How to Stop Your Pokémon From Getting Hungry in Cobblemon

Why Fullness Still Appears to Matter

Even with the No Fullness Mod installed, you may still see fullness-related UI elements or get prompts about feeding your Pokémon. This happens because the mod locks the fullness value itself, but the base Cobblemon interface was built around the mechanic. Your Pokémon's fullness is permanently held at zero, so no actual hunger penalty applies.

Confirming the Mod Is Working

1. Open your party screen and check any Pokémon's summary. The fullness indicator should read as empty or zero and never change, no matter how long you play.

2. Play through several in-game days without offering any food items. If your Pokémon's stats, friendship, or battle performance stay stable, the mod is doing its job.

3. If fullness still seems to rise, verify the mod is loaded alongside Cobblemon in your mod list and that no other mod is re-enabling the mechanic.

What You Can Ignore Now

You no longer need to craft or carry feeding items for maintenance. Berries, cakes, and similar consumables can be saved for their other effects, such as healing or friendship boosts, rather than being spent purely to top up fullness. Treat feeding as optional flavor, not a chore.