[skillz376]

- 24 Dec 2013 19:25 #95761 I built my base in a jungle biome and started to clear out some of the trees and bushes. I noticed that pokemon would not spawn on the grass.

I was wondering if I replaced the grass with leaves would jungle pokemon start spawning again?

[XRECKXIMPACT]

- 26 Dec 2013 05:45 #96002 Pokemon spawn on grass rather than leaves. You have to sometimes load and unload chunks in order to get pokemon to spawn. If you don't know what that means, it means just simply running far away, then coming straight back.

[skillz376]

- 26 Dec 2013 16:30 #96063 I'm pretty sure that jungle pokemon only spawn on leaves. What I was asking was if they could spawn on leaves that I placed on the ground not just the leaves that are naturally spawned.

[Vikerus]

- 26 Dec 2013 17:29 #96068 The short answer is yes, but are you actually in the jungle biome or just putting leaves in a different one?

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[skillz376]

- 26 Dec 2013 18:28 #96080

The short answer is yes, but are you actually in the jungle biome or just putting leaves in a different one?

I am actually in a jungle biome. Here are some more pictures after laying out more leaves.
I haven't seen any pokemon spawn on the leaves yet.

I also want to add that these are all junge leaves not oak leaves. There are jungle logs under the leaves, one for every 3x3 square

[Airth]

- 27 Dec 2013 13:35 #96245 well I am pretty sure there spawn rate depends on everything, trees, leaves tallgrass ferns

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[skillz376]

- 27 Dec 2013 15:12 #96251 UPDATE:

So far I've had no luck. I just added some tall grass around the sides and extended it a bit more.


Proof that pokemon are spawning around me. A venemoth flying in the background