Wipeout
Every Pixelmon trainer knows the sinking feeling of a full team wipe in the middle of a cave, miles from the nearest healing center. The Wipeout sidemod takes that classic "whiting out" moment from the official games and turns it into a fully configurable survival mechanic. Instead of quietly respawning with no consequences, your trainer now faces real decisions about healing, teleportation, and even permanent death. If you run a Pixelmon server and want to raise the stakes, this is one of the simplest add-ons you can drop in.
What Wipeout Actually Does
At its core, Wipeout watches for the moment all of your party Pokémon faint. When that happens, the mod applies a whiteout effect and then follows whatever rules the world owner has configured. The default behavior teleports you to the last healer you interacted with, which mirrors the mainline games nicely. No more walking back from spawn with an empty team while your friends wait impatiently at the gym.
The mod is built for Pixelmon 9.1.6, and it works as a sidemod on both Forge and NeoForge setups depending on your Pixelmon build. Because it hooks into Pixelmon's own trainer data, it does not interfere with other sidemods that manage healing or respawn logic, as long as you configure them sensibly.
Commands and Configuration
The /wipeout Command
Everything is controlled through a single command, and settings are saved as part of the world. That means each save file can have its own rules, which is perfect for servers running multiple worlds with different difficulty levels. Operators can adjust behavior on the fly without restarting anything.
- /wipeout print — displays the current settings so you can confirm exactly how the world is configured.
- /wipeout heal — fully heals the trainer's Pokémon after the death, teleport, or wipe event.
- /wipeout death — trainers actually die on a wipe and are sent to the world spawn point. This is the hardcore option.
- /wipeout teleport — trainers teleport to the last healer they used, the friendliest default.
- /wipeout override [x y z] (dimension) — sends trainers to a specific location and dimension after a wipe. Leaving the dimension blank defaults to the current one.
Mixing these toggles lets you build anything from a gentle quality-of-life tweak to a brutal survival experience. A common setup is teleport plus heal for casual servers, while hardcore communities often enable death and an override point near a central arena.
How to Install Wipeout for Minecraft
Installation is straightforward for anyone who has added sidemods before. First, confirm your Pixelmon version matches 9.1.6, since mismatched builds are the most common cause of crashes. Next, place the Wipeout jar file into your mods folder alongside Pixelmon. Then launch the game through your chosen loader and check that the command registers by typing /wipeout print in chat. If you see the settings output, you are ready to configure the world.
Server owners should remember that the configuration lives with the world save, so copying a world to a new machine carries your Wipeout rules with it. That makes migration painless and keeps your community's expectations consistent.
For players who would rather skip manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher handles Wipeout as a one-click install straight from its add-on catalog, matching the correct Pixelmon build automatically so version conflicts never sneak in.
Why It Belongs in Your Modpack
Wipeout fills a gap that many Pixelmon packs leave open. Vanilla respawn logic feels weightless once you have a full team of leveled Pokémon, and a whiteout with no consequence removes tension from every battle. By letting you choose between healing, teleporting, dying, or an override destination, the mod hands difficulty control back to the world owner. It is lightweight, requires no client-side changes beyond the jar itself, and plays nicely with existing healer and spawn systems.
If you are building a hardcore Pixelmon server, a challenge run, or just want the classic whiteout feeling preserved, this sidemod is a small addition with a big impact. Download Wipeout, run /wipeout print, and tune the rules until your world feels exactly as punishing or as forgiving as you want.