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# Supported Mobs
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This page lists the mobs that can be captured using RS-MobCages.
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RS-MobCages uses individual mob descriptors to determine how supported mobs are captured and released.
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Each supported mob may have its own handling for variants, appearance, or other mob-specific information.
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## Supported Mobs
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RS-MobCages supports the following mobs:
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### Passive Mobs
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- Cow
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- Chicken
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- Pig
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- Sheep
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- Rabbit
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- Horse
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- Donkey
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### Cats and Wolves
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- Cat
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### Other Passive Mobs
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- Bee
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- Parrot
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### Villagers
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- Villager
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### Hostile Mobs
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- Zombie
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- Spider
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- Cave Spider
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## Mob Variants
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Some mobs have multiple possible appearances or variants.
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When supported by the mob's descriptor, RS-MobCages stores the information necessary to recreate that variant when the mob is released.
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Examples may include:
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- Sheep wool color
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- Cat variants
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- Wolf variants
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- Horse appearance
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- Rabbit variants
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- Frog variants
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- Parrot variants
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- Axolotl variants
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- Tropical fish appearance
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For more information, see:
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➡️ [Mob Variants and Attributes](./docs/Mob-Variants-and-Attributes.md)
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## Named Mobs
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Named mobs cannot be captured.
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If a mob has been given a custom name, RS-MobCages will prevent it from being captured.
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This helps protect:
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- Pets
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- Decorative mobs
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- Named villagers
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- Important server mobs
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- Other mobs that players have intentionally named
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## Unsupported Mobs
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If a mob is not supported by RS-MobCages, it cannot be captured.
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The plugin will safely ignore unsupported entities.
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Players cannot be captured.
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## Important Notes
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Support for a mob does not necessarily mean that every possible property of that mob is stored.
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Mob-specific information is handled individually by the mob's descriptor.
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Some mobs may preserve variants or appearance information, while others may only require their basic entity type to be stored.
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