feat(pocket-base): allow mobs through portals
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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ After 250 Survival-mode block placements anywhere by default, the spawnable over
`/base` has a stationary warm-up. Looking around is allowed, while movement between blocks, damage, teleportation, world changes, death, logout, and conflicting teleport commands cancel it without consuming the cooldown.
Base IV owners can purchase and expand a persistent Pocket Base with `/basesettings pocket upgrade`. Activating a complete diamond-block portal frame inside the normal base with flint and steel opens one public entrance to the owner's grass platform in a private void world. The owner can move the return portal by building and igniting another complete frame inside the unlocked Pocket Base boundary; only the newly activated return portal remains functional. Natural hostile and passive mob spawning is disabled by default. Owners can control each category independently with `/basesettings pocket mobs <hostile|passive> <enable|disable>`.
Base IV owners can purchase and expand a persistent Pocket Base with `/basesettings pocket upgrade`. Activating a complete diamond-block portal frame inside the normal base with flint and steel opens one public entrance to the owner's grass platform in a private void world. Players and non-player living mobs can travel through the entrance and active return portal; items, projectiles, and vehicles are not transported. The owner can move the return portal by building and igniting another complete frame inside the unlocked Pocket Base boundary; only the newly activated return portal remains functional. Natural hostile and passive mob spawning is disabled by default. Owners can control each category independently with `/basesettings pocket mobs <hostile|passive> <enable|disable>`.
Owners can change biome metadata without altering Pocket Base blocks, entities, inventories, or portals by using `/basesettings pocket type <void|nether|overworld> <subtype>`. Void uses `the_void`; Nether and Overworld accept their compatible vanilla biome names, such as `crimson_forest` or `plains`. Each change defaults to 16 netherite blocks, is configurable, and affects applicable natural mob selection when spawning is enabled. The Pocket Base remains a void-generated normal-environment world; dimension-specific mechanics do not change.