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# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

# Backported Wolves 2.0.0 An update has been needed for a while now. But here it is! BW now uses Architectury. -This basically means that development is much easier to maintain. ## Features ### Minecraft variant parity: Wolves (with variants), that were tamed while using the mod will keep their variants even if the mod is removed. *-As long as Minecraft is also updated to a version which natively has them. I.e. 1.20.5 and above.* **What happens to my wolves that are using the "old" tags?!** The old tags / variants will automatically be converted to the new format. Like magic! ### Wolf Sound Variants: All sound variants are now included in the mod, which are: - Angry - Big - Classic - Cute - Grumpy - Puglin - Sad ### Biome Tag Dependent Spawns Adding biome entries to any wolf variant's spawn tag will make the wolf variant spawn in those biomes too: Just add a biome name to a tag named like this: - spawns_ashen_wolf - spawns_black_wolf - spawns_chestnut_wolf and so on for the other variants... Then **add **the biomes you want: ```json { "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga", "minecraft:cherry grove", "minecraft:swamp" ] } ``` You can even **replace **the spawns completely, using the replace flag in the JSON file: ```json { "replace": true, "values": [ "minecraft:snowy_taiga" ] } ``` Full path example: "resources/data/backported_wolves/tags/worldgen/biome/spawns_ashen_wolf.json" **Mix and Match** You are even able to make multiple variants spawn in the same biome, with the chance being split equally between the variants. (Might be especially fun for **mod developers** / **modpack makers**)

1.19.3-1.20.4 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.19-1.19.2 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.18.2 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

1.18-1.18.1 Added spawn-weight config. Simplified wolf rendering - Credit: ArshiaDPG Completely changed wolf spawning, overriding vanilla spawns with the biomes from the spawns_variant_wolf tags. Added "leader of the pack" advancement for taming all variants.

Ported to Forge 1.18.2-1.0.3

Ported to Forge 1.0.3-1.19.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.19.3-1.20.4

Fabric 1.0.2-1.19-1.19.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.18.2

Fabric 1.0.2-1.18-1.18.1

Forge 1.0.3-1.19.4

Forge 1.0.3