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Slime Growth
The Slime Growth plugin adds a unique feature to slimes in Minecraft. Whenever a player hits a slime, the slime will grow bigger in size. The plugin provides customization options to control the growth behavior, including the chance of slimes respawning and the maximum size and health of the slimes.

Commands:

  1. /slimegrowth toggle - This command toggles the slime growth feature on or off. When enabled, hitting a slime will make it grow bigger. When disabled, slimes will not grow in size.
  2. /slimegrowth respawnchance <value> - This command sets the respawn chance for slimes. The specified <value> represents the probability of a slime respawning after being killed. For example, /slimegrowth respawnchance 0.05 sets a 5% chance of slimes respawning.
  3. /slimegrowth maxhealth <value> - This command sets the maximum health for the slimes. The <value> represents the maximum health value that a slime can have. For example, /slimegrowth maxhealth 20 sets the maximum health of slimes to 20.
  4. /slimegrowth biggestsize <value> - This command sets the biggest size for the slimes. The <value> represents the maximum size that a slime can grow to. For example, /slimegrowth biggestsize 4 sets the biggest size of slimes to 4.
By using these commands, server administrators can customize the slime growth behavior according to their preferences. They can enable or disable the growth feature, adjust the respawn chance, set the maximum health, and determine the biggest size that slimes can reach.

With the Slime Growth plugin, players can have a unique and interactive experience with slimes in their Minecraft world.

Commands

Plugin details

Read from the plugin's own plugin.yml.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

Slime Growth is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.19, 1.20. Downloaded 729 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.

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