Create and Control a Named Mob

Summoning Your First Mob

Named mobs are easier to command and track than unnamed ones. Use the summon command to create a mob with a visible nameplate:

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/playermob summon <name> named

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Replace <name> with any identifier you want—for example, /playermob summon Guard named creates a mob called Guard. The nameplate floats above the mob so you can identify it from a distance.

Issuing Commands

Once named, direct your mob using:

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/playermob order <name> <action>

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Available actions include:

• walk — Move the mob to your current location or a nearby point
• punch — Strike a block or entity
• attack — Engage a specific mob or player in combat
• gift — Hand you an item from their inventory
• greet — Perform a friendly crouch gesture
• steal — Loot nearby chests, barrels, or armor stands
• use — Interact with blocks like doors or levers
• place — Set down blocks from their inventory

Mobs retain their personality traits during these actions—aggressive mobs fight harder, while shy mobs hesitate before obeying dangerous orders.