Cobblemon Picnic

🧺 Cobblemon Picnic

A Picnic Table for Cobblemon that doubles as a spawn re-roller: left-click it to despawn the nearby wild Pokémon and force a fresh, maximized natural respawn around you — hunt shinies or specific Pokémon without roaming the world. It's also a social station with a shiny bonus, Pokémon-care interactions, and trainer battles.

Now available for both Fabric and NeoForge (Minecraft 1.21.1).

✨ Features

• Spawn re-roll — left-click the table to despawn nearby wild Pokémon (never your own) and spawn a fresh batch around it. Right-click opens its settings. The amount per re-roll is configurable (capped per tier).
• 6 tiers — Basic / Camping / Glamping, then three steps sideways off the top: Diving for underwater, Hot for the Nether and Strange for the End. Each tier varies fuel cost, spawn cap, radius and seat count.
• The place decides the table — an ordinary table left in the Nether catches fire, and only the Hot one survives down there. The End admits nothing but the Strange table.
• Shiny aura — sit at the table and your shiny odds get multiplied: a full table doubles them, with every seat worth an equal share (×1.25 → ×1.50 → ×1.75 → ×2.00). It stacks on top of your existing odds instead of replacing them, and the HUD spells it out — the live multiplier, how many are seated, and the resulting 1-in-N. Ring of particles above the table included. The full-table multiplier is configurable, and the whole thing is toggleable.
• Rare protection (opt-in, off by default) — keep shinies / legendaries / mythicals / Ultra Beasts from being despawned by the re-roll. Four independent toggles.
• Peaceful picnic (on by default) — while someone is seated, hostile mobs within a configurable radius flee the table, like a creeper running from a cat.
• Pokémon interactions (Cobblemon interaction wheel) — wash with a wet sponge (+friendship) and play with a slime ball (throw / fetch / return animation, +friendship, small chance to break). Craft the Fetchball and the Poke-sponge and neither is ever spent again.
• poke_snack bias — if a seasoned snack is nearby, the re-roll respects its spawn influence and consumes one bite of the closest snack.
• Battle Seeker — placed in a Glamping table's fuel slot, the re-roll summons an RCT trainer (level matched to your party, adjustable).
• Statistics — a granular per-re-roll log plus an in-game aggregate summary: shinies (with ratio), legendaries/mythicals, rarest/most-common species…
• Bundled furniture — colored picnic tables, wooden dining benches and apricorn picnic baskets, all with their own models/textures (no other furniture mod required).
• Flammable tables (burn like planks) and a full in-game config — a command on both loaders, plus a settings screen via Mod Menu on Fabric and the mods-list Config button on NeoForge.

🧩 Requirements

• Cobblemon 1.7.x (required) for Minecraft 1.21.1.
• Fabric: Fabric API + Fabric Language Kotlin. (Mod Menu + Cloth Config optional — only the config screen needs them.)
• NeoForge: Architectury API + Kotlin For Forge. (Cloth Config optional, for the config screen.)

⚙️ Configure it

Everything is adjustable live, in game: spawn caps, fuel costs, light, the shiny-aura multiplier, the care interactions, rare protection, the peaceful-picnic radius — and a master on/off switch for the spawn re-roll itself, for servers that want the picnic without the spawn manipulation. Operators use an in-game command; on the client there's a settings screen (Mod Menu's gear on Fabric, the Config button in the mods list on NeoForge).

The wiki has the full list of settings and the exact command syntax.

💬 Support & feedback

Found a bug or have a feature idea? Join the Discord — reports there are picked up and tracked by the team automatically, and you'll get a reply in your thread when a fix ships. Full docs live in the wiki.

❤️ Support the author

The mod is free and stays free. If it makes your hunts comfier, you can sponsor the author on GitHub — it funds continued development and new features.

📝 License

Custom — "If you make money, I make money": free to use and redistribute for free; commercial use requires a revenue-sharing agreement with the author.