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Defaults to `true`.
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Defaults to `true`.
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Available values:
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Available values:
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- `true` - despawns the mob if there are no nearby players, on chunk unload. This option obeys the regular `/mm m kill` command.
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- `true` - despawns the mob if there are no nearby players, on chunk unload.
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- `false` - similar to `persistent` but can be despawned. This option obeys the regular `/mm m kill` command.
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- `false` - similar to `persistent` but can be despawned.
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- `chunk` - despawns the mob when the chunk unloads. This option obeys the regular `/mm m kill` command.
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- `chunk` - despawns the mob when the chunk unloads.
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- `persistent` - the mob is persistent and doesn't despawn. To remove a persistent mob, you have to append `-p` to the kill command,
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- `persistent` - the mob is persistent and doesn't despawn. To remove a persistent mob, you have to either use the kill command (`/mm m kill <type>`) or append the `-p` flag to the killall one (`/mm m killall -p`). More information on the subject can be found [here](/Commands-and-Permissions#mob-commands).
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like so: `/mm m kill -p <type>`.
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```yml
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```yml
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Options:
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Options:
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Despawn: true
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Despawn: true
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