• Use ivy as wood to negate the wood type from the name.

The item you spawn is called “preserved body”, by default it will look like a wrapped body. To change how it looks you need to set:

• Data1 is the creature ID.
• Data2 is size.
• Auxdata is the type.

You will need to rename the item to something sensible manually.

See the table below.

Use the Freth's Taxidermy Calculator spreadsheet to find your Data2 value. The calculator supports horses and hell horses, as well as the correct kingdom.

Auxdata is for setting the type of taxidermy.

• 0 = lying dead
• 1 = butchered
• 2 = animated

These are the creatures that can be preserved.

NOTE: The taxidermy mod for newer horses was broken until we contacted the mod creator and worked with them to fix the issues. The codes below should work now. Notice (below table) that the codes double for both horses and hell horses.

You can manually set taxis (as a GM) to the code (below).

• Set Data1 to 64 (horse) or 83 (hell horse)
• Set Data2 as follows unless you need a specific size, then use Freth's Taxidermy Calculator.
• Aux to 0, 1 or 2 (lying dead, butchered, animated)

Hell horse taxidermies don't always translate over. A GM may need to set the Data2 manually to the correct number corresponding to the type of hell horse the taxi should be.

• Data1 should be 83.
• Set Data2 as follows unless you need a specific size, then use Freth's Taxidermy Calculator.
• Aux to 0, 1 or 2 (lying dead, butchered, animated)

This section goes into more detail about Bdew's Taxidermy mod and how it works.

The item you spawn is called “preserved body”, by default it will look like a wrapped body. To change how it looks you need to set:

Data1 is the creature template ID, list of vanilla IDs here.

Data2 has the kingdom in the lowest byte, this is used for tower guards and such. Second byte is scale factor multiplied by 20. Leaving it as 0 will mean no kingdom and default scale.

Aux is the state - 0=lying 1=butchered 2=animated.

You will need to rename the item to something sensible manually.

    public static float sizeMod(Item item) {
        if (item.getTemplateId() == CustomItems.stuffedCorpseId) {
            if (item.getData2() == -1) return 1f;
            int sf = (item.getData2() >> 8) & 0xFF;
            if (sf > 0)
                return (float) (sf) / 20f;
            else
                return 1f;
        } else {
            return 1f;
        }
    }

(Size multiplier * 256)+kingdom+(color*256*256)

NOTE: Color is for horses and hell horses only, and would be zero if not a horse.

Copy this calculator to your own Google Docs and use it to calculate taxidermy settings for any creature.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pkzXL-FU0yq-IUCOX6gtdzJKWEPApIlWFAMWki6_-ic/edit?usp=sharing