Summon Command - Mnesikos/SimplyCats GitHub Wiki

The cats in this mod work a little differently when it comes to their textures. Simply using the command /summon simplycats:cat as is will NOT work! This will spawn an invisible cat. To get this command to work without spawning a broken cat, you need to include data tags with the command.

In 1.12.2, ALL tags must be included, be wary of spelling and remember everything is case sensitive! If you make a mistake in the command and spawn a broken cat, just kill it and restart your game if necessary. 1.16.5 is much more lenient with issues, but still double check to make sure you're getting the right cat!

Example:

/summon simplycats:cat ~ ~1 ~ {EyeColor:green,FurLength:L-L,Eumelanin:B-B,Phaeomelanin:XO-XO,Dilution:D-D,DiluteMod:dm-dm,Agouti:A-A,Tabby:mc-mc,Spotted:sp-sp,Ticked:ta-ta,Inhibitor:i-i,Colorpoint:C-C,White:w-w,Bobtail:Jb-Jb}

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List of tags and their options

Choose any two alleles listed for their tag and separate them with a dash. This format is required to avoid issues! Examples: B-b, d-d, A-A, Mc-mc

EyeColor: copper, gold, hazel, green, blue, albino_blue, albino_red

FurLength: L, l

L is dominant and will always give shorthair, only l-l will give longhair cats.

Eumelanin: B, b, b1

B is the most dominant, at least one copy will always give black. b is the next dominant and will give chocolate if not accompanied by B. b1-b1 will give cinnamon.

Phaeomelanin: XO, Xo, Y

XO is the red gene. XO-Y will give a red male cat, XO-XO will give a red female cat. Xo-Y and Xo-Xo will not give red, but XO-Xo will give tortoiseshell/calico.

Dilution: D, d

D is dominant and will never effect any colors, however d-d will change black to blue, chocolate to lilac, cinnamon to fawn, and red to cream.

DiuteMod: Dm, dm

Dm is dominant and only effects the color of cats who are homozygous dilute (d-d), this gene will caramelize their colors. dm-dm will not effect any colors.

Agouti: A, a

This gene gives tabbies their pattern. A is dominant and will always give tabby patterns. a-a will give solid colored cats, with the exception of all reds who always express their tabby pattern. Pattern type specified by the next three genes

Tabby: Mc, mc

Spotted: Sp, sp

Ticked: Ta, ta

These three determine the tabby pattern. Most to least dominant: Ticked, Spotted, Tabby. Ta will always give ticked tabbies, homozygous (Ta-Ta) will give the non-striped pattern. ta-ta will not effect the pattern. Sp-Sp will give spotted tabbies, whereas Sp-sp will give broken-tabby patterns, both patterns have sub-types based on the next group. sp-sp will not effect the pattern. Mc will give mackeral tabbies, and mc-mc will give classic tabbies.

Inhibitor: I, i

I is the most dominant and will always give silver/smoke cats; silver only shows for tabbies (Agouti needs at least one A), otherwise the cat will have a smoke pattern. i-i provides no effect.

Colorpoint: C, cs, cb, ca, c

C is the most dominant and will never effect any colors. cs and cb are co-dominant: cb-cb will give sepia point (burmese), cb-cs will give mink point (tonkinese), cs-cs will give colorpoint (siamese). Finally, ca-ca or ca-c will give blue-eyed albino, and finally only c-c will give red-eyed albino.

White: Wd, Ws, w

Wd is the most dominant and will always give solid white cats (called dominant white). Ws is the white marking gene; homozygous (Ws-Ws) will give more white than heterozygous (Ws-w), and homozygous recessive (w-w) will give little to no white markings.

Bobtail: Jb, jb

Jb is dominant and will never effect a cat's tail. jb-jb will give bobtails.