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Pokebelt Cobblemon Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

How do I craft a Pokebelt?
Craft a Pokebelt at a crafting table using leather and other materials. Once crafted, equip it by placing it in your dedicated accessory slot in your inventory screen—it won't take up armor slots.
Why aren't my Poké Balls going into the belt automatically?
Make sure the belt is equipped in your accessory slot. Once equipped, any balls you pick up from the ground will automatically route into the belt instead of your main inventory.
How do I throw a ball from the belt quickly?
Press B to open the quick belt menu, select the ball you want, then right-click to throw it. This is faster than opening your full inventory.
Can I get more belt slots?
Yes—the belt automatically unlocks bonus slots as you catch and register unique Pokémon species in your Pokédex. You can adjust how many catches are needed per milestone in the mod config.
How do I transfer balls between my inventory and the belt?
Hold Shift and right-click on a ball to move it between your hand and the belt. This works whether the belt menu is open or closed.
Can I dye my Pokebelt different colors?
Yes—use dyes on the belt at a crafting table to customize the leather base and individual belt elements. You can mix multiple dyes together for custom colors, or wash the belt clean in a water cauldron to reset it.
Does the belt menu color change with my dye?
Yes, the on-screen belt menu automatically matches the colors of your dyed belt for a cohesive look.
What's the difference between pressing B and Shift+B?
Press B to open a quick belt menu for fast ball access, or press Shift+B to view your full belt inventory screen with all slots and details visible.
Can I disable the Pokédex milestone notifications?
Yes—in the mod config, you can set the milestone notification position to 'disabled' to turn off the catch progress cards, or move them to top, bottom, left, or right of your screen.
Does the Pokebelt work with other mods?
The Pokebelt is designed specifically for Cobblemon and equips into a dedicated accessory slot, so it should not conflict with standard armor or most other mods. Check your mod list if you experience issues with other accessory mods.