Open sethb3744 opened 3 years ago
The pokemon tiers are calculated using the number of cards in deck. The default is the following:
F: ~100
E: ~250
D: ~500
C: ~750
B: ~1000
A: 1000+
You can change this in collection.media/_pokemankisettings.json
if you really want to.
OH gotcha. Thank you! I guess I just outed myself as having small decks. I use a ton of child decks under big topics, which is probably not how you're supposed to use Anki, but it works for me.
I just changed the pokemon csv files so that all pokemon are considered tier f, and I'm very happy with the diversity now. Thanks again!
Can you walk me through how to do this please?
First, navigate to collection.media
folder. You can navigate there by either following the Manual, or click Tools > Add-ons > View Files
, go to its parent directory, click on user profile directory (User1 by default), then collection.media.
In collection.media
, look for a file named _pokemankisettings.json
. Open the file in a text editor, and you can adjust the numbers there. Save, and start Anki.
The numbers in the files are the boundaries between tiers.
I reset my Pokemon a few times and noticed that I kept getting the same set of Pokemon over and over again. After digging into the code, I noticed that they're all in Tier F. I've attached a pdf of the pokemon I've been getting so you can see. The set of Pokemon I get hasn't changed although each deck gets a different pokemon each time.
anki-stats-2021-02-25@16-09-51.pdf