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Use the Q key (default) to throw a Pokeball.
Throwing a Pokeball is 2 times stronger than throwing a normal item. After landing, the pokeball opens and tries to catch the mob. Then it closes and automatically tries to return to the player.
Don't try to catch the mob while the player is sitting on it!
First you need to craft a Pokeball Shell on the crafting table.
After that, add Block of Redstone and End Crystal on the Smithing Table.
Throwing a Pokeball is 2 times stronger than throwing a normal item. After landing, the pokeball opens and tries to catch the mob. Then it closes and automatically tries to return to the player.
Don't try to catch the mob while the player is sitting on it!
Crafting
Pokeball Shell
First you need to craft a Pokeball Shell on the crafting table.
After that, add Block of Redstone and End Crystal on the Smithing Table.
Pokeball
| Compatibility | Minecraft 1.20 |
| to | Minecraft 1.21 |
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2 Update Logs
Update #2 : by GalSergey 01/19/2025 6:04:52 pmJanuary 19 @ 11:04 pm UTC
- Added support for versions 1.20.5 - 1.21.4.
- Slightly increased mob catch area for easier catching.
- Most mobs can now be caught and this is now controlled by the pokeball:can_catch entity tag.
- Since version 1.21.4, the resource pack is now required for the datapack to work.
- Slightly increased mob catch area for easier catching.
- Most mobs can now be caught and this is now controlled by the pokeball:can_catch entity tag.
- Since version 1.21.4, the resource pack is now required for the datapack to work.
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To install the resource pack, make a copy of the archive and place it in the resource pack folder.
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