Simply add the tag RequiredPlayerRange followed by the amount of blocks, and the command should look something like this: /setblock (x) (y) (z) minecraft:mob_spawner 0 replace {RequiredPlayerRange: (blocks)} More info can be found watching Dragnoz's video here: Hope this helps!
1. There are several reasons why mobs may not spawn in a farm. Mob spawning is set to false in the settings. You are the wrong distance from the point you want the mobs to spawn. The light level is too high (though judging from your screenshot this is not the case). The mobs are spawning elsewhere.
1 Answer. Sorted by: 3. Navigate to the same directory where your "minecraft_server.exe" file is located. Open the "server.properties" file in a text editor and add or modify (if already exists) the line spawn-protection=0. Zero means there is no spawn protection enabled. Set another number to define the range, for example 16: spawn-protection=16. The player spawn point is randomized, and the player spawns on a block that is typical to the spawn biome. Grass for most, sand for desert, mycelium for mushroom island etc. So probably if your spawn is a common biome, cover or remove all grass/dirt around the 'ground' area and make the desired spawn floor grass. -togs. Lowering this will make items de-spawn faster (potentially saving resources as there are fewer entities to tick) while increasing this will take them longer to de-spawn and use up more resources (as the item entities will have to be ticked for longer until they de-spawn). mob-spawn-range Default: 6 Type: Integer Description: Radius in chunks
WorldSpawns. WorldSpawns is an easy-to-use and lightweight plugin adding the feature of having per-world spawnpoints. These can be managed easily though in-game commands. The plugin also comes with additional features such as a hub and a newbie spawn. The plugin is modular, meaning you can disable any of the features of the plugin if unwanted.
I am creating a map in the Nether to test out and build with all of the new features. Before 20w17a, I was able to set my spawn in the Nether using /spawnpoint command (with nothing dictating the Nether, to be clear) but now when I die I get taken back to the world spawn. I have also tried to use /spawnpoint in the End, and that too did not work.
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