Logic Sense Tactical Stealth & Enhanced AI a Mods FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I know if a mob can see me right now?
Look for alert indicators (visual markers) that appear above mobs when they detect you. If no indicator shows, you're outside their sight cone or line of sight is blocked by grass, banners, or terrain.
Why did the mob suddenly know where I am when I was sneaking?
You likely made noise by sprinting, jumping, or opening a container, which created sound vibrations that alerted nearby guards. Crouch-walking and staying in water or rain are silent alternatives.
Can mobs see through glass windows?
Yes, mobs can see through clear glass until you break it with arrows or tools. Once broken, the line of sight is blocked.
How do I get rid of blood trails after I've been wounded?
Blood decals wash away naturally in rain or flowing water. You can also use the brush tool to manually clean them up from blocks.
What's the best way to distract a guard patrol?
Fire an arrow at a distant wall or surface to make guards investigate the impact point and move away from their route. Avoid repeating this at the same spot, as mobs learn the distraction is fake.
Do nocturnal mobs see better at night than day mobs?
Yes, nocturnal mobs see clearly in darkness while day mobs struggle to see in dark areas. Bright light sources like torches will blind nocturnal monsters, giving you an advantage.
How much extra damage do backstabs do?
Melee strikes from behind deal significantly increased damage when the target is unaware. Position yourself behind an enemy and strike to trigger this bonus.
Does the Sneaky Sprint enchantment work on all boots?
The Sneaky Sprint enchantment can be applied to boots and completely silences the noise from sprinting, letting you move faster without alerting mobs.
What happens when I break line of sight with a mob?
Alerted mobs will search your last known direction and position. If you stay hidden long enough, they'll eventually lose track of you and return to normal behavior.
Do villagers react to danger the same way as hostile mobs?
No, villagers have unique behavior: they spread panic, lock doors, and run toward Iron Golems when they sense danger nearby.