Welcome to the beta release of the Pro Tracker & Database.

Please be aware bugs may occur.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/gkwkpzslnuqaidg/Pro_Tracking_%2526_Database.zip/file

https://github.com/ImColdHearted/ProTracker-Database/tree/Beta

Simply run the Application shown above.

What does this do?

This application reads the PRO client, specifically the battle window, allowing it to automatically keep track of any encounters.

Unlike other trackers, the goal was to create this one without the need to calibrate it every time the window moved, or you minimized.

Features

Appearance

Allows you to edit the color of the text, background, and border colors. Uploading a custom background is also allowed.

Bosses

(Possibly redoing)

Allows you to view all bosses, and their teams (from Prowiki). Not all bosses have been added yet.

(Brock, Ash Westbrook, Bruno, Battlebot, Bugsy. Cie, All Guardians, Morty )

Counterparts

All forms are viewable from here, except the newest summer and soccer forms. Even though I have added a tab for them.

Life Time Stats (Hunting)

This data is permanently saved, regardless of the amount of times you reset.

Multi Client Support

Work in progress

Guides

Interactive Maps

Cooldowns

Lifetime Stats (PVP)

Buttons

Updates as of 8/16

Larger GUI's should now be properly supported. I do not plan to touch the tracking again unless someone else reports an issue.

(If you do have an issue, please advise the resolution/GUI scale area, this makes it easier for testing)

Added Import/Export of CSV and JSON files.

Multi-Client should now properly add to lifetime stats, and not have one client prominent or overriding the others.

Known Issues

Sometimes when roaming around, it may randomly state you encountered a pokemon that did not occur

PokePulse is a Pokemon encounter tracker written purely in Python. This tracker is written and tested in Windows (Linux support may follow in the future).  This has been a passion project of mine for roughly the last year and as of now, it is in a stable state where I feel comfortable sharing it with you all.

PSA: PokePulse is not a Bot and will NOT play the game for you. This application's only ability is to take a screenshot and parse the text from the screenshot.

How does it work?

PokePulse uses utilizes the mss Optical Character Recognition (OCR) module to parse out the name of the Wild Pokemon that has been encountered and then updates both a Session Tracker and a Historical Tracker. The UI is built using Tkinter. 

The focal point of this tracker is to provide a higher confidence in the tracking capability first. While I understand that it is plain, it was designed to be a functional application that provides data rather than a pretty application that you want to stare at all day.

How to Acquire?

The .zip file can be downloaded from Google Drive. Once downloaded, extract the files into a dedicated folder on your system. Once the files have finished extracted, you are ready to begin setup and use.

How to Update?

When an update is released, you will need to download the new .zip file from the Google Drive link. Then extract the files in the exact same folder that your current version is in. When it extracts, it will ask you if you wish to replace files of the same name. Select "Yes to all files". This will replace and update everything except your data files. Once the files have finished extracted, you are ready to use the tracker once again. 

Note: if spawns in a hunting area have changed, they will no longer appear in the Session Tracker; however, you will see them in your historical tracker. If you would like this information to no longer be there, you can delete the row in the table of the Historical Session and once you encounter your next Pokemon it will update and remove it from the historical data that is saved.

Setup

Once you have downloaded and extracted the files, run the PokePulse.exe. After you run the application, you will need to go through some setup. 

First, you need to select the hunting information associated with your planned hunt. There are three options here:

- "Select a Region": Associated with the Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Event Maps, Pinkan Island, and Excavation

- "Select a Hunting Location": The Routes, Cities, etc. that exist within the selected region.

- "Land": Hunting Terrain (the other option is Surf)

NOTE: For best results, it is recommend to use with at least client resolution of 1024x768 or higher. Lower resolutions may result in missed encounters.

Once you have input your desired hunting information, click the "Show Selection" button to populate the spawns of that area. After you have populated the spawns, you need to set the area for the application to read. The best way to do this is to encounter a wild Pokemon and then click the "Set Wild Poke Name Area" button. The area that you need to select is a rectangle a bit larger than the size of the "VS. Wild <Pokemon Name>" text area. It is recommend to give the area a bit of space to the right to account for longer Pokemon names (e.g., Exeggutor-Alolan)

Once you have set your area, click the "Begin Tracking" button to have your encounters tracked.

Bells and Whistles

PokePulse has two trackers built in: Session Tracker and Historical Tracker. The Session Tracker tracks your current hunting session while the Historical Tracker keeps track of your encounters over all sessions. 

The data table for the Session and Historical Tracker are interactable. These tables can have rows added (e.g., shiny, form, etc.) that can be manually updated along the way. While these tables allow for things such as column deletion, do not delete the columns. Doing so will break the structure of the table so no touchy. Furthermore, the tables have the following columns:

- Pokemon: The name of the Pokemon

- Terrain: Identifies the method of hunting required.

- Total: The total you have encounter (either in that session or all time).

- Total Percent: The percentage (out of 100%) that the Pokemon is associated with.

Session Tracker

The Session Tracker comes with the following information:

- Current Encounters - The total count of encounters that you have had since loading the app.

- Session Timer - The amount of time you have been tracking your session.

Note: if you wish to reset your session data, select the "Clear Session Data". Caution, this will permanently remove the data from the session tracker.

Historical Tracker

The Historical Tracker keeps track of the sum of the total encounter for have for this particular hunting location. This is updated every encounter and persist through all session.

Note: if you wish to reset this data, click the "Clear historical Data". This will delete the data that exists in the associated data file for this route. USE WITH CAUTION.

TODO List:

- Opaque Overlay (Unsure of the design)

- Automatic location change 

- UI cleanup

- DARK MODE

FAQ

- I changed my color customization in the tables, how can I change it back to the default?

If you have changed the color customization in the tables and wish to reset them, you will need to edit the file in your local .config folder. (.config/pandastable/default.conf). Remove the color information and the default will be restored.

-  Can this tracker count Event Forms or Shiny? 

No, not on its own; however, you can add a row in the Historical Session table that will need to be manually updated. If you choose to do this, you must ensure that you add a value for all columns except Percent (as this is recalculated on ever spawn).

-  Can I delete columns in the table?

While you have the ability to delete the columns in the table, be advised that removing certain columns (e.g., Pokemon) will lead to failure to track or unexpected behavior. With that being said, it is recommended to not delete columns.

Known Bugs

- For some lower resolutions, it has been seen that the tracker does not properly read the Pokemon.

- Multi-counting Pokemon will occur if you select an area to track and then you cover that area / uncover it. 

If you encounter any bugs, please comment on this thread with the steps to reproduce said bug and I will try to address them when I can.

HUGE shoutout to the players that have assisted me in play testing the alpha version of this to sort out some initial bugs.

@Mrboston, @Stuck, @Farigiraf

Without you all, I would not have felt comfortable making it to the finish line.

I've been quietly building PRO Companion — a web app that aims to be the ultimate sidekick for Pokémon Revolution Online. Think of it as your trainer dashboard, quest log, and personal AI mentor rolled into one.

Before I sink too much into it, I'd love a gut-check from the community: is this something you'd actually use?

🔮 The headline feature — Ask Prof Oak

A live AI coach that knows your progress. Not a generic chatbot with a Pokémon skin — it streams answers over a WebSocket with full context of:

• Which walkthroughs you've completed, are reading, or haven't touched
• Your **exact step** inside an active quest (down to `s01`, `s02`, …)
• Your trainer profile (region, playtime, badges)
• Your bookmarks and recently viewed guides

So you can ask things like "what should I do next?", "I'm stuck on Saffron, where do I go?", or "what's the fastest money grind for my level?" — and Oak answers with real references to your progress, not a copy-pasted wiki page.

📖 Everything else it does

🧪 Where I'm at

• Core tracking, quest log, and Prof Oak chat are **working today**
• Progression overlay is hand-curated for early/mid-game quests
• Closed testing in the next couple of days

🙏 What I need from you

1.   Would you use this? Honest reactions welcome — "meh" is useful too.
2. What's missing? If the app had to have one feature to earn a spot on your second monitor, what would it be?
3. Want to beta test? Drop a reply or DM and I'll add you to the list.

Screenshots + short demo clip below ⬇️

Cheers,
  — Game3Com

Tired of having to try to remember if your repeatable content is off cooldown or wasting your time making your way to dome content to realize it's unavailable cause you already did it? 

I know I was as well, so I made a spreadsheet (those who know me know I love my spreadsheets).

Specifically, this spreadsheet lists out repeatable content (Dailies, weeklies, etc) and gives your the ability to mark it as on cooldown or available.

While it sounds simple, there is a bit more luxury in this tracking tool. Once you set something as on cooldown the corresponding cell in the Date Available column will auto populate the day that it is to come off cooldown (In the case of Excavation sites, it calculates it with date and time and checks for exactly 20 hours).

If the spreadsheet receives an update, then you will need to make a copy of the updated one if you want to have the new / fixed functionality.

How to Acquire

The first thing you need to do is acquire the spreadsheet with the following steps.

- Access the Google Sheets link here.

- At this point you are a Viewer and will need to make a copy by clicking File and then Make A Copy

- Once you have a copy made, you are ready to track your Repeatable Content.

How to Use

The first thing you need to do is set your specific time zone. This can be done be clicking File and then Settings. Once the settings are open you will need to set your specific time zone. Doing this will allow tie cooldowns to be set relative to your time zone.

When the file is first acquired, you will see all of the listed repeatable content in a single table as seen below and the columns are broken down as follows.

Although it is preference, a much cleaner view is through using a pre-saved data view "Group by Content Type". You can access this by selecting the Data tab and then Change View followed by Group by Content Type. This view will have all of the content separated neatly by the type of content it is identified as and an snippet of this view is shown below.

As you go complete repeatable activities, you will want to mark them as "On Cooldown". Once you select this, the corresponding cell in the Date Available column will populate with a cooldown associated with the value in the Cooldown Type column. For example, if you complete the the Diggable Patches on Route 3 on 01/28/2026 then they will be available on 01/31/2026 (as seen below).

When the current date is the same as the Date Available, the "On Cooldown"  in the Status will automatically flip back to "Available".

If you want to add or remove content that you don't do, that is no problem. Simply remove the row from the sheet and refresh. Be advised, if you were to remove a column, it runs the risk of breaking the scripts and references and you may have to acquire a new copy.

Adding a new cooldown type is not as simple and requires script modifications. The current version of the spreadsheet covered as much ground as I could think regarding repeatable content and its associated cooldown. The current cooldown options are 1, 3, 12, and 14 days as well as 20 hours.

I am excited to share this with you all and, while I do not know of any bugs that currently exist with it, if you run into any issues please let me know and I will do my best to sort it out.

Trigger Setup Instructions

To get the spreadsheet set up to auto-update, you will need to set up the triggers within the spreadsheet scripts. The instructions can be seen below.

Access the Script found under "Extensions-> Apps Scripts"

After you have clicked the App Scripts page, it will open in a new tab. On the left side of the screen you will see a collapsed window of options. Hover the collapsed window to expand the options and then select the option that says "Triggers"

You should now be in the trigger menu. The trigger is a scheduled in while to run the scripts in the editor tab.

There are two functions in the script. the "onEdit" function is responsible for filling the date available column in with the appropriate date / date and time until the activity should be off of cooldown.

The other function is the checkCooldowns function. This function is responsible for checking the date / date and time in the Date Available column against the local date / date and time and then resetting the On Cooldown chip to Available in Column E (Status).

The function of interest is the checkCooldown function and we want to set it on an hourly trigger.  Select the 'Add Trigger' button on the bottom right of the screen. For the trigger options you will want to set them as follow:

Choose which function to run: checkCooldowns

Which runs at deployment: Head

Select event source: Time-driven

Select type of time based trigger: Hourly timer

Select hour interval: Every hour

Once the triggers are set, click the Save button and then your copy should update both all activities accordingly.

Updates

- 1/28/26: Fixed the download link and added Sinnoh Underground and Celadon Daily

- 1/29/26 Updated Non-Excavation Date Available to put  the local representation of 12:00 GMT+0 (so that it properly resets with game daily reset)

- 1/29/26: Fixed bug where Petalburg Woods timer would only update a 1 day instead of 14 days.
- 2/1/2026: Updated instructions for setting the triggers to allow time based updating and fixed a bug where some cooldowns were not generating the proper date available.

- 2/2/2026: Adding instructions to the post to walk the user through setting the time zone of the spreadsheet to their own. 

PRO BetterFarm v1.2

Main informations :

PRO BetterFarm use OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to read what is going on on PRO game.

It'll try to find out if you're in battle or not and will try to understand which pokemon you're facing.

Features :

- Count every pokemon you can encounter in game and store it.

- Auto-stop when you're not on PRO window.

- Target spécific pokemon for better stats.

- Store datas into a DataGrid.

- Manually correct missreading of pokemon name.

- Missreading corrections stored and shareable (PokemonRenameList.csv).

- Save / Load / Reste data (All data are stored in the save folder and can be share).

Tweaking:

- Make the BetterFarm window always on top.

- Change BetterFarm window transarency.

Comming soon:

- Global stat from everyone.

- Leaderboard ?

- Find a Area list for better data saving.

- Show Pokemon Type.

... feel free to ask for new things !

DOWNLOAD HERE! Tested for the latest client version (Anniversary Edition)

How to setup :

Step1. Launch PRO BetterFarm and click on "Setup" button. (1)

Step2. Find a fight in PRO and click on "Select Area" to highlight the pokemon name including 'Your_Name VS." (2)

You can refer to the .GIF in BetterFarm app. (*)

Step3. Click on "Read test" button. (3)

Now there is 2 Ways: "WRONG SET" or "FULLY SET"

"FULLY SET" Situation: You're done thanks to use BetterFarm :D

"WRONG SET" Situation:

- Select the Area again and try to get the same area as the GIF.

- Scale up PRO GUI in PRO settings.

- Change PRO Resolution.

[spoiler=Screen]

Hello everyone,

I would like to introduce the Final eXecute Bot, a Discord bot that I have been working on for several months.

The project originally started as an internal tool for my own guild, Final eXecute, but over time it became much more advanced than I first expected. Since then, I have been asked multiple times whether I could make the bot available for other guilds as well.

Because of that, I decided to prepare the bot for wider use and offer access to guild leaders who want to improve their Discord server, support their members, and provide useful PRO-related tools directly inside Discord.

The bot is designed to help PRO guilds with useful commands and clean Discord embeds.

Some of the current features include:

• Pokémon spawn information with map, time, level range, membership status and more.
• Smogon-based set suggestions to help players quickly understand common competitive builds.
• Move information and PRO Wiki links for easier access to learnsets, tutors and move locations.
• Clean Discord embeds instead of plain text outputs.
• Guild-friendly command structure for easier use by members.
• Useful PRO data integration built around practical gameplay needs.
• Regular updates and improvements based on feedback and real usage.
  

The goal is not just to create another Discord bot, but to create a practical tool that actually helps PRO guilds every day.

As a guild leader myself, I know how important it is to give members fast and clear information.

Many players ask the same questions again and again:

• Where does this Pokémon spawn?
• Is it member-only?
• What level range does it have?
• What set should I use?
• Where can I find this move?
• What is useful for PvP or PvE?
  

The Final eXecute Bot was built to make this kind of information easier to access directly inside Discord, without forcing members to search through multiple websites every time.

This bot is mainly made for:

• PRO guild leaders
• Competitive guilds
• PvE and PvP communities
• Guild Discord servers that want better tools for their members
• Players who want faster access to useful PRO information
  

If you manage a guild and want to offer your members a more professional Discord experience, this bot may be useful for you.

The bot is actively maintained and improved.

I have already spent months working on the system, fixing issues, improving commands, cleaning up embeds and adding more reliable data sources.

Feedback is always welcome, especially from guild leaders who use the bot actively with their members.

There are still some features that are currently not possible because the required interface/API is missing.

At the moment, the bot unfortunately cannot access or display certain information such as:

• Live guild member lists
• Last player inspection data
• Some direct player-related information
  

I would love to add these features in the future if PRO provides a way to access this data properly.

Until then, the bot focuses on the features that can already be supported reliably.

If you are interested in using the Final eXecute Bot for your guild, feel free to contact me.

Bot access is handled through Patreon. This helps cover monthly hosting costs, maintenance, development time and future improvements.

Patreon:

get the FXB here

You can also message me directly if you have any questions before joining.

Pokemap – Interactive Map for Pokemon Revolution Online

Pokemap is a fan-made, interactive map for Pokemon Revolution Online (PRO). The tool allows players to view all in-game regions and locate key landmarks—especially boss characters—on one comprehensive map. Accessible directly through a web browser.

Features:

1. Interactive World Map

• Region Navigation:
  Users can pan around the map and zoom in/out to explore various regions such as Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, etc. The map marks important locations along with the positions of in-game bosses.

2. Boss Tracking and Management

• Boss Location and Cooldown Tracking:
  Boss icons are marked on the map, and players can click on them to view details. The system allows marking a boss as defeated, while automatically keeping track of its cooldown (time until it can be challenged again). It also monitors the weekly limit of up to 20 defeated bosses, notifying the user when they approach this threshold.

3. Custom Route Planning

• Route Creation and Management:
  Players can design their own routes by selecting bosses in a preferred order. Routes can be saved, named, and later loaded for repeated use. Additionally, the system supports exporting routes to a JSON file or importing previously saved routes, facilitating sharing and backup.

4. Multi-Profile System

• Profile Management:
  The application supports the creation of multiple user profiles. Each profile can have its own set of saved routes, boss statuses, pokestop statuses, excavitions statuses, map settings (such as camera position), and weekly boss counters. This feature is especially useful for users managing multiple accounts or sharing the tool on a single device.

5. Search and Filtering

• Efficient Navigation:
  An integrated search function allows users to quickly find a specific location, pokemon or item by entering its name. Upon selection, the map centers on the chosen location, making navigation easier.

• Filters:
  Users can filter displayed information, such as showing only bosses / pokestops / excavitions from a selected region or hiding all boss icons / pokestops icons / excavitions icons for a cleaner view of the map area.

6. Easy Access and No Login Requirement

• Instant Use:
  Since the application runs entirely in the browser ( hosted via GitHub Pages), no registration or login is required. All data—like saved routes and boss status—is stored locally in the browser, making it easy to start using immediately.

Some images:

Credits:

https://wiki.pokemonrevolution.net/index.php - many usefull data and images

https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/112424-hoenn-excavation-sites-guide/ - knowledge about excavition

https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/227666-boss-pathing-website/ - An idea to create a similar page / marking of bosses

BetterHunt is a utility app which reads the game data from your screen using a technique called OCR (Optical Character Recognition), and provides you with a list of all encounters and more options to visualize the data in a better way. This project is heavily inspired from the PRO BetterFarm, which did the same purpose, but its no longer active/maintained, so we decided to take on a remake. Along with the encounter stats, we're providing a little more features which we plan on extending in future.

Features

• Better UI, dark mode, easy to use. No setup required.
• Overlay, which is always-on-top and allows you to easily check out stats in real-time.
• Save/Load sessions anytime.
• Export sessions as CSV (can be opened in MS Excel and other programs) and JSON
• Set your Target Pokemon, and get stats.
• Shortcuts for easier accessibility.
• Built-in Discord Rich Presence! Show off your session data on Discord.

Important Note

This is NOT a bot, this DOES NOT hunt Pokemon for you. All it does is captures your screen and read data to identify Spawns.

How to use

Using PRO BetterHunt is simple. Download BetterHunt, extract, and run! Then just login into the game, and click on "Start" button in the app, or simply Ctrl+W, or on menu bar BetterHunt -> Start. If everything works right, you would see "In Game: Yes" on the bottom text (status bar). All encounters are recorded on the list maintained on right part of the UI. You can save (Ctrl+S or Ctrl+Shift+S) the session (encounter data basically) as PBFX (custom export format), a format used to save/load encounter data, or sessions. And can also load the session by clicking "Open" or on menu-bar, BetterHunt -> "Open", or simply Ctrl+O. This format is encrypted to prevent editing of the data. You can also export it as CSV (Ctrl+C) or JSON (Ctrl+J), just click on "Export" below the encounters list. You can even enable the Overlay, on the menu-bar, BetterHunt -> "Overlay: Off" and a small sized box will appear on bottom right of your screen. This provides summary of the encounters such as total, current and last encounter, with number of encounters and percentage out of total.

Discord Rich Presence

To enable Discord Rich Presence (RPC, or RP), on menu-bar, click on Utility -> "RPC: On" and "RPC: Off" for turning it off. If this is not displayed on your Discord status, check in Settings -> Game Activity tab of Discord, and make sure you have selected BetterHunt there. This only works with Desktop version of Discord.

Shortcuts

• Ctrl+O - Load Session file (.PBFX)
• Ctrl+S - Save current session file or save the session in new file
• Ctrl+Shift+S - Force save session in a new file and load it instead
• Ctrl+W - Start/Stop the detection of Game/Encounters. Resets the session time too.
• Ctrl+L - Toggle Overlay
• Ctrl+T - Edit Target Pokemon

Download

Windows - PRO BetterHunt v1-0-1.7z

Due to the size of app, which is bit large due to the complete Tesseract OCR and Pokemon sprites being there, it is packed in .7z file, way smaller, which can be extracted using 7-Zip.

Previews

Issues

We cannot assure you that there are no bugs. No one is perfect.

If found an issue/bug/unexpected behavior in app, let us know in comments!

Troubleshooting

If this doesn't work for you, try changing GUI Scale in PROClient's settings, most preferably to default, as the images that are detected were taken on Default GUI scale and may cause it to not detect the Game/Encounters.

If still no luck, post below in comments with some details!

Please try using "1280x600" resolution if it doesn't work.

Todo/Ideas

• Add Pokedex and other utility
• Ability to see spawns of a Pokemon / Map
• Data server to organize data from all users for better accuracy and statistics

Developers

• DjDeveloper#7777
• Scara#0888 [Discord RPC Module]

This app is made with Python using Tesseract OCR Engine and PyQt5 for GUI

while battling in PvP Queue i ran into the issue that looking up enemies Pokemon took to long and was not very efficient.

Because of this i started developing a small overlay tool that searches and displays all stats you need in a compact and fast way.

Since it might be useful for other players too i decided to share it with you.

Features

- Allows to search for up to 6 Pokemon at once and displays their stats in a compact way

Example

Installation

Installation is super simple. Just download the Tool from here, extract the PokePvP.rar archive and run the Java file PokePvP.jar.

(VirusTotal link: here)

Please notice: You need to have Java installed on your computer!

PRO Market History is a community-driven tool for tracking Pokémon and item auction data in Pokémon Revolution Online (PRO)
It helps players make more informed trading decisions by providing verified historical sales data.

Does this Web-App give me an "average price" for an item?

No. We do not provide a "recommended prices" or "average price".
Prices in PRO are highly variable and context-dependent.
Instead, we showcase real, verified sales history so you can draw your own conclusions.

recently, me and my friend have created a web page to random generator pokemon and hope to share it to you aswell in this community!

website is : https://pokemonhive.com

When I play a pokemon card game with my friends, I will use this tool to random generate pokemon team selection, which is very convenient!!!

I wanted to share a handy tool I recently made that makes tracking Pokémon Revolution Online’s in-game time much easier — it’s called PokeTime!

Check it out here: https://therealfardust.github.io/PokeTime/

If you’ve ever been confused about the PRO day/night cycle or wanted to plan your gameplay around certain in-game events (or time-specific quests), PokeTime helps you convert real time into PRO time instantly. No more guessing or complicated math!

Features:

• Converts local time to PRO in-game time (5:1 time ratio) (Currently only on EST time. Will implement timezones if this gets enough attention.)

• Easy to use with a polished interface

• Helps plan events, hunting, and more based on PRO’s time system

Give it a try and see how it improves your daily in-game planning. Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions from the community!

Happy training,
Flamme1230 "Fardust"

since Reborn bot is sadly MIA, I made a quick and dirty GUI to present the data of the spawn dumps from the PRO website (https://pokemonrevolution.net/spawns/). If you want to update the spawns to the newest version, download the JSON dumps and drop them into the resource folder. The ones that are packaged are from sometime yesterday, so that shouldn't be necessary.

A halfway to passable repel trick filter is also available, but it currently doesn't understand multi-repel spawns (such as Pinsir/Scyther in Safari Area 1) but hey, my QA was me using it for about 2 hours and it always did what I wanted it to, so there's that. Expectations exceeded.

With 1.0.3, I added a feature that suggests a farming route for a pokemon. It's entirely based on my data collection (50k encounters roughly) so not sure how useful it is. But try it out, it might be a useful feature!

With 1.0.3b, I added a list of all routes with spawns in them to /resources/routeList.txt! This list will be used to check whether the route is accessible. You can comment out routes by leading the line with a semicolon (;). I banned most of the event ones and Guild Island. Customize as needed!

Requirements:

-Java RE (any above 6 should be fine, so if you downloaded it in the past 10 years, you're good)

Uses:

-JSON Simple library (packaged into the jar)

-Spawn dumps from the PRO website.

Quick release link:

https://github.com/Karyoplasma/PROkedex/releases/tag/1.0.4b

If you really want to take a look at messy, uncommented and overly complicated code, be my guest here: https://github.com/Karyoplasma/PROkedex

Let's hope Reborn is back soon and enjoy in the meantime,

Kary0plasma

Is there any chance i can contact a dev just to ask for the csv file for the headbutt pokemons? Just to complete the data dump for a webapp I am making for PRO. I would greatly appreciate it.

(I actually asked mods on discord, posting here just to make it easier to track)

I pretty much completely rewrote everything. The old version is pretty useless by now because so many spawns changed and it doesn't work with the new spawn dump structure, so there is no feasible way to update the spawn database.

The spawn chance predictions are gone because the new spawn dumps don't provide the information required for it to work. It was more guesswork than provably correct in the first place.

With no further ado, I present to you the 

2023 Update:

Feature changes:

• Better Spellchecker - The old one had some annoying bugs, this one should work more reliably and less intrusively.
• Better presentation of results - No more issues with spacing!
• Better GUI - You can resize the application window now without breaking everything. Also, right-clicking in the result table opens a pop-up menu that lets you copy or directly search for what's below.
• Better internals - Finally using Java8 standard methods instead of relying on very old ones.
• Better repel check - The old one was very unreliable, so wrote a new one from scratch. It should be more accurate and less prone to breaking. It should also work for time-sensitive repel spawns if there are any.
• Better updating - You can keep the spawn dumps and the files that depend on it updated by letting the app handle all the downloading and replacing. Don't worry about flooding PRO's servers, the routine makes sure that an update is reasonable before connecting to the server.
• Better maintainability - If you are modifying and building this app yourself, you will find that the new structure is way more intuitive. The GUI now actually only does GUI stuff instead of being a band-aid for everything. ActionEvents are handled by different classes, so there is no overlap in functionality.

Enjoy.

I figured it would be better to publish this is a new thread because it's basically a completely new application behind the same idea. Due to heavy refactoring and rewriting, this version is not compatible with the old one at all, so please report any issues or requests you have with the 2023 edition in this new thread instead.

Link to github repository: https://github.com/Karyoplasma/PROkedex

Link to release: https://github.com/Karyoplasma/PROkedex/releases/tag/2023Update

PROkedex 2023 Update.zip

ABOUT

NQR aka Not Quite Reborn is a discord bot.

The bot was made because Reborn bot cannot be added to new servers for the time being but later we decided to create it something beyond such that it wont be irrelevant if reborn can be added to new servers again but since we got busy IRL we stopped working on the bot.

SERVER INVITE LINK

https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=810237383832240162&permissions=139855264832&scope=bot applications.commands

NOTES

I do not Maintain the bot anymore.

SOURCES

Spawns, Items = https://pokemonrevolution.net/spawns/
Smogon = https://github.com/pokemondev/smogon-stats-discord
Dex = https://github.com/Purukitto/pokemon-data.json
Movesets = https://github.com/Deskbot/Pokemon-Learnsets
Digspots = https://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Diggable_Patches

Headbutt = https://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Special:GetData/HeadbuttSpawnData

Excavations = https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/112424-hoenn-excavation-sites-guide/

Mostused = https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/142666-most-used-pokemon/

Info = https://github.com/Touched/pokedex-data/tree/master/tables and https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/forum/16-game-data/

TM,HM and MoveTutors Data = https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/26744-tms-move-tutors/ and https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/165223-content-update-logs

Evspots, Repel = Reborn Bot

Notcoded = https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/28126-list-of-broken-moves-abilities-in-pro/

Step 1: Go to https://www.sendtric.com/ and create the desired timer

Step 2: Copy paste the highlighted text shown in the picture  

Step 3: Simply just paste the link you copied from step 2 under "other media" here on pro forums 

Easy as that! 🙂

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