Hey Dr Who! I was wondering, would it ever be possible to make a script that counts the ammount of albinos you've hatched in a chain? I was thinking about it the other night, and I feel like it's for sure possible -- I just dont know enough about this kind of code to make it happen :0

Hi Colorful^^ I don't think that's easily possible. A userscript can only tackle things on the frontend of PFQ. What a script could do is: * check the Shiny Hunting page to determine what <species> you are hunting * watch you hatch your party, if you hatch an albino <species> matching your chained species, increment a number by 1 * persist that number somewhere (your about me in a cute badge?) * if you hatch an egg that breaks your chain, reset the counter to 0 These steps could be implemented in the backend by a PFQ admin. Even if chaining albinos is not a thing in PFQ's domain logic it sounds to me like it wouldn't be too complex to add?. I guess a new table could be added with 3 columns: the user, the albino count and the melan count. Then some steps could be added to the hatch function similar to the steps described above. 🪃 *the boomerang flies back to you* ... But if that is not a thing, I think that you could actually solve this problem? :'D Basically a script would just maintain a counter and add +1 to it. Since you do stunning templates, maybe you could code up an awesome display for your hunt stats, and we update the A/M part manually? A pretty counter would be fun to keep up to date imo c;

Hi!! The reason I came to you first and not to the suggestions form, is because 1.) Niet has mentioned that you cant track albinos (which I interpreted as "I dont want too set that up," since from your explanation and my personal thought process, I can think of ways to do it.) 2.) Suggestions take absolutely forever 3.) I'm not 100% convinced that we're even getting the approved suggestions implimented anymore, and that they'll only be on PFNew :S Also, I do have several areas where I list my chain stats!! I just wondered if there would be a way to be sure that the numbers are correct, or to even have it upgrade on it's own. Do you think it'd be worth setting up a suggestion for at all?

Yeah I see what you mean with the suggestions atm. But an accurate albino counter is really a problem for the backend and not the frontend :c If you feel this should be reconsidered as a suggestion, why not?~ The suggestions forum is still open after all.

Hey there! Not sure if I am posting this in the right spot. But a few years back I had made a suggestion in the forums about implementing a pop-up window in the market like the one for the pokedex. So you don't have to keep re-scrolling everytime you want to check out summon prices and such. And I was wondering if it's at all possible via user scripts? I have no idea what I am doing in user scripts but I am greatly enjoying the QoL user script hub and was wondring if something of the sort can be added in? Thank you for your time!!

Hi Sparkys, thanks for the suggestion but I gotta admit I haven't been very motivated to write scripts here lately. Anyway I did take a look and here's what I have so far - it's not at all robust, but if you want to do something with it or send it to someone who will, please be my guest. Basically it stops the default behaviour when you click a button and launches the window instead. Sorry for all the 'a' 'b' variables, this is mostly copied & edited from the PFQ debugger. The code in the debugger/on pfq is minified (shortened as much as possible) to make things faster, but as a result it becomes illegible. $("#marketinventory").off(); function m(a, removeSpinner) { ajax("marketboard/load", { item: a }) .success(function (b) { new Dialog('Item details', b.html, [{ text: "close" }]); removeSpinner() }) .failure(function () { alert('Sorry, userscript error') removeSpinner() }); } $("#marketinventory").on("click", (e) => { console.log(e) var a = $(e.target), b = a.data("selectitem"); a = a.closest(".tooltip_content").prev("span").html(); if (!a) return false const [spinner, removeSpinner] = createSpinner() $(e.target).prepend(spinner) m(b, removeSpinner); return false }); function createSpinner() { const spinner = $.loadingSpinner() const removeSpinner = () => spinner.remove(); return [spinner,removeSpinner] }

Thank you very much for looking into it! I'll try fiddling with it :D

[I posted this in the wrong thread, sorry]

A good friend asked if I could post this code from several years ago, please find it below.

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Something I was able to do with the hatching userscript! In the case of not being able to find an egg of the mon that you are wanting to get the animation of, you can find an egg of the same tying, edit the egg url under elements before entering the script, and then run the script and it will visually look like the same egg