
Cobblemon can spawn in more biomes added by other mods.
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Cobblemon: Biosphere Expanded fills gaps in Cobblemon spawn support for modded biomes, adding missing biome tags and defining suitable Pokémon spawns so they can appear in areas where they otherwise would not. It supports Better End and Better Nether, Nyctophobia, Regions Unexplored, Terrestria, Alex’s Caves, Blue Skies, Deeper and Darker, Galosphere, Mystics Biomes, Promenade, Stellarity, Traverse, Tropicraft, Twilight Forest, and YUNG’s Cave Biomes; only one of these biome mods is needed for the pack to work. Spawn settings are tailored to the surroundings, with Pokémon assigned to specific biomes such as Bulbasaur in Better End’s Foggy Mushroomland and Umbrella Jungle, Charmander in volcanic areas, and Magnemite in Redstone Caves. The pack also adjusts spawn rates and conditions, and includes customized spawns for Better End, Nether biomes, and Terrestria’s Volcanic Islands.
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