Katamari Mod (26.2, 1.20.1) – Absorb Every Block in Your Path As a Giant
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Katamari Mod lets you turn into a rolling sphere that picks up blocks from the world. As you roll over different blocks, they stick to your ball, making it grow bigger and bigger. This mod brings a fun arcade feeling right into your game. You can control how large the ball gets and bounce around the map while absorbing everything in your path.
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Features:
- Block Absorption: The sphere picks up nearby blocks as you roll over them.
- Growing Size: Your ball gets larger the more blocks you collect from the ground.
- You can turn the ball mode on or off whenever you want.
- Players have full control over the bounciness of the sphere.
- It clears all attached blocks instantly if you need to start over.
Commands:
You need operator permissions (Level 2) to use these commands.
/katamari ball <targets> <enabled>turns the ball mode on or off for a player./katamari size <targets> <value>sets how big the ball is (from 0.01 to 20.0)./katamari size <targets> <value>shows the current size of the ball./katamari restitution <targets> <value>changes how bouncy the ball is (from 0.01 to 1.2)./katamari restitution <targets> <value>tells you the current bounciness./katamari resetBlocks <targets>removes all stuck blocks and resets the ball to its normal size.
How to Use:
- Type the ball command to activate your sphere mode.
- Roll around the world to start picking up blocks.
- Watch your ball grow as more blocks stick to the outside.
- Use the reset command to drop the blocks and shrink back to normal.
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How to Install:
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Katamari Mod Download Links
For Minecraft 26.2
For Minecraft 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1
For Minecraft 1.21.11
For Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21
For Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.20
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