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Contents (5)
  1. Standard Genes
  2. Utility & Fun Genes
  3. Mutations & Viral Agents
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Genes are the core of the mod. Each gene provides a specific buff or utility. Some genes can be applied to other mobs to change their behavior.

Standard Genes

Gene Source Mob Effect
Flight Ghast, Bat, Ender Dragon Grants creative-style flight.
Fire Proof Blaze, Magma Cube Immunity to fire and lava damage.
Water Breathing Squid, Guardian Breathe underwater indefinitely.
Strength Polar Bear, Wither Increases melee attack damage.
Speed Horse, Ocelot Increases movement speed.
Regeneration Witch, Ghast Slowly restores health over time.
Resistance Iron Golem Reduces incoming damage.
Night Vision Bat, Spider See clearly in the dark.
Jump Boost Rabbit, Horse Increases jump height.
No Fall Damage Chicken Immunity to all fall damage.
Teleport Enderman Allows short-range teleportation (keybind).
More Hearts Iron Golem Adds extra health rows to the player.
Item Attraction Enderman Pulls nearby items toward the player.
XP Attraction Experience Orb Pulls nearby XP orbs toward the player.
Scare Creepers Ocelot Creepers will run away from the player.

Utility & Fun Genes

  • Milky: Allows the player to be milked with a bucket.
  • Wooly: Allows the player to be sheared for wool.
  • Meaty: Dropping meat upon death (or when sheared in some versions).
  • Eat Grass: Allows the player to restore hunger by right-clicking grass blocks.
  • Emerald Heart: Mobs (like Villagers) have a chance to drop emeralds on death.
  • Explosive Exit: Creates an explosion at the location of the player's death.

Mutations & Viral Agents

In later versions of 1.12.2 (v1.15+), the mod introduced Mutations (powerful combined genes) and Viral Agents (negative genes used for PvP or mob debuffing). Mutations often require multiple base genes to be present in the DNA before they can be activated.