Cobblemon Leaderboards 4.0

For Minecraft 1.21.1 and Cobblemon 1.8.4 · Fabric and NeoForge

Required dependency: OS Cobblemon Library 1.5.2 or newer. Install it separately alongside the matching Leaderboards JAR.

Added

• A native player interface, opened with /leaderboards, with server, network and timed-event rankings.
• Search, categories, filters, sorting, pagination, favorites, compact mode, automatic refresh and navigation to a player's own rank.
• An optional integrated website with responsive desktop and mobile layouts, search, sorting and event pages. It is read-only and disabled by default.
• /leaderboards web to show a clickable website link when the server owner has enabled the site and configured its public URL.
• Saved styling for manual and timed-event boards: custom title and subtitle, text and head scales, all board colors, optional player heads and trophies, and a style reset. Colors accept Minecraft names or #RRGGBB values.
• /leaderboard debug fake_entries on|off for previewing board and hologram layouts with sample rows. This operator setting does not change player statistics and resets when the server stops.

Improved

• Reworked in-world boards with adaptive frames, spacing and text fitting; aligned ranks, scores, player heads and podium details.
• Local rankings can include players beyond the in-world top 30. Network rankings continue to use the existing shared top-30 cache.
• Reduced repeated offline-stat reads, Pokédex calculations and timed-event updates.
• Updated Cobblemon integration to use OSCL event hooks and shared helpers for battles, Pokédex data, Pokémon storage, IVs, abilities and Alpha identity.

Fixed

• Adjusted render-depth handling for each wall orientation to address axis-dependent flicker; refined frame bounds, row alignment, player-head placement and trophy positioning.
• Corrected shiny-form registration, hidden-ability breeding counts and Alpha recognition for legacy Pokémon aspects.
• Prevented PostgreSQL upload retries from dropping newly earned points; persisted batch IDs and made batch application idempotent across retries and restarts.
• Preserved newer Pokédex sync updates while an earlier upload completes.
• Cleared cached rankings, selections, previews and event subscriptions when a server stops.