Minecraft:Camel Husk

Template:Needs render Template:Infobox entity A camel husk is an Minecraft:undead variant of the Minecraft:camel that rarely spawns at Minecraft:night or during Minecraft:thunderstorms in Minecraft:deserts as a Minecraft:hostile mob, being ridden and controlled by an Minecraft:iron spear-wielding Minecraft:husk with a Minecraft:parched passenger, known as a camel husk jockey. It does not burn in Minecraft:sunlight, and is Minecraft:passive once separated from its riders.

Spawning

Template:Anchor In Template:JE, when a Minecraft:husk spawns naturally and spawns in a space that does not block the collision box required for a camel husk, it has a 10% chance to spawn as a camel husk jockey, i.e. riding a camel husk, and spawning a Minecraft:parched as the second passenger. Within a spawning pack of husks, only one of them can spawn as a camel husk jockey. If the husk is a baby husk and was supposed to spawn as Minecraft:chicken jockey, the Minecraft:chicken will be spawned (and can despawn), but the baby husk will ride the camel husk.

In this state, the camel husk's movement is controlled by the front passenger. This will initially be the husk; if the husk dismounts or is killed, the parched will instead take control. When both passengers are killed or dismount the camel husk, it becomes passive. It can then subsequently be ridden by players like a regular Minecraft:camel.

Camel husks count towards the "monster" Minecraft:mob cap and can despawn like most hostile mobs until the first time any player interacts with it. At that point it becomes persistent and no longer counts towards any mob cap either.

Camel husks do not spawn in Minecraft:Peaceful difficulty, like other Minecraft:monsters.

In Template:BE, camel husks spawn by weight on their own, and like Template:In, never by itself:

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Drops

On death

• Template:Xp when killed by a Minecraft:player or tamed Minecraft:wolf.
• These are the drops for the camel husk. Any passengers need to die separately, and drop items separately, like other Minecraft:jockeys.

Behavior

Camel husks spawn as hostile mobs due to being ridden by hostile mobs, targeting the player as its pathfinding is controlled by the riders. However, they will become passive once the riders are killed, behaving similarly to regular camels, but cannot breed. They are under two other different categories, Minecraft:monster and Minecraft:undead, rather than just Minecraft:animal for regular camels. Template:IN, camel husks get up immediately once the player rides them with a Minecraft:saddle while sitting; Template:In, they get up once the player moves Template:Ctrl.

Camel husks can safely fall 6 blocks before they begin to accumulate fall damage, unlike most mobs, which can safely fall 3 blocks. Camel husks also take half of the normal fall damage (rounded up) that most other mobs take (Template:Hp damage per block over the safe distance instead of Template:Hp). If an entity is riding a camel husk, they receive the same fall damage as the camel husk.

Camel husks have a Template:Frac chance to regenerate Template:Hp health point each game tick.

Minecraft:Rabbit's feet can be used to tempt and heal camel husks.

Template:IN, camel husks don't panic when damaged.

Template:IN, camel husks are never spawned as part of a Minecraft:zombie siege, but if a camel husk jockey naturally spawns nearby, it will join the siege and behave like all other zombies.

Mob type

Being an Minecraft:undead mob, they are:

• Damaged by the status effect Minecraft:Instant Health and healed by the status effect Minecraft:Instant Damage.
• Unaffected by the status effects Minecraft:Regeneration and Minecraft:Poison.
• Ignored by the Minecraft:wither.
• Affected by the Minecraft:Smite enchantment.
• A threat to Minecraft:armadillos, causing them to hide in their shell.

Unlike most undead mobs, camel husks do not burn in sunlight.

As they are also Minecraft:monsters, camel husks count towards the hostile mob cap. However, once a player gets onto a camel husk for the first time, it stops counting towards any mob cap and will no longer despawn, similar to having a Minecraft:name tag applied.

As they are considered monsters, Minecraft:parrots can imitate them.

Riding

Template:Main Camel husks can be ridden as long as there are not already two riders. The riding behavior of camel husks is identical to regular camels.

Camel husks have one slot in their inventory for equipping a Minecraft:saddle. A saddle can be placed on a camel husk by holding it and then Template:Control it on the camel, or by accessing its inventory. A camel husk's inventory can be accessed by mounting the camel husk and using Template:Control control, or by Template:Control and then Template:Control or pressing the "open inventory" buttonTemplate:Only on the camel husk.

Once a camel husk is saddled, the player can control it with standard directional controls, Template:Control, and the mouse. The player dismounts using the Template:Control control. A second player can then ride as a passenger. If the controlling passenger disembarks, then the second passenger takes control of the camel husk.

Camel husks move at the same speed as regular camels. They gradually gain speed while moving in a straight line, up to a walking speed of 3.885 blocks/s, and can also manually Minecraft:sprint at a speed of 8.203 blocks/s by double tapping Template:Control or by holding the Template:Control control while moving forward.

Template:AnchorSaddled camel husks also have the ability of "dashing". When the player rides them, the experience bar on the Minecraft:HUD is replaced by a dash charging bar, similar to the jump charging bar for horses. Dashing is done using the jump control, and holding the control charges for a longer dashing. Camel husks can dash every 2.75 seconds. When dashing, the camel husk launches up to 12 blocks forward and one block upward. For a short time after dashing, the camel husk cannot sprint.

Sounds

Despite being monsters, camel husks use the "Friendly Mobs" sound category.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

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Data values

ID

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Entity data

Template:Info needed section Camel husks have entity data associated with them that contain various properties.

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<section begin="entity data" />

• Template:Nbt Entity data
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  • Template:Nbt inherit/mob
  • {{#lst:Horse|horse base data}}
  • Template:Nbt: The tick when the camel husk started changing its pose.

<section end="entity data" />

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See Minecraft:Bedrock Edition level format/Entity format.

Achievements

Achievements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

Advancements

Advancements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

History

Trivia

• Camel husks are referred to by Mojang as neutral mobs, due to their behavior as a hostile mob when ridden by husks and parched.<ref name="neutral">Template:Ytl</ref>
• Shooting an arrow that hits a camel husk does not count as an interaction, thus not making it persistent.

Gallery

Animations

• A camel husk idling
  A camel husk idling
• A camel husk sitting
  A camel husk sitting
• Camel husk sit
  Camel husk sit
• A camel husk standing up
  A camel husk standing up
• A camel husk walking
  A camel husk walking
• A camel husk dashing
  A camel husk dashing

Mojang images

• Two jockeys riding a camel husk
  Two jockeys riding a camel husk
• Ditto
  Ditto
• Minecraft:Ari riding a camel husk
  Minecraft:Ari riding a camel husk
• Camel husk in a sandstone cave
  Camel husk in a sandstone cave
• Two sets of jockeys
  Two sets of jockeys
• A jockey fighting against Minecraft:Efe and Minecraft:Sunny
  A jockey fighting against Minecraft:Efe and Minecraft:Sunny
• A jockey at sunset
  A jockey at sunset

Screenshots

• Comparison between a Minecraft:camel and a camel husk.
  Comparison between a Minecraft:camel and a camel husk.
• An unused baby camel husk spawned with commands.(Before Minecraft:Tiny Takeover)
  An unused baby camel husk spawned with commands.(Before Minecraft:Tiny Takeover)
• A sitting camel husk jockey.
  A sitting camel husk jockey.

Textures

• Camel husk texture file
  Camel husk texture file
• Camel husk saddle texture file
  Camel husk saddle texture file

In other media

• Two camel husks seen in the Minecraft:Mounts of Mayhem artwork.
  Two camel husks seen in the Minecraft:Mounts of Mayhem artwork.
• Artwork used for the release date reveal showing camel husks as enemies.
  Artwork used for the release date reveal showing camel husks as enemies.
• Artwork of Minecraft:Sunny battling a camel husk jockey.
  Artwork of Minecraft:Sunny battling a camel husk jockey.

See also

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