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|drops=[[Raw mutton]], [[wool]] ''(depending on the color of sheep)'', [[Mustache]] ''(if spawned with it)'' | |drops=[[Raw mutton]], [[wool]] ''(depending on the color of sheep)'', [[Mustache]] ''(if spawned with it)'' | ||
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| − | + | The {{I|SheepHead}} [[sheep]] is a passive and common mob that is found in the world of mine blocks aimlessly. | |
== Spawning == | == Spawning == | ||
| − | Sheep spawn on [[grass]] blocks in the [[Overworld]]. They can spawn with wool of a variety of colors, most commonly white, however also black, gray, light gray, brown and most rarely, pink. | + | Sheep spawn on {{I|Grass}} [[grass]] blocks in the [[Overworld]]. They can spawn with wool of a variety of colors, most commonly white, however also black, gray, light gray, brown and most rarely, pink. |
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| + | They can also be spawned from a spawn egg in [[creative]]. | ||
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| + | === Commands === | ||
| + | A sheep can be spawned in another way besides its respective [[spawn egg]], with the command <code>/summon sheep</code> you can spawn it. | ||
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| + | In addition to that you can add [[data tags]] to customize the sheep. examples: | ||
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| + | *<code>/summon sheep 1 ~ ~ {name:"Diamond Woolly", defaultDrops:0, drops:[{item:{id:"diamond"}, color:"lightblue"}]}</code> | ||
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| + | *<code>/summon sheep 1 ~ ~ {name:"Mystical Wool", health:30, drops:[{item:{id:"diamond_sword", name:"Magic Blade", enchantments:["sharpness4", "smite4", "baneOfArthropods3", "knockback3", "fireAspect", "looting3"], damage:-3}}]}</code> | ||
== Drops == | == Drops == | ||
| − | + | When killed, they drop 1-2 {{I|Raw mutton}} [[raw mutton]] or 1-2 {{I|Cooked mutton}} [[cooked mutton]] (if it dies while on [[fire]]). It also drops [[wool]] if it still has its coat. | |
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| − | + | When sheared with {{I|Shears}} [[shears]], the sheep drops 1-4 {{I|Wool}} [[wool]]. This is usually gives more wool than killing the sheep, and also has the advantage of the sheep being able to regrow it later to be sheared again. | |
| − | A sheep can spawn with a [[mustache]], this makes the sheep drop the mustache once sheared. | + | A sheep can spawn with a {{I|Mustache}} [[mustache]], this makes the sheep drop the mustache once sheared. |
== Behavior == | == Behavior == | ||
| − | Like all passive [[mobs]], if hit, the sheep will attempt to escape from [[the player]] for a short period of time. | + | Like all passive [[mobs]], if hit, the sheep will attempt to escape from {{I|Player_head}} [[the player]] for a short period of time. |
When a sheep loses its wool (primarily by means of [[shears]]), it will eventually eat a [[grass]] block (turning it into dirt) in order to regrow its coat. This allows it to be sheared again. | When a sheep loses its wool (primarily by means of [[shears]]), it will eventually eat a [[grass]] block (turning it into dirt) in order to regrow its coat. This allows it to be sheared again. | ||
| − | ==Dyeing== | + | ===Dyeing=== |
A sheep can be dyed any color by using [[dyes]] on a sheep. When sheared, the sheep will drop [[wool]] with the color it was dyed with. If two dyes sheep are bred, the offspring will be a combination of the colors, for example a red and yellow sheep make a orange sheep. | A sheep can be dyed any color by using [[dyes]] on a sheep. When sheared, the sheep will drop [[wool]] with the color it was dyed with. If two dyes sheep are bred, the offspring will be a combination of the colors, for example a red and yellow sheep make a orange sheep. | ||
== Tasks == | == Tasks == | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
| + | {{HistoryTable | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.7.15|1.7.15]] | ||
| + | | [[First 30 days#Day 29|Day 29]] | ||
| + | |*Added sheep. | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.8.8|1.8.8]] | ||
| + | | [[First 30 days#Day 30|Day 30]] | ||
| + | |*Fixed a sheep glitch | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.19.0|1.19.0]] | ||
| + | | Nov 19, 2011. | ||
| + | |*Updated the texture of the sheep. | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.24|1.24]] | ||
| + | | Dec 22, 2012 | ||
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| + | *Sheep shed wool only when sheared or killed. | ||
| + | *Sheep can regrow wool by eating grass | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.25|1.25]] | ||
| + | | May 11, 2013 | ||
| + | |*Fixed sheep not dropping white wool on death. | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.28|1.28]] | ||
| + | | Oct 08, 2016 | ||
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| + | *Can change sheep color. | ||
| + | **Sheep spawn with different colors | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.29.0|1.29.0]] | ||
| + | | Sep 27, 2019 | ||
| + | |*Sheep no longer spontaneously die. | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.29.1|1.29.1]] | ||
| + | | Oct 05, 2019 | ||
| + | |*Sheep can no longer move while eating. | ||
| + | | [[Version History#1.29.2|1.29.2]] | ||
| + | | Oct 20, 2019 | ||
| + | |*Added "color" mob data tag for sheep wool and wolf collars. | ||
| + | }} | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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*[[Wool]] | *[[Wool]] | ||
*[[Mobs]] | *[[Mobs]] | ||
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[[Category:Unfinished]][[Category:Passive mobs]][[Category:Overworld mobs]] | [[Category:Unfinished]][[Category:Passive mobs]][[Category:Overworld mobs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:46, 17 March 2024
| Sheep | |
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| Type: | Passive |
| Drops: | Raw mutton, wool (depending on the color of sheep), Mustache (if spawned with it) |
| Identifier: | sheep |
The 
sheep is a passive and common mob that is found in the world of mine blocks aimlessly.
Contents
Spawning
Sheep spawn on 
grass blocks in the Overworld. They can spawn with wool of a variety of colors, most commonly white, however also black, gray, light gray, brown and most rarely, pink.
They can also be spawned from a spawn egg in creative.
Commands
A sheep can be spawned in another way besides its respective spawn egg, with the command /summon sheep you can spawn it.
In addition to that you can add data tags to customize the sheep. examples:
/summon sheep 1 ~ ~ {name:"Diamond Woolly", defaultDrops:0, drops:[{item:{id:"diamond"}, color:"lightblue"}]}
/summon sheep 1 ~ ~ {name:"Mystical Wool", health:30, drops:[{item:{id:"diamond_sword", name:"Magic Blade", enchantments:["sharpness4", "smite4", "baneOfArthropods3", "knockback3", "fireAspect", "looting3"], damage:-3}}]}
Drops
When killed, they drop 1-2 
raw mutton or 1-2 
cooked mutton (if it dies while on fire). It also drops wool if it still has its coat.
When sheared with 
shears, the sheep drops 1-4 
wool. This is usually gives more wool than killing the sheep, and also has the advantage of the sheep being able to regrow it later to be sheared again.
A sheep can spawn with a 
mustache, this makes the sheep drop the mustache once sheared.
Behavior
Like all passive mobs, if hit, the sheep will attempt to escape from 
the player for a short period of time.
When a sheep loses its wool (primarily by means of shears), it will eventually eat a grass block (turning it into dirt) in order to regrow its coat. This allows it to be sheared again.
Dyeing
A sheep can be dyed any color by using dyes on a sheep. When sheared, the sheep will drop wool with the color it was dyed with. If two dyes sheep are bred, the offspring will be a combination of the colors, for example a red and yellow sheep make a orange sheep.
Tasks
| Number | Icon[ng] | Name | Newgrounds name | Description [ng] | Objective | Points[ng] | Requirements |
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| 15 | Slay a sheep | Kill a Sheep | Bahhh! They drop wool. | Kill a sheep | 5 |
History
| Version | Date | Changes |
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| 1.7.15 | Day 29 |
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| 1.8.8 | Day 30 |
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| 1.19.0 | Nov 19, 2011. |
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| 1.24 | Dec 22, 2012 |
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| 1.25 | May 11, 2013 |
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| 1.28 | Oct 08, 2016 |
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| 1.29.0 | Sep 27, 2019 |
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| 1.29.1 | Oct 05, 2019 |
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| 1.29.2 | Oct 20, 2019 |
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Gallery
None.
