Goat Stalker And Something Creatures

Quickstart

1. Open your Creative inventory and grab the spawn eggs: Goat Stalker, Something, SQuArE rOOt Of 3, Yelling Creature, and Tears Before Bedtime.
2. Also grab Infinite Bsoda, a can that never runs out — use it to blast a jet of spray at any mob and shove it away from you.
3. Spawn one of the horror creatures nearby, then just play normally. Each one has its own way of stalking you — some hide in plain sight until you look away, others build up over time, and one just runs straight at you.
4. Watch the action bar (the small text above your hotbar) — it tells you what the creature is doing and reacts when it notices you've spotted it.
5. If you die to one of these creatures, you'll see a message that you were "dragged away by the creatures" — this damage ignores normal invulnerability, so don't get cornered.
6. Look for the RUN dimension — if you ever find yourself there, a giant red "RUN" label appears on your screen. That's your cue to move.

Overview

This mod fills your world with unsettling stalker-type creatures that behave less like typical Minecraft mobs and more like horror-game encounters. Rather than aggressively rushing you on sight, most of these creatures lurk, watch, and wait — appearing at windows, doors, cave walls, or the foot of your bed, and only fully "waking up" to hunt you once certain conditions are met (usually related to whether you're looking at them, how long they've lingered, or how far away you've wandered).

Alongside the creatures, the mod adds a joke item — an infinite soda can that doubles as a mob-launching spray gun — and a special dimension tied to a chase encounter called RUN.

What It Adds

Creatures (spawn eggs available for most):

Items:

• Infinite Bsoda – A never-emptying can. Right-click to spray a stream that pushes back any mobs caught in it for several seconds, along with splash particles and sound.
• Empty Bsoda Can – Drops from defeated stalker creatures as a memento/trophy item.

Dimension:

• RUN – A special dimension that displays a large "RUN" warning across the screen for as long as you're inside it, signaling an active chase scenario.

How To Use

• Spawning creatures: Use the spawn eggs from Creative inventory (or /summon) to place any creature directly into your world.
• Encountering a stalker: Most stalkers don't attack immediately. They anchor themselves near you (in windows, around corners, behind blocks, at your bed, etc.) and wait. Looking away, staying too long, or wandering too far can trigger them to fully unlock and start chasing.
• Reading feedback: Action bar messages tell you what's happening — e.g. "the goat stalker saw you looking," "something dropped from the cave wall," or "the head slides down your window and four panes break." Pay attention to these cues to know when danger is imminent.
• Using Bsoda: Aim at a mob and right-click with the can in hand. It applies a strong, sustained push away from you, useful for creating distance from a stalker that has locked on. There's a short cooldown between uses.
• Surviving an attack: Damage from these creatures bypasses normal invulnerability frames, so getting hit repeatedly in quick succession is possible — keep your distance once a chase begins.
• After a kill: Defeated stalker-type creatures drop an Empty Bsoda Can as a trophy.

Crafting And Obtaining

There are no discoverable crafting recipes for this mod's items — all spawn eggs and the Bsoda can are intended to be obtained directly from the Creative inventory or through commands. Simply select them from your Creative menu to begin using them.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Look-based triggers: Several creatures (Goat Stalker, SQuArE rOOt Of 3) "unlock" their chase specifically when you look directly at them, turning a passive scare into an active hunt.
• Timer-based triggers: Others (Something, Bed Peeker) run on internal timers or distance checks, changing behavior or vanishing if you break line of sight, wake up, or move away.
• Environmental interaction: Door Hand physically opens and closes doors; Window Head Hand breaks nearby glass blocks as part of its scripted approach.
• Minion swarming: Something can summon multiple short-lived Something Minions around you once its chase is unlocked, up to a handful active at once.
• Persistent music: Tears Before Bedtime periodically plays an ominous theme as it stalks, escalating tension the longer it pursues you.
• The RUN dimension: Entering this dimension overlays a bold "RUN" message on your screen for the duration of your stay, marking it as a high-tension chase zone.

Progression And Strategy

There's no crafting tree or gear progression here — the mod is about encounter variety and tension. To get the most out of it:

• Try spawning one creature at a time first to learn its individual tell (window peeking, door creaking, cave shadows, etc.) before mixing multiple types together.
• Keep an Infinite Bsoda on hand as a defensive tool for creating breathing room once a chase begins.
• Watch your action bar constantly — nearly every creature telegraphs its state changes through text cues, giving you a chance to react before a full chase triggers.
• If you find or set up access to the RUN dimension, treat the "RUN" prompt as literal instruction — it signals you're in an active pursuit scenario.