Pokécube Mechanics

Capturing

To capture a Pokémob, throw a Pokécube at it. Success is determined by the mob's remaining HP, status effects (Sleep and Paralysis help), and the type of cube used. If successful, the mob is tamed; if it fails, the cube may break or be retrievable.

Training and Evolution

Pokémobs gain experience by defeating other mobs (including vanilla mobs like Zombies). Upon reaching certain levels, they may evolve. Some evolutions require specific conditions:

• Evolution Stones: Using a Fire Stone on Eevee to get Flareon
• Trading: Some mobs evolve when traded between players
• Happiness: High friendship levels triggered by walking or winning battles
• Time/Location: Evolving only at night or in specific biomes

Breeding

Placing two compatible Pokémobs (same Egg Group, opposite genders) near a Daycare Block will eventually produce an Egg. Eggs must be carried or placed in a warm area to hatch. The offspring inherits IVs and moves from its parents.

Genetics System

Players can use the Gene Selector Book (a signed book with specific gene names) in the Gene Extractor to target specific traits like 'Shiny', 'Size', or 'Nature'. This DNA can then be spliced into other mobs to create 'perfect' specimens.