Nogs Alligators Model FAQ

Yes, baby alligators are passive mobs that can be tamed and kept as pets if you have MCPets installed. Once tamed, they make amusing sounds when you interact with them and follow you around your world.

The adult alligator has three distinct attack types, including a chomp attack and a devastating death roll skill. The exact damage values and cooldowns depend on your MythicMobs configuration, which you can customize in the packs folder.

Yes, alligators have pre-configured vanilla drops set up by default, so they'll drop items when defeated. You can customize these drops by editing the MythicMobs configuration files in your packs directory.

Make sure you've run `/meg reload` for ModelEngine and `/mm reload` for MythicMobs after placing all files in their correct directories. If models still don't appear, verify the resource pack is enabled on your client and check that all three installation steps (resource pack, ModelEngine blueprints, and MythicMobs packs) were completed.

The mod requires ModelEngine for the 3D models to display, but MythicMobs is needed to spawn and control the alligator mobs themselves. If you only want the cosmetic items (hat, plushie, scale, display heads), you may be able to use those independently depending on your setup.

Alligators have random spawn settings configured by default, meaning they spawn in specific biomes rather than everywhere. You can customize spawn locations and rates by editing the MythicMobs pack configuration files.

The hostile adult alligator has 9 animations, while the baby alligator pet has 4 unique animations. Both are built with detailed bone structures (8 bones for adults, 12 for babies) to support smooth, realistic movement.

Since this mod uses ModelEngine and MythicMobs, it should work alongside other mods that use the same frameworks. However, if you have multiple mods adding mobs to the same biomes, you may want to adjust spawn rates in the MythicMobs configuration to prevent overcrowding.