Pokémon Editor [Cobblemon]

Pokémon Editor is a server-authoritative in-game administration addon for Cobblemon. It provides two separate tools:

• Pokémon Editor changes one wild, party, or PC Pokémon.
• Pokémon Data Editor changes the shared definition of an entire species for everyone on the server.

It is intended for server administrators, modpack and datapack developers, map makers, content creators, tournament hosts, and custom challenge runs. Changes are made through localized visual interfaces and validated by the server—no direct save-file editing is required.

Pokémon Editor is an administrative tool. Access is restricted to operators by default.

Individual Pokémon Editor

Use the regular editor item on a Pokémon entity, or open an online player's stored Pokémon with a command. The editor contains seven sections.

General

• Species
• Nickname
• Level and current HP
• Friendship and fullness
• Held item and whether it is visible on the model
• Poké Ball

Stats

• Original nature and minted nature
• Tera type
• Dynamax level and Gigantamax factor
• All six IVs and EVs
• Calculated stat totals
• One-click perfect IVs and EV reset

Moves and ability

• Ability and hidden-ability state
• Four move slots
• Current PP and PP Ups for each move
• Move reordering and PP restoration
• Move-source labels: level-up, TM, tutor, egg, evolution, form change, legacy, or special/event
• Optional server setting for otherwise illegal moves

When illegal moves are disabled, both the client catalog and server save validation use the moves available to the selected species and form.

Appearance

• Gender
• Shiny state
• Alpha state from Cobblemon 1.8
• Size from 0.50× to 2.00×
• Form and appearance/skin variant
• Mark or title
• Visual form and skin gallery with live models
• Appearance reset without replacing unrelated Pokémon data

The preview card shows the model, localized species name, types, gender, shiny state, level, HP, friendship, and fullness. Drag the model to rotate it. The preview Shiny button is temporary; the saved value is edited on the Appearance page.

Origin

• Original Trainer name and UUID
• Caught location, date, and level
• Egg origin
• Traded state
• Whether the Pokémon may be traded
• One-click insertion of today's date

Evolution

• Registered evolution choices for the current species and form
• Exact synchronized requirement summaries
• Preview of the selected result, including form/aspect details
• Direct one-step evolution
• Direct one-step rollback to the previous evolution

Evolution or rollback is applied when the edit is saved. It is server-side and does not play Cobblemon's normal evolution animation.

Tools

• Locally stored reusable presets
• Full Data, Battle Build, and Appearance Only preset scopes
• Full JSON clipboard copy/import
• Pokémon Showdown set copy/import
• Automatic recognition of JSON or Showdown clipboard input
• Perfect IV, clear EV, physical attacker, and special attacker quick actions
• Session reset and cancellation of a scheduled evolution
• Undo, redo, and up to ten restorable history snapshots

Presets are stored locally at config/pokemon_editor/presets.json. Showdown import is intentionally partial and applies only the fields represented by that format.

Safe save workflow

Saving does not immediately close the screen. Pokémon Editor first displays a grouped review containing every changed field and its complete before/after value. Individual fields can be restored from that review.

After confirmation, one correlated request is sent to the server. Duplicate submissions are blocked while it is pending. The server resolves the original entity, party slot, or PC slot again, verifies access and validates the data. A rejected save leaves the editor open.

Unsaved work is protected by local JSON recovery drafts under:

config/pokemon_editor/recovery/

To recover a draft, copy the JSON file contents, open the intended Pokémon, then use Tools → Transfer → Import and review the result before saving. Recovery drafts are never applied automatically and may be stale if the server already accepted the save.

Keyboard controls include Ctrl+Z for Undo, Ctrl+Y for Redo, and Page Up/Page Down or the mouse wheel for the change review. Escape opens a confirmation when unsaved changes exist.

Opening the individual editor

Give an authorized player the regular item:

/give @s pokemon_editor:pokemon_editor

Use the item directly on a wild or spawned Pokémon.

To inspect an online player's storage:

/pokemoneditor <player>

This prints clickable entries for the player's party and up to the first 60 occupied PC slots. A specific slot can be opened directly:

/pokemoneditor <player> party <1-6>
/pokemoneditor <player> pc <box> <slot>

PC box and slot numbers start at 1. The command must be run by an authorized in-game player because the editor is a client interface.

Species-wide Pokémon Data Editor

Version 1.6.0 adds a separate glinting tool for changing shared species data. Use it on a Pokémon to open an adaptive visual editor for:

• Primary type
• Optional secondary type
• Base HP
• Base Attack
• Base Defense
• Base Special Attack
• Base Special Defense
• Base Speed
• Live base-stat total

The type selectors are scrollable dropdowns. Every base stat must be between 1 and 255.

Global-impact warning: a Data Editor change affects every Pokémon of that species, including existing Pokémon. Avoid applying changes during an active battle because the battle may already contain a snapshot of the previous data.

Give the Data Editor item with:

/give @s pokemon_editor:pokemon_data_editor

Data Editor command reference

Species IDs may be written as charizard or cobblemon:charizard.

Set both types:

/pokemondata set charizard types dragon fire

Make the species single-type by using none as the secondary type:

/pokemondata set charizard types fire none

Set one base stat:

/pokemondata set charizard stat hp 90
/pokemondata set charizard stat attack 100
/pokemondata set charizard stat defence 90
/pokemondata set charizard stat special_attack 125
/pokemondata set charizard stat special_defence 95
/pokemondata set charizard stat speed 110

defense is also accepted as an alias for defence. Supported special-stat aliases include sp_attack, spa, sp_defence, sp_defense, and spd.

List loaded overrides and their changed values:

/pokemondata list

Reload override JSON files from disk and immediately synchronize species data to connected clients:

/pokemondata reload

Temporarily restore all underlying values while keeping every override file:

/pokemondata disable

Apply the stored overrides again:

/pokemondata enable

The enabled/disabled state persists across server restarts.

Remove one species override and restore the value supplied by Cobblemon or the highest-priority ordinary datapack:

/pokemondata reset charizard

Permanently remove every species override:

/pokemondata reset all

For safety, the command returns a one-time confirmation command such as:

/pokemondata reset all confirm-1234

The exact generated code must be used within 60 seconds.

Export all current overrides into a portable pack:

/pokemondata export challenge-team

Import and apply a pack placed in the exports directory:

/pokemondata import challenge-team

The .peditorpack manifest, schema, species IDs, paths, types, and stats are validated before imported entries are installed. Imported species replace overrides for those species; overrides not present in the pack remain unchanged.

Data storage and priority

Species patches are compact, versioned JSON files stored on the server at:

config/pokemon-editor/data-editor/species/

Portable packs are read from and written to:

config/pokemon-editor/data-editor/exports/

The effective priority is:

1. Pokémon Editor Data Editor overrides
2. Ordinary datapacks in their configured order
3. Cobblemon's built-in species data

The addon never rewrites Cobblemon or datapack source files. Resetting an override reveals the next value in that stack. Overrides are automatically re-applied after resource reloads and synchronized to connected clients.

Custom forms that explicitly provide their own types or stats may continue to use those form-specific values. Existing current HP may not be proportionally recalculated immediately after changing base HP.

Permissions and server configuration

The first server launch creates:

config/pokemon_editor-server.properties

Default contents:

required_permission_level=2
allow_singleplayer_owner=true
audit_log=true
allow_illegal_moves=false

• required_permission_level — operator level required to open and save with the editor items or /pokemoneditor; accepted range is 0–4.
• allow_singleplayer_owner — lets the integrated-server owner use the editor even without the configured operator level.
• audit_log — records successful saves and relevant access events in the server log.
• allow_illegal_moves — allows selection and saving of moves outside the selected species/form's registered move sources.

These settings belong in pokemon_editor-server.properties, not Minecraft's server.properties. Restart the server after manually changing the file. /pokemondata commands require permission level 2.

Compatibility and installation

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Cobblemon 1.8.0
• NeoForge 21.1.235+ or Fabric Loader 0.18.4+
• Fabric API 0.116.15+1.21.1 when using Fabric
• Java 21
• English, Russian, and Ukrainian

Install the matching Pokémon Editor 1.6.0 JAR on both the client and server. All players opening the interface need the correct loader build. Do not mix Pokémon Editor versions between client and server.

Pokémon Editor is an unofficial Cobblemon addon. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Cobblemon team, Mojang Studios, Microsoft, Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.

Pokémon Editor

Pokémon Editor is a server-authoritative in-game administration addon for Cobblemon. It includes two tools with deliberately different scopes:

• Pokémon Editor edits one wild, party, or PC Pokémon.
• Pokémon Data Editor edits the shared definition of an entire species across the server.

The addon is designed for server owners, modpack and datapack developers, map makers, content creators, tournaments, and custom challenge runs. It provides localized visual interfaces, server-side validation, permissions, and recoverable configuration instead of requiring direct save-file edits.

This is an administrative tool. Operator access is required by default.

Individual Pokémon editing

Use the regular item on a Pokémon entity or open an online player's party/PC Pokémon through /pokemoneditor.

Editable data

General

• Species, nickname, level, and current HP
• Friendship and fullness
• Held item, held-item model visibility, and Poké Ball

Stats

• Nature and minted nature
• Tera type
• Dynamax level and Gigantamax factor
• Six IVs and six EVs with calculated totals
• Perfect-IV and clear-EV actions

Moves and ability

• Ability and hidden-ability state
• Four moves, current PP, and PP Ups
• Move ordering and PP restoration
• Acquisition-source labels for level-up, TM, tutor, egg, evolution, form-change, legacy, and special/event moves
• Optional illegal-move editing controlled by the server

Appearance

• Gender, shiny state, and Cobblemon 1.8 Alpha state
• Size from 0.50× to 2.00×
• Form, appearance/skin variant, and mark/title
• Visual form and skin gallery with live models
• Appearance reset

Origin

• Original Trainer name and UUID
• Caught location, date, and level
• Egg origin, traded state, and whether the Pokémon is tradeable

Evolution

• Registered evolution options and exact synchronized requirements
• Result preview with form/aspect details
• Direct one-step evolution
• Direct one-step rollback to the previous evolution

Evolution changes are applied by the server when saving and do not play the normal evolution animation.

Tools

• Named local presets with Full Data, Battle Build, and Appearance Only scopes
• Full JSON and Pokémon Showdown clipboard transfer
• Automatic JSON/Showdown import detection
• Perfect IV, clear EV, physical attacker, and special attacker quick builds
• Session reset and scheduled-evolution cancellation
• Undo, redo, and up to ten restorable history snapshots

Presets are stored locally at config/pokemon_editor/presets.json. Showdown import changes only the fields represented by the Showdown format.

Review, validation, and recovery

Every save opens a grouped review with full before/after values. Any changed field can be restored before confirmation.

The confirmed edit is sent as one correlated request. The server resolves the target again, rechecks permission, validates the data, and returns a result. Duplicate submissions are blocked while waiting; a rejected save leaves the editor and draft open.

Local recovery copies are written to:

config/pokemon_editor/recovery/

To recover one, copy its JSON contents, open the intended Pokémon, and use Tools → Transfer → Import. Review before saving because recovery files are not automatically applied and can become stale.

The interface supports Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y, change-review scrolling, adaptive scaling for smaller windows, searchable catalogs, localized labels, a rotatable model, type and gender badges, shiny preview, and an HP bar.

Individual editor commands

Give the regular editor item:

/give @s pokemon_editor:pokemon_editor

Use it directly on a wild or spawned Pokémon.

List clickable party and PC targets belonging to an online player:

/pokemoneditor <player>

Open a specific stored Pokémon:

/pokemoneditor <player> party <1-6>
/pokemoneditor <player> pc <box> <slot>

PC box and slot numbers start at 1. The list displays the party and up to the first 60 occupied PC slots. Because this opens a client UI, /pokemoneditor must be run by an authorized in-game player.

Species-wide Data Editor

Pokémon Editor 1.6.0 adds a separate glinting Data Editor item. Use it on a Pokémon to edit the shared species definition through a localized visual screen:

• Primary and optional secondary type
• Base HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed
• Live base-stat total
• Reset to underlying Cobblemon/datapack values

The type fields use scrollable dropdowns. Base stats accept values from 1 through 255.

Important: these changes affect every Pokémon of the species, including existing Pokémon. Avoid changing species data during an active battle.

Give the item with:

/give @s pokemon_editor:pokemon_data_editor

Complete /pokemondata reference

Species IDs may use either charizard or cobblemon:charizard.

Change both types:

/pokemondata set charizard types dragon fire

Remove the secondary type with none:

/pokemondata set charizard types fire none

Change individual base stats:

/pokemondata set charizard stat hp 90
/pokemondata set charizard stat attack 100
/pokemondata set charizard stat defence 90
/pokemondata set charizard stat special_attack 125
/pokemondata set charizard stat special_defence 95
/pokemondata set charizard stat speed 110

defense is accepted as an alias for defence. Special-stat aliases include sp_attack, spa, sp_defence, sp_defense, and spd.

Inspect the currently loaded overrides:

/pokemondata list

Reload JSON files from disk, apply them, and synchronize connected clients:

/pokemondata reload

Temporarily restore underlying values without deleting files, then reapply the stored overrides:

/pokemondata disable
/pokemondata enable

The enabled state persists across restarts.

Reset one species:

/pokemondata reset charizard

Request a permanent reset of every override:

/pokemondata reset all

The server returns a one-time command such as the following, which must be used within 60 seconds:

/pokemondata reset all confirm-1234

Export all current overrides or import a pack from the exports folder:

/pokemondata export challenge-team
/pokemondata import challenge-team

The .peditorpack manifest, schema, paths, species, types, and stats are validated before installation. Entries contained in the imported pack replace the corresponding species overrides; other existing overrides remain in place.

Override storage and priority

Species JSON patches:

config/pokemon-editor/data-editor/species/

Portable .peditorpack files:

config/pokemon-editor/data-editor/exports/

Effective priority:

1. Pokémon Editor Data Editor overrides
2. Ordinary datapacks in their configured order
3. Cobblemon's built-in data

No Cobblemon or datapack source file is rewritten. Resetting a patch restores the value underneath it. Overrides are reapplied after resource reloads and synchronized from the authoritative server to clients.

Custom forms with explicit type/stat definitions may keep their own form-specific values. Existing current HP may not be proportionally recalculated immediately after editing base HP.

Server configuration

The first launch generates config/pokemon_editor-server.properties:

required_permission_level=2
allow_singleplayer_owner=true
audit_log=true
allow_illegal_moves=false

• required_permission_level — operator level 0–4 required for the items and /pokemoneditor.
• allow_singleplayer_owner — grants access to the integrated-server owner.
• audit_log — records successful edits and relevant access events in the server log.
• allow_illegal_moves — exposes all registered moves and permits the server to save moves outside the selected form's normal sources.

This is a separate addon configuration file, not Minecraft's server.properties. Restart the server after manually changing it. /pokemondata commands require permission level 2.

Compatibility

Install the correct Fabric or NeoForge JAR on both sides. Do not mix Pokémon Editor versions between the client and server.

Pokémon Editor is an unofficial Cobblemon addon and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Cobblemon team, Mojang Studios, Microsoft, Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.