Carrier Bees

Description

This mod is primarily designed for Twitch integration, featuring a number of hostile (or angerable) bees which also render the items that they're carrying. Asides from the standard Carrier Bee, each other Bee has its own effect.

The Bees

 Carrier Bee

The Carrier Bee is the standard bee. You can specify the item that they're carrying and displaying by specifying their main hand item via NBT when summoning. Additionally, you can modify the potion effects that can be applied when they perform their sting attack, instead of the default poison. Their primary attack is a honeycomb projectile that applies a slow as well as dealing AoE damage. (Note: bees will not damage other bees or Vanilla bees.)

 Bomblebee

This bee, in addition to displaying the carried item, throws TNT at its targets! Thankfully, this TNT merely does AoE damage, does not destroy blocks, and does not destroy item entities. In addition, when killed, they have a chance to drop bombycomb, which is edible but causes a large explosion.

 Crumblebee

This bee, in addition to displaying the carried item (as all future bees will), shoots a projectile that applies an effect which causes your tools, armor & damageable held items (main hand and off-hand) to take durability damage. This damage interval and amount can be configured. The comb it drops similarly applies this effect when eaten.

 Drumblebee

This large, lumbering bee is themed after the UK Stop sign, and does precisely that: it shoots a projectile that applies the Drumble effect, which primarily does nothing, but occasionally applies Slowness X. The comb it drops applies this effect when eaten.

 Fumblebee

This bee shoots a projectile that applies the Fumble effect. This effect causes you to drop items from your inventory, your hotbar and your armor. The comb it drops likewise applies this effect.

 Jumblebee

This bee shoots a projectile that applies the Jumble effect. This effect reverses your controls: left becomes right, forward becomes backwards, and so-on. The comb likewise applies this effect.

 Stumblebee

This bee shoots a projectile that causes you to go prone at random intervals during the duration of the Stumble effect. The comb likewise applies this effect.

 Thimblebee

This tiny bee shoots a projectile that creates cobwebs wherever it hits or whenever it hits a player. The comb applies an effect which causes cobwebs to appear on your face.

 Tumblecomb

This bee shoots a projectile that causes your camera to be flipped upside down. The comb applies this effect.

 Generic Bee

The Generic Bee is themed for the Streamer, Generikb and features voice snippets from him. It shoots projectiles that explode into Boogerbees.

 Boogerbee

This tiny bee shoots an AoE projectile with a custom drip particle.

 Beehemoth

This extremely large and passive bee can be tamed (tempted, and healed) with sugar. If you right-click it with a saddle, you will be able to ride it. Simply point your camera in the direction you wish to go, and then start moving! The bee will take you there. In addition, if you collect enough of the combs, you can combine them to make Royal Jelly: right-clicking this onto your tamed Beehemoth will turn it into a Queen Beehemoth.

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