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4.2
Release
Cobblemon Rustling Spots 4.22 months ago 335
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
NeoForge
Supported environments
Client and server
Changes
Rustling Spots v4.2
New
- Added many missing Water spot Pokémon, including Mudkip, Quaxly, Horsea, Krabby, Chinchou, Carvanha, Corphish, Tympole, Mareanie, Chewtle, Arrokuda, Tatsugiri, Veluza, Wiglett, Clamperl, Mantyke, Luvdisc, and their evolutions
- Added missing Water starter evolutions, including Swampert, Feraligatr, Blastoise, Greninja, Inteleon, Samurott, and Primarina
- Added more Grass spot Pokémon and evolution lines, including Snivy, Grookey, Smoliv, Bounsweet, Petilil, Cottonee, Budew, Oddish, Bellsprout, Toedscool, and their evolutions
- Added more Leaves spot Pokémon, including woodland bugs, tree Pokémon, birds, and forest canopy species such as Caterpie, Weedle, Wurmple, Sewaddle, Burmy, Foongus, Fomantis, Tarountula, Nymble, Blipbug, Cherubi, and their evolutions
- Added more Sand spot Pokémon, including desert, dryland, rocky, and sandy species such as Silicobra, Baltoy, Geodude, Glimmet, Cubone, Meowth, Orthworm, and more evolutions
- Added more Snow spot Pokémon and cold-region forms, including Alolan Vulpix, Alolan Ninetales, Hisuian Growlithe, Hisuian Arcanine, Hisuian Avalugg, Cetoddle, Cetitan, and Eiscue
- Added more Cave spot Pokémon, including Axew, Larvitar, Aron, Riolu, Litwick, Gastly, Spinarak, Venipede, Yamask, Galarian Yamask, and their evolutions
- Added more Flying spot Pokémon, including Taillow, Wingull, Drifloon, Rufflet, Vullaby, Togepi, Scyther, Archen, Rowlet, and their evolutions
- Added more Netherflamme Pokémon for solid Nether terrain, including additional Fire starters and volcanic lines such as Charmander, Cyndaquil, Chimchar, Tepig, Fennekin, Litten, Scorbunny, Torchic, Fuecoco, and their evolutions
- Added a dedicated safe Lava pool for lava-based Netherflamme spots
- Added more Soulflame Pokémon, including additional ghostly, cursed, dark, and spiritual lines such as Dusknoir, Gengar, Polteageist, Runerigus, Zoroark, Honchkrow, Ceruledge, Claydol, and Golurk
- Added safer default pool migration with backups and v4.2 reference files for customized configs
Changes
- Improved default Pokémon pool balance across all existing spot families
- Netherflamme spots now use different Pokémon pools for solid blocks and lava
- Final evolutions and stronger Pokémon are generally rarer and appear at higher levels
- Improved Pokémon spawn debug logs for pool selection, selected Pokémon, spawn success, and fallback loot
Fixes
- Fixed missing Pokémon that could never appear from their expected default pools
- Fixed invalid default species IDs such as tailow, wingle, and crobats
- Fixed invalid regional form syntax such as paldean-wooper, vulpix-alolan, growlithe-hisuian, and avalugg-hisuian
- Fixed Rowlet Hisuian appearing as an invalid default pool entry
- Fixed lava spots being able to select unsafe terrestrial Fire Pokémon
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