Gives you the ability to choose which entities target you.
Note
Works for Minecraft Spigot version 1.20.4. Recommended versions 1.17 and up.
The command /targetadd takes in two parameters. The first one being the player name, the second being the EntityType in lowercase.
An example of the command: /targetadd Pride spider. This will add "spider" to the list of mobs that won't target user Pride anymore, and so
Spiders in game will no longer target that user even if they hit them.
The command /targetremove also takes in two parameters. Again, the first one being the player name and the second being the EntityType in lowercase.
An example of the command: /targetremove Pride spider. This will remove "spider" from the list of mobs that won't target user Pride, and so
Spiders in game will target that user normally again.
If you're too lazy to or you want to simulate a "peaceful" gamemode, you can also choose hostile when typing in the second parameter.
This will make all hostile mobs no longer target the user.
targeter.command.add
targeter.command.remove