PokéLoot Chest

A PokéChest, Ultra chest, and Master chest

PokéLoot chests are Poké Ball-shaped containers that can be found randomly throughout the world, each containing a Pixelmon-related item inside of them. They come in Poké Ball, Ultra Ball, and Master Ball varieties, with higher-quality chests being rarer and having a higher chance of containing better loot. They spawn in all biomes except Ocean, Deep Ocean, Frozen Ocean, River, and Frozen River biomes.

Chests cannot be mined. They can be destroyed by explosions, but nothing will be dropped from chests destroyed in this manner.

Some PokéLoot chests are invisible, although they emit particle effects when approached. While it is possible to find them normally, it is much easier to locate these chests using an Itemfinder.

Hidden Grottos can rarely be found throughout the world and each contain a Master Ball chest inside of them.

Loot

• Medicine
• Rare Candies
• TMs/HMs
• Evolution stones
• Held items (excluding mail, Gems, Full Incenses, Luck Incenses, and Pure Incenses)
• Poké Balls (including Master Balls)
• Orbs (Ultra chests only, 1/100 chance)

Spawn mode

By default, a PokéLoot chest disappears once a player loots the chest. This option can be changed in the Pixelmon config file.

• First Come, First Served (FCFS): Chest disappears once looted by a player.
• Permanent, Limit 1 Drop (PL1D): Chest doesn't disappear, but each individual player can only loot it once.
• Permanent, Unlimited Drops (PUD): Chest doesn't disappear, can be looted infinitely by players.
• Timed Loot (TIMED): Chest doesn't disappear, each individual player can loot the chest periodically (cooldown duration can also be set in config, defaults at once per day).

Customization

A custom PokéLoot chest can be created by the player by spawning a chest in through commands or creative mode. It can either hold random loot or a specified item. The specified item it can hold is limited to items that would normally be found in PokéLoot chests (excluding orbs).

The chest may be placed like a normal block would. After the chest is placed, it can be acted upon in the following ways:

• Left-click (Creative): Breaks chest
• Left-click (Survival): Changes chest spawn mode
• Right-click (no item/invalid item): Toggles visibility of chest
• Right-click (valid item): Puts the item inside the chest. The chest can no longer be customized afterwards.
• Shift + Right-click: Puts random loot inside the chest according to the type of chest. The message "Block owner changed to server!" is displayed. The chest can no longer be customized afterwards.
  • If a valid PokéLoot item is held when attempting to perform this action, the item will instead be used like a normal right-click with the item (Poké Balls will be thrown), or nothing will happen if the item does not have a right-click action.

For chests with specified loot, there is no difference between the three different types of chests besides aesthetics.

Config settings

• "Normal PokéChest - Enabled": Whether PokéLoot chests spawn naturally.
• "Hidden PokéChest - Enabled": Whether invisible PokéLoot chests spawn naturally.
• "Chest Spawn Rate": Frequency of PokéLoot chests spawning. This value can be set from 0-3 to determine how many generated chunks it takes for a PokéLoot chest to spawn.
• "Default Spawn Mode": Sets the spawn mode of naturally spawning chests. This value can be between 0 and 3, each number corresponding to the spawn modes listed above.
• "Timed Loot": Sets the amount of time that a player has to wait after opening a timed (spawn mode 3) chest before opening it again.
• "Hidden Grotto - Enabled": Determines whether Hidden Grottos spawn naturally.

Trivia

• The chance of finding a Master Ball in each type of chest is as follows:

Chest type	Chance
Poké Chest	1/3000
Ultra Chest	1/2000
Master Chest	1/250

Gallery

• Hidden Chest.png

  A hidden chest, with particles and a mouseover outline.