Chiselmon

Sculpt your perfect Cobblemon experience with deeply customisable QOL tweaks!

Installation

Chiselmon is a fully client side Cobblemon sidemod for Fabric and NeoForge.

To use Chiselmon, make sure you have Cobblemon 1.7.0+ and Yet Another Config Lib installed. To get the most out of the mod, consider also installing Jade.

Customising Your Tweaks

If you haven't used Chiselmon before, I recommend exploring the config options beforehand so you can see what features are available.

You can open the Chiselmon config in 3 ways:

1. Click the Chiselmon icon in your mod menu.
2. Use the /ch config command in-game.
3. Press the hotkey. The default is ;, but this can be changed in the config.

Features

PC Overhaul:

• Bookmark up to 5 boxes and jump to them at any time.
• 10 new wallpapers. Hold Ctrl while choosing to apply a selected wallpaper to every box at once.
• Quick-sort any box. Default hotkey is Middle-Click.
• 6 unique icons to easily identify special pokemon (shiny, high IVs, hidden ability, extreme size, marks, rideable).
• Detailed tooltips showing IVs, original trainer, form, friendship, ride styles, marks, and egg hatch progress.
• 2 new box sorting modes. Sort by Pokemon size and total IVs.

Egg Spy:

• Use Chiselmon's cutting edge ultrasound technology to preview what's inside pokemon eggs (NeoDaycare only).
• Optionally replaces the HP and XP bar of eggs in your party overlay with their hatch progress so you can easily keep track while hatching.

Spawn Alerts:

• Alert system for legendaries, shinies, alphas, uncaught pokemon, size variations, or any other custom chosen pokemon that spawn around you.
• Create unlimited custom filters to receive alerts for with Chiselmon's logic building system.
• 4 Fully configurable alert types per filter - chat messages, Discord webhook messages, sounds, colored highlights.
• Mute all active alert sounds with the 'M' keybind (configurable in Minecraft controls and Chiselmon config).
• Create server/world specific exclusion zones to suppress alerts (e.g. at spawn, hubs, or pasture areas).

Spawn Recorder:

• Records total pokemon spawns and the number of each species in the current session.
• Use the /ch recorder start, stop, pause, and resume commands to manage your session.
• Optional action bar display: shows the total spawns and time passed since starting, and the number of currently loaded pokemon + how many are old enough to start despawning.
• Optional despawn glow: highlights loaded pokemon in green, turning red when they're ready to despawn.

Misc:

Move Tooltips

/checkspawn Improvemennts

/checkspawn results now have hoverable tooltips showing egg group and EV yield info to make cake hunting easier.

Jade Addons:

Pokemon Extra Info

• Types
• Weaknesses
• Form
• Pokedex status
• Egg groups
• EV yield
• Catch rate
• Catch chance % (when holding a Pokeball - considers level, status, etc!)
• Warnings for self-damaging moves - never lose a shiny to explosion again! </3

Poke Snack Extra Info:

• Bites remaining
• Ingredients
• Seasoning effects

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Development Info

Versioning

The release version is derived from two properties in gradle.properties:

chiselmon_version = 1.4.1
cobblemon_version = 1.8.0

These properties would produce 1.4.1+cobblemon-1.8.0. Local and tagged builds use this clean string, but extra build metadata is added for development jars.

Context	Example version
Local build	1.4.1+cobblemon-1.8.0
Merge to main	1.4.1+cobblemon-1.8.0.commit.a3f92c1
Pull request	1.4.1+cobblemon-1.8.0.pr42.a3f92c1
Tagged release	1.4.1+cobblemon-1.8.0

Build workflows

build-pull-request verifies every pull request and uploads testable mod artifacts. build-commit verifies maintained branches and keeps the gradle cache warm. build-tag builds the official release under the prod environment.

Creating a release

1. Update release properties in gradle.properties and merge the release commit to the main branch.
2. Create and push the exact configured tag:

   version=$(./gradlew --quiet printVersion)
   git tag "v$version"
   git push origin "v$version"

3. build-tag verifies the tag, builds both jars, creates or updates the GitHub Release, and attaches the Fabric and NeoForge jars. GitHub generates a default changelog from the previous release, which can be edited afterward if need be.

To build Fabric and NeoForge jars locally, run ./gradlew build. The outputs will be saved to {loader directory}/build/libs.