kwsch
commented
7 years ago Already done by using suggested met location.
case nameof(PKM.Met_Location):
var encounter = info.SuggestedEncounter;
if (encounter == null)
return false;
int level = encounter.Level;
int location = encounter.Location;
int minlvl = Legal.getLowestLevel(PKM, encounter.Species);
PKM.Met_Level = level;
PKM.Met_Location = location;
PKM.CurrentLevel = Math.Max(minlvl, level);
return true;
mjd85
I have a lot of Level 100 Pokemon in my boxes. I wish I could easily modify them to be their lowest level possible. For example, it would be awesome if I could do this with Charizard, where if I ran the batch editor it would change all Level 100 Instances of him to Level 36, the earliest Level he could be. For Lunala and Solgaleo, it would make them Level 53. This data should already be in the program for legality use.
An instance in the batch editor would be: =CurrentLevel=100 .CurrentLevel=$evolved
Where it would take all Level 100 Pokemon, and make them the level they evolved into their current stage. There would be some legality issues with moves, but overall this seems like the quickest way to edit a lot of Pokemon levels.
The manual way of doing this would be looking at a list of when the Pokemon evolved, and adjusting their level accordingly. I just figured since the data was already in the program it would be easier to change my sets this way, and I'm sure others can benefit as well.
If this can't be implemented, could I get the list as it's shown in the program? It would still be far quicker to look at that list then to go through each Pokemons page on Bulbapedia or something.