Difference between revisions of "Spawn location"

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A Pokémon's spawn location determines which environment(s) it can spawn in. This includes land, water, air, air persistent, and underground. Some Pokémon are able to spawn in multiple spawn locations.

Spawn location is not to be confused with spawn biome, which is another factor determining where Pokémon can spawn.

Note: Although several Pokémon cannot spawn naturally, these Pokémon are still affected by spawn location when being spawned by Pixelmon spawners.

Land spawns

These Pokémon spawn on land. They will only spawn on dirt-based blocks (grass, dirt, mycelium, podzol, sand, gravel), stone-based blocks (stone, cobblestone, ores, metal blocks, sandstone), snow, packed ice, and soul sand.

Water spawns

These Pokémon spawn in water.

Air spawns

Despite the name of the spawn location, air spawns are mostly the same as land spawns with regards to spawning. The only differences are related to movement AI and Pixelmon spawners.

Air persistent spawns

These Pokémon spawn in the air.

Underground spawns

These Pokémon spawn in enclosed spaces such as caves. They spawn on dirt-based blocks (grass, dirt, mycelium, podzol, sand, gravel) or stone-based blocks (stone, cobblestone, ores, metal blocks, sandstone).

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Difference between revisions of "Spawn location"

Difference between revisions of "Spawn location"

Revision as of 00:41, 12 December 2016

Contents

Land spawns

Water spawns

Air spawns

Air persistent spawns

Underground spawns