VillagerGender

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平台： bukkit paper purpur spigot

标签： game-mechanics

🌿 VillagerGender — Realistic Villager Breeding with Genders

📝 Description

VillagerGender introduces a realistic gender and breeding system for villagers in Minecraft. Each villager is assigned a random gender (male or female) upon spawning, and reproduction follows biological rules: only females can give birth, and each mother has a limited number of children she can bear.

Breeding occurs naturally when a male and female villager are nearby, beds are available, and cooldown periods are respected. The system uses NBT data to persistently store gender, birth count, and breeding timers.

Perfect for roleplay, survival realism, or immersive world-building servers.

🔧 Features

• ✅ Gender System: Every villager gets a gender — ♂ Male or ♀ Female.
• 👶 Motherhood Limits: Females can have up to max_children_per_mother (configurable).
• ⏳ Breeding Cooldown: Time-based cooldown between births (configurable in minutes).
• 🛏️ Bed Requirement: Requires one free bed (head part) per villager + one extra for the newborn.
• 🔍 Chunk & World Scan: Applies gender to existing villagers on load.
• 📊 Stats Command: /villagerstats shows villagers, beds, and their coordinates.
• 🎨 Gender-Based Names: Uses separate name lists for males and females.
• 🪪 Name Display: Gender icon (♂/♀) shown before the custom name.
• 🐞 Debug Mode: Optional console logging for troubleshooting.

⚙️ Configuration (config.yml)

debug: false
max_children_per_mother: 3
breeding_cooldown_minutes: 5
partner_search_radius: 5

🛠 Commands

• /villagerstats — View village statistics (requires VilagerGender.stats.admin permission).

💾 Compatibility

• Works on Spigot/Paper 1.18+
• No external dependencies
• Uses PersistentDataContainer (NBT) for data storage

🚀 Bringing realism and life to your villagers, one baby at a time.