How do I spawn a Creeper spawner?
How do I make a Creeper spawner in Single player?
Best Answer
Type /give (username here) minecraft:mob_spawner and then get a creeper spawn egg out of creative and right click the spawner with it then you should be good to go.
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What is the command to give yourself a spawner?
As many people know, you can spawn in a mob spawner in game using the command /give {name} minecraft:mob_spawner . However that only gives you the default spawner, the pig.Is there such thing as creeper spawner?
This is the item ID for a creeper spawner which is a mob spawner. Mob spawners, or monster spawners, are blocks that spawn mobs when placed. Conditions (e.g. light levels) relative to the mob type of the spawner must still be met in order for the monster to spawn.How do you spawn a spawner in Minecraft?
In Minecraft, there is a spawn egg called Creeper Spawn Egg that is green with black spots. This spawn egg is an item that can not be crafted in the game. It is only available in Creative mode (not Survival mode) through the Creative Inventory menu. When you use this spawn egg, it will instantly spawn a creeper.How To Build a Creeper Farm!
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Answer 2
If you want a mob spawner block (that spawns creepers), just type /give @p mob_spawner, then place and right-click with a creeper egg.
Answer 3
Yes.
The easiest way would be too give yourself a creeper spawner, which can be done by:
/setblock ~ ~ ~ mob_spawner 0 replace {EntityId:"Creeper"}
One alternative though could be too set up a command block clock which spawns in a creeper every [number of seconds]. This can be done with:
/spawnmob <mob> [amount of mobs]
Another way if command blocks aren't your thing would be too once again set up a redstone clock, and connect it too a dispenser full of creeper eggs. While this would not be infinite (at least without commands filling the dispenser up every time one leaves), it would certainly spawn 621 creepers before a refill was required, all without using command blocks.
But if you don't mind the mod option, a very good mod that can do this is the "Too Many Items" mod, which can also do a whole lot more which I'm sure you'll find very interesting.
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