Caveman Buddy
The villagers in Minecraft are quite charming and amusing, and they can be easily pranked. But what were they like in the past? The creator of the mod titled Caveman Buddy speculated that no one in the game is aware of the villagers’ ancestors, but it’s likely they resembled our own — cavemen.
The mod introduces cave dwellers in Minecraft, who can become your true companions. If you’re feeling lonely, you can tame them, and they will protect you from monsters. They find it difficult to grasp modern life, and the people of today frighten them, causing them to hide when encountering players. However, you can still tame them using raw meat. They hunt cows, sheep, and chickens on their own.
Cave Dweller
The cave dweller is likely an ancestor of the modern villagers.
- Name: cave dweller;
- Health: 40;
- Spawn location: jungles (frequency 49.2%);
- Target animals, fish, illagers, and monsters;
- Attack damage: 8 (4 hearts);
- Avoid players, illagers, and monsters;
- Tameable with any type of animal meat.
- Follows the player who tamed it.
Aztecs
Unlike cavemen, the Aztecs are the ancestors of modern illagers.
- Name: Aztecs;
- Health: 44 hearts;
- Spawn in jungles (rarity 80%);
- Attack players, villagers, animals, and fish;
- Attack damage: 8 (4 hearts);
- Special attack: summoner magic (summoner jaws and a nuisance appear).
Caveman Zombie
The Caveman Zombie is an ancestor of Zombie Steve.
- Name: Caveman Zombie;
- Health: 20 hearts;
- Attacks players and villagers;
- Attack damage: 5 (2.5 hearts);
A group of cavemen. Tamed caveman.
Caveman hunting a sheep.
A modern villager meets their ancestor.
A small caveman with their parents.
A sleeping caveman (actually, he’s not sleeping, just saw a zombie underground)
Flame war (cavemen against Aztecs).
Cavemen fighting a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The T-Rex is not included in this mod, but all new mobs can attack mobs from other add-ons.
To ensure the mod functions correctly, experimental gameplay must be enabled.
Установка Caveman Buddy (.mcpack)
- Download the mod labeled as “.mcpack” from the list below.
- Open the downloaded file to import the add-on/texture into Minecraft.
- Launch Minecraft Pocket Edition and navigate to the world settings.
- For your world, enable the imported:
— Resource Packs.
— Add-ons. - Select the imported resource packs/add-ons in each section.
- It is advisable to restart the Minecraft PE client afterward.
- Open Minecraft Pocket Edition, enter the previously configured world Minecraft, and enjoy the add-on!