Cobblemon: PokeMarks

✨ PokeMarks for Cobblemon ✨

🔍 What is this mod?

Ever feel that it's not enough to have shinies alone to represent _rarity_, _status_, _how special that one pokemon is_?

Now you can take it to the next level! PokeMarks introduces marks from Sword and Shield / Scarlet and Violet into your game - adding more flair, character, and a touch of mystery to your Pokémon. Spend even more time hunting for Pokémon and flaunting your collection!

Each mark comes with:

• 📝 Title: A personalized title that appears on your Pokémon
• 🎨 Color: A specific color for the title
• 🎲 Chance: A percentage (0–100%) that indicates whether the mark is used
• ✨ Particles: Customizable particle effects that provide a visual spark

Marks are applied according to in-game conditions like weather, time of day, biome, and more. Almost all of the Sword and Shield / Scarlet and Violet marks are included with their proper chances and conditions from original games, with some little tweaking to fit better in minecraft. With only those lacking a direct Minecraft/Cobblemon counterpart omitted (to be added in future updates).

✨ Mark Showcase

There are some amazing combinations of Pokémon with different marks! Here's a glimpse of what's possible:

| | | |:---:|:---:| | | | | Vaporeon with the Rainy Mark | Shiny Vaporeon with the Thorny Mark |

What marks will you discover? With dozens of possible combinations across hundreds of Pokémon, each mark adds a unique personality and visual flair to your collection.

Will you find a Sandshrew with the Sandstorm Mark? Or perhaps a Charizard with the Alpha Mark? The possibilities are endless!

🌟 Features

Completely Personalizable Marks

• Add, remove, or alter marks in a simple JSON setup
• Configure properties such as title, title color, probability, and particle effects to your liking

Dynamic Condition Checks

• Marks are given based on in-game events and situations (e.g., isRaining, isDayTime, isPokemonIVSum(>=145))
• Accommodates a broad range of conditions for precise control over when and where marks occur

Effortless Cobblemon Integration

• Made to fit flawlessly into Cobblemon without impacting gameplay

Developer-Friendly Setup

• Open and versatile configuration for easy experimentation and customization

🚀 Planned Features

Enhanced UI Integration

• Mark icons in PC and party overlays
• Visual indicators for marked Pokémon in various interfaces

Expanded Mark Collection

• More marks from the Pokémon games
• Custom marks unique to Minecraft environments

Configurable Sound System

• Special sound effects when a Pokémon with a mark is sent out
• Ambient sounds that match the mark's theme

Mod Integrations

• Compatibility with Alpha Pokémon mods (ensuring only Alpha Pokémon can have Alpha marks)
• Weather mod integration for sandstorm, mist, and blizzard conditions
• Support for biome and dimension mods for more environment-based marks

In-Game Commands

• Easy addition/deletion/management of marks on Pokémon
• Admin commands for server management
• Player commands for checking mark information

Statistics Tracking

• Track how many of each mark you've collected
• Achievements for collecting specific mark combinations

📋 Available Mark Conditions

Marks utilize condition statements to decide whether they should be applied. Here's the complete set of available conditions:

🌍 Environment Conditions

• isThundering: Checks if the world is thundering
• isSnowing: Checks if it is raining and the biome precipitation is snow
• isRaining: Simply checks if it's raining in the world
• isNight: Checks whether the world is in a state of night
• isDay: Checks whether it is daytime in the world

⏰ Time Conditions

• isMoonPhase: Compares the present moon phase with a specified condition (e.g., isMoonPhase(<2))
• isGameTime: Checks if game time in ticks equals a specified value or range (e.g., isGameTime(>2005000))
• isDayTime: Checks if the daytime in ticks falls in a certain range (e.g., isDayTime(6000..7000)). Minecraft's day-night cycle lasts from 0 to 24000 ticks

📍 Location Conditions

• isPosition: Checks if the spawn position (x, y, z) is as specified (e.g., isPosition(*, >=20,!=0))
• isBiome: Checks whether the current biome matches given biome IDs (e.g., isBiome(minecraft:ocean, minecraft:desert))
• isDesert: Checks if the current biome is desert, badlands, or eroded badlands

🐠 Pokémon Conditions

• isPokemonIVSum: Checks whether the total IV values satisfy a condition (e.g., isPokemonIVSum(>=145))
• isFished: Checks if the Pokémon was spawned through fishing

🧩 Condition Expression Syntax

Conditions can be simple or complex with these powerful options:

Numerical Operators

• Support for >, <, >=, <=, != and range operators like .. and ..<

Wildcards

• Use * as a wildcard to match any value

Logical Operators

• ! for negation
• || for OR
• && for AND
• Use () to group conditions together

Example of a complex condition:

• !isDay || !(isBiome(minecraft:ocean, minecraft:desert) && !isPosition(*, >=20, !=0))

⚙️ Configuration