are created automatically in .minecraft/config/incontrol
Edit the JSON files to customize your rules

Supported Versions

In Control Mod supports Minecraft 1.19.3 and 1.18.2. Download the JAR file that matches your version. Both Forge and Fabric are supported.

Compatibility

In Control works with other mods. It’s compatible with modded mobs and structures. Most mods work fine together, but always check the mod description for any known issues.

In Control Mod (1.19.3, 1.18.2) – Manage All Mob Spawns