Planeta Cobblemon Pokemon Data Pack FAQ

They don't spawn naturally, so you have to use the Cobblemon spawn command to bring them in. Check the spawn command guide for the exact syntax, then target the Pokemon by its Cobblemon species name.

This data pack only adds models, not natural spawn entries, so Paradox Pokemon will never appear on their own. You have to summon them manually with commands every time.

Use the standard Cobblemon spawn command and enter the Pokemon's species name as it appears in Cobblemon. If the name isn't recognized, double-check the spelling against the pack's model list.

Some models in this pack don't have animations yet, so they'll stand still even when spawned correctly. If it's completely unresponsive rather than just idle, try despawning and respawning it, and make sure the base Cobblemon mod is loaded first.

Yes, it's designed as an add-on and requires Cobblemon to function. Load it alongside Cobblemon rather than instead of it, or the models won't register.

It adds 15 models total, including Paradox Pokemon like Iron Crown, Iron Boulder and Roaring Moon, legendaries like Heatran, Terrakion and Virizion, and regular Pokemon such as Dedenne, Trubbish and Electrike.

They behave like normal Cobblemon once spawned, so you can interact with and catch them the usual way. Just remember they won't appear unless you summon them yourself.

As of now the pack only provides models and no wild spawn data, so natural spawning isn't supported. If that changes, it would come from an update to the pack itself.

Adding models is generally lightweight, but spawning many at once can strain your game like any entity spam. If you notice lag, spawn fewer at a time or clear ones you're not using.

No, it's a data pack that runs on top of Cobblemon, so Cobblemon is the only hard requirement. Just make sure both are active in your world before spawning anything.