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Just AI Villagers

by fedortelephon · on Modrinth

AI-powered villager dialogs via local Ollama. Villagers have unique personalities, speech styles, and react to events.

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Just AI Villagers

Bring Minecraft villagers to life with AI-powered conversations! Using local Ollama integration, villagers gain unique personalities, speech styles, and dynamic reactions to their environment.

Features

Unique Personalities

Every villager has their own distinct character. Some are kind and friendly, others are grumpy and rude. Philosophers, dreamers, optimists, boasters, skeptics — each one talks differently based on their personality.

Diverse Speech Styles

Villagers speak in different ways: formal and polite, casual and neutral, or with modern slang. Some even stutter, adding extra realism to conversations.

Children Villagers

Kids have their own name pool and speak in short, simple phrases. Some are curious and ask naive questions, while others are cautious and afraid of strangers.

Context-Aware Dialogues

Villagers notice the world around them:

Evening Group Dialogues

At specific times of the day, two villagers near you start a natural conversation with each other — five exchanges, topic by topic.

Event Reactions

Requirements

  1. Fabric Loader and Fabric API for Minecraft 1.21.11
  2. Ollama installed and running locally (https://ollama.ai)
  3. Model gemma3:4b — install with: ollama pull gemma3:4b

Keep Ollama running in the background while playing.

Usage

Press V (customizable in Controls settings) to open a dialog:

Sleeping villagers will respond grumpily and want to be left alone.

Multi-Language Support

The mod automatically detects your Minecraft language:

Technical Notes

Verified by MCModsHub

These come from our own check of the pack file, not from the source page.

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