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Kades Cobblemon Recipe Additions Data Pack Wiki & Guide

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Adds crafting recipes for Pokémon items including Poké Balls, candies, and apples for use with Cobblemon.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Buy Apricorn Saplings from Farming for Blockheads MarketAccessing the Market This data pack integrates apricorn saplings into the Farming for Blockheads market block,…Craft Pokéball Items Using Mythic MetalsFinding the Right Metals This data pack connects Mythic Metals materials to Cobblemon crafting recipes, letting you…Understand Recipe Cost Changes and RebalancingWhat Changed This data pack modifies the costs of many standard Cobblemon recipes to rebalance survival progression.…Use Alloy Forgery Materials in Creature Gear RecipesUnderstanding Alloy Forgery Integration Kade's data pack bridges Alloy Forgery and Cobblemon by allowing alloys…

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Mythic Metals installed for this data pack to work?
No, the data pack works standalone with just Cobblemon. Mythic Metals recipes are optional additions—if you don't have Mythic Metals installed, those specific recipes simply won't appear.
How do I craft Pokéballs now that this data pack is installed?
Pokéballs can now be crafted using materials from Mythic Metals or standard Minecraft ingredients, depending on which recipe you choose. Check your crafting menu or JEI/REI for the available options.
Where do I find apricorn saplings if I have Farming for Blockheads?
Apricorn saplings are added directly to the Farming for Blockheads market block, so you can purchase them from the trading interface instead of finding them in the world.
What's changed about recipe costs and progression?
Many Cobblemon item recipes have been rebalanced to adjust survival progression—some are cheaper, others more expensive—to create a more consistent difficulty curve. Use JEI or REI to see the exact costs for each recipe.

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