Planned Snakes Appear While Farming Resources

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The objective of the plugin is to make more interactive and realistic, the activity of farming wood and ores in the wild.

The vision is the occasional snake that might appear when farming in any biome.

When cutting wood a random snake may fall from the tree.

When picking up a stump, or ore pickup, cutting a fallen limb or driftwood, a snake just might be under it.

When busting ores and stones, again, there might just be a snake lurking underneath.

When opening a survival fish trap, would also be a good one.

Other farming options for chance:

Hemp

Berries

Corn

Pumpkins

Potatoes

Wheat

Mushrooms

Although most of those may also cause the snake to appear in planter boxes, but hey,i guess it could happen.

Randomization could be a simple percentage chance.
 
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