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Howdy! I've seen a couple people ask to see how the Exclusive Dex is laid out so they have a better understanding of which dexes they need. The wiki doesn't quite have a list in the order they appear in the dex, so I'm organizing them here instead as they currently appear.

I made a small spreadsheet thing to help me easier visualize treasure prices based off of copper prices! it does the math for me so i dont have to keep doing the same math manually over and over every time i wanna estimate higher tier treasure prices XP Here's a link to the table, if you want to edit it with custom prices, you can go to File->Make a Copy and then edit it yourself there!

I'm not sure if this would be helpful, but when I worked on my badges, I made this cheat sheet for myself. It has the amount of coppers, silvers and golds you need to make each higher tier and you can also enter the price you want to buy those three (the underlined rows below) and see how much each tier would cost including upgrading prices. You'll need to make a copy to use it, but if you just want to see how many of one you need to make another, you can also just save the picture

Nope, that's not true! That only happens with site variants, NOT with regional variants. The same happens when breeding a male G. zigzagoon/linoone with a female obstagoon. I'm pretty sure the explanation had something to do with the way you obtain regional variants to begin with. When you breed a female galarian pokemon with a male pokemon that has a galarian variant, it will produce the galarian variant. male in a non-galar dex with a galarian form + female pokemon in the galar dex While it seems strange for this message to proc in this pairing, it's because Cursola is in the Galar dex and both of Corsola's forms are in the Johto dex. (Even the Galarian form is a part of the Johto dex!) Since Cursola is in the Galar dex and Corsola has a galarian variant, it makes the message appear. The system is technically working as intended, it just seems weird since they are both technically part of the same line. male in a non-galar dex with a galarian form + female pokemon in the galar dex still a male in a non-galar dex with a galarian form + female pokemon in the galar dex!

This is unfortunately not as simple as I'd like it to be, as the bookmarks are specifically meant to accept only local links, and allowing pfq.link would involve theoretically allowing any remote link and then trying to secure that. It's actually for this reason that you can access the wiki via https://pokefarm.com/wiki/Lunupine - so you can bookmark wiki pages. I'll see if maybe I can have a "special" way of doing shortlinks in a similar manner but I can't promise anything.

Technically you should put the slash anyway, even in things like Pikachu. Otherwise you're telling the code "any form is fine". Most of the time the default is what you want anyway, but try it with Unown! Exclusives are all technically forms of Missingno. since they don't exist in official games, therefore if you don't put the slash then you're saying any form is fine, so it defaults to Missingno..

Shelter team hatches pokemon after 2 days and hatched (or released) pokemon stays 4-5 days in shelter before it gets deleted. I don't know if it was a feature before but I tested it with another user and this was the result. ^^

Percentages above 100% are "overkill" but it just means you have a buffer before the breeding rate drops if you're using the Red Gigaremo.

The effects on breeding chances shown in the above image should add up to a total chance of 82%, but it is shown as 79% instead (83 - 18 - 3 + 20 = 82).

Percentages are multiplicative. If they were meant to be added, they would be measured in pp (percentage points) 83% * (-18%) * (-3%) * (+20%) = 79.22%

It's a boost to your chances, not your actual chances! The "base" chance of hatching a shiny is very low, so it being boosted by 253.7% still means it's a fairly low chance. If, for example (this is not the actual shiny chance!), your "base" chance to hatch a shiny was 1% (can also be represented as 1/100 or .01), if you boost it by 253.7% (can also be represented as 2.537), that means your chance would now be 3.537%! (or 3.537/100 or .03537) the equation to find out boosted chances is [base chance]+[(base chance)*(boost percent)], just remembering to convert your percentages into decimals and vice versa so [.01]+[(.01)*(2.537)]=.03537 or %3.537 for our example up there! It's a little confusing if you're not very familiar with math/percentages, but, yeah, that's why it's not a guaranteed shiny ^^ The actual shiny chance is very very low (and we don't have an exact number on what it is!) so even when the boost gets into the thousands it's still not guaranteed to be a shiny!

From what I've seen so far, its relative to where you hatch in the party what forme you get. Boreal = northern hemisphere. So hatch in the first two/top two slots of the party to get that forme. Austral = southern hemisphere. Hatch in the bottom two slots to get the smol one. The middle slots are between the hemispheres so to speak, so you get a random forme there. At least that's the theory so far. ^^;

While I can't say for definite because of the multitude of factors, I can confirm that yellow energy is fine, it's just red that gets penalised. If all else is good, it may penalise you up to 4 percentage points on the box chance, which is in the ballpark of 15%.

I'm actually not sure where the idea of "human-made" came from for this. If it's in the game text then I need to fix that. But it's just Genesect and Porygon (and evolutions) that can get Drives. Porygon2 has a slightly higher chance, Porygon-Z slightly lower because glitches.

They are intentionally kept hidden because we got too many complaints from people saying "It says 4%, that's 1 in 25, but I hatched 26 eggs and didn't get a shiny, it's bugged!" I wish I were making this up. So now it just shows the relative boost, and still we get people being like "It says +3996% but that means I get 40 shinies for every egg hatched???" and I just... I can't any more XD To those who understand basic maths, the base shiny chance is the same as it was in Ruby/Sapphire. Modifiers are then stacked multiplicatively on top of that.

You put a img instead of the pkmn code.

anyways here's an easy code to see what delta melans/specials look like without having to edit them and get permission lmao

show your mons with a hue shift!! Lets show our creativity. Heres mine How to do it! [sc=lol][pkmnpanel=LAST BIT OF POKEMON URL][/sc] [style] .lol .pkmn > .pokemon { filter: hue-rotate(A NIMBER BETWEEN 1-359deg);} div.party { margin: 0; } [/style] Part of url you need https://pokefarm.com/summary/65FBM Example [sc=lol][pkmnpanel=65FBM][/sc] [style] .lol .pkmn > .pokemon { filter: hue-rotate(90deg);} div.party { margin: 0; } [/style] If you want to do multiple you'll need to change the sc tag and the style tag!! Heres an example [sc=lol1][pkmnpanel=65FBM][/sc] [style] .lol1 .pkmn > .pokemon { filter: hue-rotate(300deg);} div.party { margin: 0; } [/style] This is what they look like The [sc=lol] The [sc=lol1]

It turns out you are indeed correct, LESS supports importing stylesheets into blocks. Well I never. So it's actually possible right now, although it's a bit of a hack to do so. Create a skin. Doesn't matter what the colours are, but what you want is the Extra CSS area. Fill that in with whatever you need. The skin path will be something like asdf/my-skin-name In your post, you can then do: @import 'skins/user/a/s/d/f/my-skin-name/__extra'; So that's "skins/user/" then the first part of the skin path with each character separated by slashes, then the skin name, then "/__extra" - this is where the Extra CSS is saved. Sure it's a hack, but if it works... :D But as you said yourself, it'd only be useful to a small number of people... If there's demand for it, I'll put in some way of using actual files. Maybe even with the Notepad feature on the Farm page. But until then, like I said, if it works XD

wowie, i've finally figured out how to make a wide table code that keeps the border intact and not have it weirdly stretched outside of the table itself if it's not the full length excited to start using this in my codes :D might go back and update my older ones

header	header	header	header
content	content	content	content

header	header	header	header
content	content	content	content aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

header	header	header	header
content	content	content	content aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

it'll need some adjusting if you're putting it inside a template of course, just adjust the border values in the "tbody" section to what you need (and remove any border values that were previously set in the code if there were any) (i wish i could have not needed to use the border color variable but for some reason leaving it blank pulls from the text color instead of the default border color :'] pfq border code hurts my brain)

I've seen threads here before where people had an old IP address in their computer's hosts file, which basically would try to redirect you to PFQ's old server every time you tried to connect. Since that is on the OS level, it would affect all browsers like you describe. Here's a Microsoft article on how to fix it. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-reset-the-hosts-file-back-to-the-default-c2a43f9d-e176-c6f3-e4ef-3500277a6dae