MetaMorph Mod 1.12.2/1.11.2 (from Metamorphosis) is a survival mod based around shape shifting/morphing which supports multiplayer. Metamorph is basically a mod with functionality like Morph mod or Shape Shifter Z mod. 30+ Mobs you can morph into in Minecraft! Morph into every mob in Minecraft and gain their perspective and abilities! ShapeShifter Mod. In this mod you are able to shapeshift into any mod in Minecraft PE. Through a simple layed out GUI you can easily select the mob you want to turn into. Every mob got its own ability. For example, if you are a spider you can climb walls and if you are a chicken you can fly.
Author: Sylaek ❘ September 27, 2016 ❘ 55,496 views
Minecraft Shapeshifter Mod 1.12.2
Shape-Shifter Mod allows you to change your model by pressing the ‘U’ key in-game and selecting a mob. You will also gain some benefits/disadvantages of the chosen mob
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In single player, changing shape will also cause you to change dimensions and perspective so, for example, if you chose to be a wolf, you would be able to walk through one high holes, but as an enderman would need a three block high hole. This will not happen in multiplayer, but you will still be able to activate some abilities and will still look like the mob if you go into third person view.
The current mobs:
- Wolf
- Ocelot
- Enderman
- Creeper
- Spider
- Fish
- Snowman
- Chicken
- Giant
- Blaze
- Ghast
- Villager (if in villager.txt and in multiplayer)
- Golem
- Cavespider
- Fly
The option for giant will not appear in multiplayer for obvious reasons.
ModLoader is not required because it wouldn’t be able to help with compatibility other than saving me from editing perhaps two more files. These are not the files that tend to cause issues with other mods.
You can edit the skins without fear of changing those of every other mob in the game. The .png images can be found in mob/shapeShift/ in minecraft.jar.
In the multiplayer menu, there is a button that allows you to choose whether you want the other players to be decked out in the skins that they uploaded to minecraft.net (which looks odd on most of the models), or with skins that are stored in the client (ones that fit the models they are viewed as).
Installation:
- Put the files into minecraft.jar
- delete META-INF etc etc