No Mob Spawning on Trees Advanced Rule Prefixes

NMSOT allows for more than just blacklisting. By using special prefixes at the start of a rule, you can change its behavior.

Whitelisting (- Prefix)

If a rule starts with a minus sign -, it acts as a whitelist. Whitelist rules override previous blacklist rules. This is useful for allowing spawns on specific blocks that would otherwise be blocked by a general material rule.

• Example: woodlogs followed by -block:minecraft:log:0 will block spawns on all logs except Oak logs

Adding/Overriding Spawns (@ Prefix)

If a rule starts with @, it is treated as a new spawning entry, allowing you to force mobs to spawn where they normally wouldn't.

• Format: @tag1, tag2, weight:X, count:min-max
• Example: @biometype:SANDY, mob:Ghast, weight:300 makes Ghasts spawn in deserts