# Summary

## Table of Contents:

* [Installation](/dawnshade-docs/docs/cobble-too-hot/summary/installation.md)
* [Configuration](/dawnshade-docs/docs/cobble-too-hot/summary/configuration.md)
* [Commands](/dawnshade-docs/docs/cobble-too-hot/summary/commands.md)
* [Performance](#performance)
* [FAQ](#faq)

## Mod Summary

CobbleTooHot makes nearby Cobblemon Pokémon influence **Tough As Nails** body temperature.

Use it to make specific species (or optional Pokémon types) feel warmer/colder to be around, while still respecting TAN’s temperature rules and timing.

### Quickstart

1. Install the correct loader jar (Fabric or NeoForge).
2. Start the server once to generate `config/CobbleTooHot/`.
3. Edit `config/CobbleTooHot/config.json` to set `perPokemon` (and optional `perType`).
4. In-game: `/cobbletoohot status` to verify it’s detecting configured Pokémon.

## Requirements

* Minecraft `1.21.1`
* Java `21`
* Tough As Nails (required)
* Cobblemon (optional, but required for Pokémon proximity effects)

## FAQ

### “My temperature doesn’t change instantly.”

That’s normal. Tough As Nails changes temperature gradually, using its configured delay ticks.

### “My shift is non-zero, but my TAN temperature looks unchanged.”

Wait a bit (or lower TAN delay settings). Also, check other TAN modifiers (biome, armor, items, wetness), which can counteract your Mon's influence.

### “Do non-configured Pokémon count?”

They’re still present in the world scan, but CobbleTooHot only lists and applies effects for configured species/type matches.

## Performance

CobbleTooHot runs a proximity scan around each player (within `radiusBlocks`) and checks nearby Pokémon entities.

### The Two Big Knobs

* Reduce `radiusBlocks` to lower the number of entities scanned.
* Increase `updateIntervalTicks` to scan less frequently (20 = once per second).

### Recommended Starting Values

* `radiusBlocks`: `8` to `12`
* `updateIntervalTicks`: `20` to `40`


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