Already posted in comments which you replied to, I'll put it here so hopefully others wouldn't suggest the same thing again, and you can update on the progress if you decide not to do it or eventually work on implementing it.
I'd love a "reverse target blocker": an "target addition" or "Target forcer" such that a certain entity ALWAYS targets another entity. Let's say you always wanted zombies to attack pigs, or blazes to attack wither skeletons.
example:
##########################################################################
# targetForcing
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Entities which target other entities.
# e.g. Skeletons target Wolves
# Takes 2 arguments divided by a semicolon per entry. attacker;victim
# attacker: the attacker entity which targets the victim (entity name)
# victim: The entity which should be targeted by the attacker (entity name)
##########################################################################
targetForcing {
# Set to true to enable the target forcing feature [default: false]
B:targetForcingEnabled=true
minecraft:skeleton;minecraft:wolf
minecraft:zombie;minecraft:pig
minecraft:zombie;minecraft:sheep
p1ut0nium-git
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4 years ago
Already posted in comments which you replied to, I'll put it here so hopefully others wouldn't suggest the same thing again, and you can update on the progress if you decide not to do it or eventually work on implementing it.
I'd love a "reverse target blocker": an "target addition" or "Target forcer" such that a certain entity ALWAYS targets another entity. Let's say you always wanted zombies to attack pigs, or blazes to attack wither skeletons. example: