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CobbleChunkManager 1.2.0 Requirements - Cobblemon 1.8.0 or newer (Minecraft 1.21.1, Fabric) - Fabric Language Kotlin 1.13.6 or newer New - Works with CobbleOptimizer. If CobbleOptimizer is installed, C freezing to it, so the two mods no longer conflict. ChunkManageralso respects CobbleOptimizer's despawn protections (species blacklist, NPC Pokémon, spawn grace period). You can change the AI behaviour with the deferAiToCobbleOptimizer config option. - Despawn protection. Shiny, Alpha, Legendary, Mythical and Ultra Beast Pokémon are never despawned by the chunk budget. Each one can be turned on or off in the config. - New command /ccm unfreeze. It wakes up wild Pokémon that older versions left frozen in your world. Run it once after updating. Fixes - Pokémon no longer stay frozen after their chunk unloads, the server restarts, or the mod is removed. - Pokémon near a player are no longer frozen, even when the play - NPC Pokémon, persistent Pokémon, and Pokémon that are ridden or on a leash are no longer moved or frozen. - NoAI set by map makers or other mods is no longer removed. - Pokémon are no longer moved into lava, into fire, inside blocks, or into chunks where they can't move. - Chunk budgets now work properly on large servers: chunk data rs are counted right away. Herds and bursts of spawns no longer goover the limit. - Spawn chunks are now managed. - Pokémon on a chunk border are no longer counted twice. - Nearby chunks were sometimes skipped when looking for a place checked now. - Dimensions no longer interfere with each other's data. - Despawned Pokémon no longer leave invisible "ghost" Pokémon on

CobbleChunkManager v1.1.0 — Patch Notes Ghost Pokémon Fix - Fixed a major issue where Pokémon in cold chunks would become unresponsive and impossible to interact with (no battles, no catching). The mod now detects players in real-time and instantly re-enables Pokémon AI when you're nearby — no more frozen Pokémon standing around ignoring you. Safer Entity Migration - Pokémon moved to other chunks by the budget system now properly appear and remain fully interactable at their new location. Previously, migrated Pokémon could sometimes become invisible or unclickable. - The system no longer accidentally migrates or despawns your owned Pokémon or Pokémon that are currently in battle. If something goes wrong during a check, the mod now plays it safe and leaves the Pokémon alone. Smarter Budget Enforcement - Entity counts now update immediately after a migration or despawn, preventing the system from over-aggressively removing Pokémon from a chunk that was already handled. - Spawn blocking is now fail-safe: if something goes wrong during a spawn check, the spawn is denied rather than allowed, keeping chunk populations under control. Performance - AI throttling now uses graduated tick intervals (configurable for HOT/WARM/COLD chunks) instead of a simple on/off switch, giving smoother performance scaling without sacrificing gameplay.

CobbleChunkManager - Single Player Compatibility Fix The mod was originally configured to run only on dedicated servers, which meant it would not load in single player at all. Problem: The mod used DedicatedServerModInitializer and the "server" entrypoint, which are exclusive to standalone dedicated servers. Minecraft single player uses an integrated server, which is not a dedicated server. Changes made (2 files): 1. fabric.mod.json — Changed "environment" from "server" to "*" and the entrypoint from "server" to "main", so Fabric loads the mod in all environments. 2. CobbleChunkManager.kt — Replaced DedicatedServerModInitializer with ModInitializer and renamed onInitializeServer() to onInitialize(), so the mod initializes on both integrated and dedicated servers. No logic changes were needed — all the internal APIs (server tick events, chunk events, commands, Cobblemon spawn events) work identically on both server types. The mod now works in both single player and multiplayer.

CobbleChunkManager A server-side Fabric mod for Cobblemon 1.7+ on Minecraft 1.21.1 that manages per-chunk Pokemon entity density to reduce server lag. What it does Spawn Prevention — Hooks into Cobblemon's spawn event and cancels Pokemon spawns in chunks that are already at the entity budget (default 16 per chunk). This is the main performance feature — it stops entities from being created in the first place, reducing total entity count on the server. Heatmap System — Tracks every loaded chunk's activity: Pokemon count, player presence, active battles. Each chunk is classified as HOT (active area with players/battles), WARM (moderate activity), or COLD (empty/idle). Scans 50 chunks every 5 seconds. Budget Enforcement — Every 10 seconds, finds chunks over the entity budget and handles the excess wild Pokemon using the configured strategy: - MIGRATE — teleport excess to nearby chunks with free space - DESPAWN — remove excess wild Pokemon - MIGRATE_THEN_DESPAWN (default) — try to migrate first, despawn whatever can't be relocated Only wild Pokemon that aren't in battle or busy are affected. Owned Pokemon are never touched. AI Throttling — Disables vanilla AI (pathfinding, movement goals) for Pokemon in COLD chunks. Only triggers when a chunk's heat level changes, so the per-tick cost is near zero. Commands - /ccm heatmap [radius] — visual grid of nearby chunk heat levels and entity counts - /ccm status — detailed info for the current chunk - /ccm budget — server-wide budget overview, lists over-budget chunks - /ccm migrate — manually trigger overflow handling in the current chunk - /ccm reload — hot-reload the config file Config All values are configurable via config/cobble_chunk_manager.json — thresholds, budget limits, scan intervals, overflow strategy, migration behavior.