In Minecraft, there are several commands that can be employed to make the game a little easier, without actually affecting the difficulty, such as
/keepInventoryand/mobGriefing.However, what does
/mobGriefingactually affect? The main things are creeper explosions, and Endermen picking up blocks, but does it affect any thing else? For example, would this affect farms, if a mob jumped on farmland? And does it affect hostile mobs only, or all mobs?
Answer
The mobGriefing rule affects the following:
- Mobs trampling farmland
- Mobs picking up dropped items (zombies, villagers, etc.)
- Zombies breaking doors
- Sheep eating grass
(sheep will still regrow their wool, but the block will not change from a grass to a dirt block) - Villagers harvesting/replanting farmland
- Dragon destroying blocks
- Wither explosions destroying blocks (both initial explosion and witherskull projectile)
- Creeper explosions destroying blocks
- Endermen picking up blocks
- Silverfish hiding in stone
(Silverfish will not reinhabit stone blocks after roaming) - Silverfish calling for help out of nearby blocks destroying said blocks
- Snowmen leaving snow traces
- Rabbits eating crops
- Blaze fireballs creating fire
- Ghast fireball explosions destroying blocks
(the above was taken from the game code)
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Ben , Answer Author : Wrigglenite
