Tooltip Selectors

Tooltip Selectors

Bazaar tooltip configs under config/bazaar/tooltips/ can pull data from several different roots. Choosing the right one matters:

Root	Use it for	Notes
pokemonDisplay.*	Stable normalized Pokemon tooltip fields	Best first choice for most Pokemon tooltip work
pokemonJson.*	Saved JSON-derived Cobblemon fields	Good fallback when pokemonDisplay does not expose the field
pokemon.*	Live runtime and NBT-backed access	Advanced only; only works when a live Pokemon exists in the tooltip context
formatted.*	Preformatted Bazaar display values	Price, expiry, current bid, buyout, etc.
listing.*	Raw Bazaar listing model fields	Seller, channel, listing type, ids, timestamps
attributes.*	Flattened Bazaar attribute map	Species/form/moves/item-derived metadata

Hyper-Trained Fields on pokemonDisplay

Wondering which root to use for hyper-trained data? Prefer pokemonDisplay.*.

Available selectors:

• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrained
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.hp
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.atk
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.def
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.spa
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.spd
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.spe
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.any
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedCount
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedSummary

What they mean:

• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrained is the aggregate set. In selector text contexts it stringifies as a comma-joined list of stat labels.
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.* are the ergonomic per-stat booleans.
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.any is a simple “does this Pokemon have any hyper-trained stat?” boolean.
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedCount is the count of hyper-trained stats.
• pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedSummary is the comma-joined label summary.

Copy-paste examples:

{ type = "selector", selector = "pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedSummary", value = "<gray>Hyper Trained:</gray> <white>{value}</white>", hide-if-empty = true }

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Hyper Trained Count:</gray> <white>{bazaar:selector:pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedCount}</white>", show-if-molang = "q.tooltip.bool('pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.any') == 1" }

{ type = "text", value = "<green>HP is Hyper Trained</green>", show-if-molang = "q.tooltip.bool('pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.hp') == 1" }

Live Pokemon Selector Access

In relevant tooltip contexts, Bazaar also injects a live restored pokemon object.

Practical examples:

• pokemon.level
• pokemon.tradeable
• pokemon.persistentData.dexlives
• pokemon.persistentData.some_nested_tag

Important nuance:

• This only works where a live Pokemon exists in the tooltip context.
• Prefer pokemonDisplay.* first for stable/common fields.
• Prefer pokemonJson.* next when you need saved JSON-derived fields.
• Use pokemon.* for advanced runtime or NBT-backed access.

In current Bazaar runtime paths, live pokemon is available in:

• Pokemon sell/source picker preview tooltips
• Pokemon listing tooltips resolved for a real player

It is not part of the default item tooltip contexts.

Copy-paste examples:

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Level:</gray> <white>{bazaar:selector:pokemon.level}</white>" }

{ type = "selector", selector = "pokemon.persistentData.dexlives", value = "<gray>Dex Lives:</gray> <white>{value}</white>", hide-if-empty = true }

NBT Selector Support

Bazaar’s selector resolver traverses Minecraft NBT directly. It supports:

• CompoundTag
• NBT collections/lists
• numeric tags
• string tags

That means paths like this work directly:

• pokemon.persistentData.dexlives

And list-style traversal also works by numeric index when the underlying value is an NBT collection.

This support applies both to normal selectors and to the q.tooltip.* Molang bridge helpers described below.

Tooltip Molang Bridge

Bazaar tooltip Molang exposes:

• q.tooltip.str('path')
• q.tooltip.num('path')
• q.tooltip.bool('path')
• q.pokemon

What they do:

• q.tooltip.str('path') resolves any tooltip selector path as a string
• q.tooltip.num('path') resolves any tooltip selector path as a number
• q.tooltip.bool('path') resolves any tooltip selector path as a boolean
• q.pokemon exposes Cobblemon’s live Pokemon#struct

Important nuance:

• q.pokemon is only available when a live Pokemon exists in the tooltip context.
• q.pokemon comes from Cobblemon’s native Molang-facing struct, not from Bazaar’s normalized pokemonDisplay.

Copy-paste examples:

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Dex Lives:</gray> <white>{bazaar:molang:q.tooltip.num('pokemon.persistentData.dexlives')}</white>" }

{ type = "text", value = "<green>Hyper Trained HP</green>", show-if-molang = "q.tooltip.bool('pokemonDisplay.hyperTrainedFlags.hp') == 1" }

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Level: <white>{bazaar:molang:q.pokemon.level}</white>" }

Context Guidance

Use this order in practice:

1. formatted.* when Bazaar already gives you a display-ready value
2. pokemonDisplay.* for normalized Pokemon tooltip fields
3. pokemonJson.* for saved JSON-derived fallback access
4. attributes.* for flattened market metadata
5. listing.* for raw Bazaar listing state
6. pokemon.* only when you need live runtime or NBT-backed access

Examples by root:

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Price:</gray> <green>{bazaar:selector:formatted.price}</green>" }

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Species:</gray> <white>{bazaar:selector:pokemonDisplay.species}</white>" }

{ type = "selector", selector = "pokemonJson.PokemonOriginalTrainerName", value = "<gray>OT:</gray> <white>{value}</white>", hide-if-empty = true }

{ type = "selector", selector = "attributes.ability", value = "<gray>Ability Key:</gray> <white>{value}</white>", hide-if-empty = true }

{ type = "text", value = "<gray>Listing Type:</gray> <white>{bazaar:selector:listing.listingType}</white>" }

Where to Look in the Bundled Tooltip Files

The strongest source examples today live in:

• pokemon-preview.conf
• pokemon-compact.conf
• pokemon-full.conf

pokemon-preview.conf contains the shared DSL and selector rules. pokemon-full.conf is the richest live-Pokemon detail context. If you want to add advanced runtime-backed lines, start there.