Chisel blocks onto sheep to give them quirky appearances and abilities.
26 of the 61 points that apply = 43 out of 100.
Shear Madness lets you apply blocks to sheep to change their appearance, turning them into block-themed sheep rather than chiselling other mobs. Use an iron or diamond chisel, or a fallback chisel when those are unavailable, to preview a block and then apply it to a sheep; removing the block restores the sheep and returns the block. Some transformed sheep have practical effects: redstone sheep emit signals, TNT sheep explode when activated by redstone, and glowstone sheep illuminate nearby areas. Other examples include fan-block sheep that can fly, crafting-table sheep that can automatically craft from items left with them, anvil sheep, and cactus or magma sheep that harm nearby entities or damage items. Configuration options let you choose how sheep behave when sheared, including reverting them to normal or preventing shearing, and whether specialized sheep function. You can also choose breeding behavior: by default baby sheep are unchiseled, while an alternate setting gives them either parent's chiselled form at random.
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Adds 1 item: Not a chisel; 3 sounds: Chancecube Giantcubespawned, Chancecube Sheepdied and Sheepchiseled; 1 recipe.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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