Extra Gore Mod Wiki

Extra Gore Mod Wiki & Guide

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Vanilla Minecraft’s damage effect is just the mob taking damage flashing red for a second. This is not very realistic or detailed, compared to other games that have damage mechanics. Some games even include realistic blood particles with realistic physics applied to them.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Enable or Disable Blood Particles for Specific MobsExtra Gore is mostly a visual mod, but it does expose a config file so you can decide which mobs bleed and what color…How to Make Mobs Bleed the Correct Color (Red vs Green)One of the most common questions about Extra Gore is why a zombie or creeper is splashing red instead of green, or…How to Reduce Blood Particle Lag on Low-End PCsBlood particles are cheap individually, but in a big fight with many mobs the effect can add up and cost frames. If…How to Use Extra Gore With Modded Mobs and Other ModsExtra Gore works out of the box for vanilla mobs, but modded creatures and other visual mods can interact with it in…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on blood particles in Extra Gore?

Blood particles are enabled by default once the mod is installed, so simply hitting a mob should make it bleed. If nothing appears, check that the mod is actually loaded and that particles are not disabled in your video settings.

Why do zombies and creepers bleed green instead of red?

Extra Gore colors particles based on the mob's characteristics rather than using one universal color. Hostile undead and monster-type mobs like zombies, creepers and witches splash green, while normal living mobs like villagers splash red.

How do I change a mob's blood color?

Color is tied to the mob's type or entity data, so you change it by editing the mod's config entries for that mob rather than through an in-game menu. Look for the mob's entry in the config file and set its particle color there.

Can I disable blood for just one mob and keep it for others?

Yes, the config lets you toggle blood per mob instead of globally. Find the mob's entry and turn its blood effect off while leaving the rest of the list enabled.

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