LUMYMON adds some new features.
It is possible to customize them in a very simple way by opening the respective configuration file in the config folder.
It will be enough to right-click on the modpack logo, both from CurseForge and Modrinth, then select “Open folder“. After that, look for the “config” folder and open the “lumymon.json” file



Configuration Settings Explained #
Once you have opened the JSON file, here is what you will find. Let’s break down each setting step by step:
remotePcEnabled: Set totrueto access your PC anywhere by pressing the “P” key. If set tofalse, you must craft a physical PCpaleGardenResinGeneration: Set totrueto enable automatic resin generation in the Pale Garden biome. This is essential for COBBLEVERSE since there are no Creaking mobs to drop it.creakingToTrevenant: Set totrueto spawn Trevenant instead of Creaking.ghastToGastly: Set totrueto transform Dried Ghast into a Gastly instead of an Happy Ghast.enablePokeSnackBlacklist: Set totrueto prevent PokeSnacks from working on the PokΓ©mon listed. If you want to disable these restrictions and allow PokeSnacks to work on all PokΓ©mon, simply set this tofalse.

How to Explore Lumymon Pokesnack Blacklists #
To view the existing PokΓ©mon lists within the LumyMon mod, follow these steps:
- Go back to the same initial folder where you found the “config” folder (via “Open folder” in your launcher).
- Open the “mods” folder instead.
- Since mod files are in .jar format, they act like zipped folders. Make sure you have 7-Zip or WinRAR installed to open them correctly.
- Once you have opened the file, you will see a folder named “data”. Think of the “data” folder as the “brain” of the mod, where all the rules for the game are stored.
- To find the PokΓ©mon lists, open these folders in order: “data” > “lumymon” > “poke_snack_blacklist”.
Inside this folder, you will find 5 distinct lists.
You can add the names of these lists to your config file to prevent the corresponding PokΓ©mon from spawning or you can create your own custom list from scratch and place it inside a datapack following the exact same file path.