Getting Started¶
Install¶
Cobblemon Raid Icons is client-side. It goes in your own mods/ folder and nowhere else: the
server does not need it, does not know you have it, and cannot tell the difference. Play on any
server that runs raid dens.
Drop one jar — the one for your loader, never both.
| Minecraft | 1.21.1 |
| Required | Fabric API · Fabric Language Kotlin |
| Required | Cobblemon Raid Dens (CurseForge) |
| For the icons | Xaero's Minimap and/or Xaero's World Map |
| Minecraft | 1.21.1 |
| Required | Kotlin for Forge |
| Required | Cobblemon Raid Dens (CurseForge) |
| For the icons | Xaero's Minimap and/or Xaero's World Map |
Cobblemon Raid Dens brings Cobblemon and GeckoLib with it, so you do not install those separately for this mod's sake.
One Xaero is enough
Install the minimap alone and you get icons on the minimap. Install the world map alone and you get icons and tooltips on the big map. Install both and you get both. With neither, the mod loads and quietly draws nothing.
What you should see¶
Walk into a world with raid dens in it. Within a few seconds of a den's chunk arriving, its tera type icon appears where it stands — a fire den shows the Fire icon, a stellar den the Stellar one.
The mod only knows about dens in chunks the game has already sent you, so icons fill in as you walk. Teleporting across the map and expecting it to be covered in markers is the one thing that looks broken and is not: there is nothing loaded out there to find.
Open the world map and hover a den to see what is waiting in it.
When nothing shows up¶
Run /raidicons while aiming at a den crystal. In one screen it tells you whether
the den block is in the registry, whether Xaero's layers were found, how much the scan has covered,
and what the game says the block in front of you actually is.