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<seo title="External JSON files" metakeywords="Pixelmon Reforged external JSONs spawns drops moves rules NPCs stats structures shops shopkeepers" metadescription="A guide explaining how to enable and work with Pixelmon's external JSON files."/> | <seo title="External JSON files" metakeywords="Pixelmon Reforged external JSONs spawns drops moves rules NPCs stats structures shops shopkeepers" metadescription="A guide explaining how to enable and work with Pixelmon's external JSON files."/> | ||
| + | <pre style="color: green">Note: This page and the JSON pages it links to are a work in progress. If you see anything that's missing, please add it!</pre> | ||
Certain aspects of Pixelmon, including [[special drops]], [[NPCs]], and [[structures]], can be edited through [https://www.json.org/ JSON] files. These files can be accessed by enabling the <code>useExternalJSONFiles</code> [[config]] settings and then starting ''Minecraft'', or restarting the server. Enabled external JSON files will show up under a newly-created <code>pixelmon</code> folder in <code>.minecraft</code> or the server root, depending on the side they're being edited on. JSON files can be edited with any decent plain text editor. | Certain aspects of Pixelmon, including [[special drops]], [[NPCs]], and [[structures]], can be edited through [https://www.json.org/ JSON] files. These files can be accessed by enabling the <code>useExternalJSONFiles</code> [[config]] settings and then starting ''Minecraft'', or restarting the server. Enabled external JSON files will show up under a newly-created <code>pixelmon</code> folder in <code>.minecraft</code> or the server root, depending on the side they're being edited on. JSON files can be edited with any decent plain text editor. | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 24 August 2019
Note: This page and the JSON pages it links to are a work in progress. If you see anything that's missing, please add it!
Certain aspects of Pixelmon, including special drops, NPCs, and structures, can be edited through JSON files. These files can be accessed by enabling the useExternalJSONFiles config settings and then starting Minecraft, or restarting the server. Enabled external JSON files will show up under a newly-created pixelmon folder in .minecraft or the server root, depending on the side they're being edited on. JSON files can be edited with any decent plain text editor.
External JSON files should be edited carefully, as bad edits can potentially result in unexpected behavior from Pixelmon. Certain tools (such as JSONLint) can be used to verify that files are formatted correctly. If necessary, deleting the external JSON folder and restarting will cause fresh files to be regenerated.
After editing external JSON files, they will need to be reloaded in order for the changes to take effect. Shopkeeper and NPC files can be reloaded in-game via the /pokereload command. All external JSON files are reloaded after restarting the game or server.
The following types of external files can currently be enabled:
| File type | Description |
| Drops | Governs drops from bosses and wild Pokémon, as well as PokéLoot Chest loot. |
| Moves | Governs stats and rules for battle moves, as well as any graphical effects. |
| NPCs | Governs many Pixelmon NPC-related settings, from shop items and possible trades to translations. |
| Rules | Governs rulesets and tiers for competitive battling. |
| Spawns | Governs what Pokémon spawn where, when and how. Includes fishing, bosses and Cave Rock/Grass spawns. |
| Stats | Governs Pokémon stats, EV yields, evolutions, whether they can be mounted, move lists and more. |
| Structures | Governs what structures can spawn, and where. Only affects new chunks. |
When Pixelmon is updated, there may occasionally be changes to the external JSON files. If any are enabled, keep a close eye on the changelogs, and refresh or update files where necessary. Outdated files may cause issues, or contain bugs that have since been fixed.
