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IndyPets Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds tameable pets and companions with unique abilities and customization options.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Control Your Pets on a Server Using Chat CommandsServer-Side Pet Management The IndyPets Mod works entirely on the server side, meaning vanilla clients can control…Cycle Your Pet Between Sitting, Following, and Independent ModesUnderstanding the Three Pet Modes Every tamed pet can exist in one of three states: Sitting : Pet stays in place and…Set Up a Pet Home Location and Configure Roaming BoundariesEstablishing a Home Base Pets in independent mode need a designated home location to roam around. To set this up,…Use the Whistle Command to Rally or Dismiss Multiple Pets at OnceWhistling to Control Your Pet Group Instead of managing each pet individually, use the whistle feature to command all…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start controlling my pets?
Tame a pet normally (wolf, cat, parrot, etc.), then use Shift + right-click on it to cycle through sitting, following, and independent modes. You can also press J to whistle and control all nearby pets at once.
What's the difference between sitting, following, and independent mode?
Sitting mode keeps your pet in place. Following mode makes it trail behind you. Independent mode lets your pet roam freely within a configurable area around their home location.
How do I set a home location for my pet?
Use Shift + right-click to put your pet in independent mode at the location you want to be their home—that spot becomes their roaming center. You can configure how far they wander from that point.
Can I use this mod on a server?
Yes, the mod runs entirely server-side. Vanilla clients can use /indypets commands to control pets, and players with the mod installed client-side get hotkeys and sound effects too.

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