Global Trade Station

Global Trade Station (GTS) is a Pixelmon sidemod that is based on the Global Trade Station feature from the Pokémon games (Generation 4-6).

Installation

Any version of Pixelmon from 3.3 onwards is compatible with this mod. You must have either MYSQL or SQLite in order for GTS to function.

Download Global Trade Station here.
Place the downloaded zip file in the mods folder.
Depending on whether you use MYSQL or SQLite, download the respective driver (MYSQL, SQLite) and place the jar in the mods folder.
Run Minecraft. Minecraft will subsequently crash; this is normal and is necessary in order for the GTS.cfg file to be generated.
Open the GTS.cfg file with a plain text editor such as Notepad or TextEdit.

If you are using MYSQL, configure the settings to match your MYSQL host, user, password, and port number. The database name can be changed if desired. After doing this, make a MYSQL database whose name matches the name specified in the config file. Don't add any tables to the database; leave it empty.
If you are using SQLite, change the storage type to "SQL". No further changes to the config are necessary and you don't need to create a new database.

/gts add position Pokémon: Requests the specified Pokémon in exchange for the Pokémon in the specified position of the player's party. The offered Pokémon will be placed in the GTS. An additional argument "s" can be added after the requested Pokémon in order to specifically request the Shiny form of the requested Pokémon. A player cannot offer a Pokémon if it is the only Pokémon in the party.
/gts cancel: Cancels the player's current trade request, returning the offered Pokémon to the player.
/gts check: Displays the currently offered and requested Pokémon.
/gts help: Displays a list of commands that can be used in GTS.
/gts list: Displays all of the current trade offers in the GTS.
/gts maxtrades: Displays the maximum amount of trade offers that can be put up by a player.
- /gts maxtrades limit: Sets the maximum amount of trade offers that can be put up by a player.
/gts search Pokémon: Displays all trade offers in the GTS that are offering the specified Pokémon.
/gts trade Pokémon ID position: Using the specified Pokémon and specified trade ID, the player will attempt to conduct the trade. If the Pokémon in the specified party position matches the Pokémon requested by the trade ID, the trade will be conducted. The player who originally offered the trade will have the Pokémon sent to his/her PC. This command will work even if the player offering the trade is offline.