Counting Mobs In a Small Area.

this isn't really hard to make in MCreator since 2020.5, which introduced the entity iterator in a procedure and makes this task easier! so here's how you can do it:

1. make the procedure and add a local number variable called "mob_count" or something similar (set its initial value to 0)
2. drop a "for each entity as [entity iterator] at x y z in square cube with size [n]" procedure, where "n" should be equal to the length & width (in blocks) of cube you want the procedure to detect. then, add "if (not entity iterator = event/target entity) do (set [local:mob_count] to [get local:mob_count + 1])" under it. we want the variable to increase by 1 everytime a nearby entity is detected, but we don't want the procedure to also detect the mob who's using it (player in this case) to prevent miscounting
3. finally, add an if-else procedure, with 2 else-ifs, that will count the mob_count variable and see what its value is in the condition, and send a message to the player depending on the number of detected mobs based on the variable. it will look like this:

you can download the procedure at https://www.mediafire.com/file/r5787t3yh71tz1d/mob_counter.ptpl/file and import it in MCreator.

and that's all! :D

one small issue though: it sends a decimal (double) in the message instead of a whole number (integer), so something like 7 mobs around you would send "7.0" instead of just "7", which looks ugly (we're obviously counting mobs, so it's clear to use only whole numbers). but it's actually quite easy to fix by editing the code.

first, find where the local variable is declared. you will see that it looks like "double mob_count = 0", and in the next line is "mob_count = (double) 0". we don't want a double variable type, since it's a decimal number. so remove the line "mob_count = (double) 0;" and change "double" to "int".

after that, go find

for (Entity entityiterator : _entfound) {
	if ((!(entityiterator == entity))) {
		mob_count = (double) ((mob_count) + 1);
	}
}

and remove "(double)".

Example:

Every player tick update,
the variable mob_count is getting increased by 1
for each entity at XYZ in cube² with size 16.
As long as mob_count is => 5,
your fall distance is getting overridden with 0 blocks
for the next tick,
which means, you'll not being able to get
any fall damage the next tick.

Here's the picture.

haha, that's good to hear! go wild with what you can do under different conditions, there are so many possibilities with it by adapting the procedure! :)

Can I see your Mod a bit more nearly? Is it uploaded somewhere? Cus than I can say more about it. But the Dino in your icon looks cool!