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Originally Posted by
neecross
is there a way to keep the pokemon with the highest cp and the highest iv so lets say i got a nidoran with 150cp but perfect ivs and one with 350cp but 20% ivs i would like to keep both
You can use the -cp option (cp_override) to save everything equal to over it (-cp 350 for example).
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Okay big change--I'll be editing the OP. There's a new GUI version in the repo (pokeIV-gui.py). I've added all of the missing options to the config file so you can run it without the command line. The GUI is still in its early stages and doesn't have relogin yet (changign your username/pw/location in the config popup won't do anything yet).
The interface is pretty straightforward, but certainly let me know if anything seems complicated.
'Evolve' and 'Transfer' buttons perform the same task that -e -t did (these arguments have been removed). The buttons are mutually exclusive and the cancel button will cancel any task in progress. The pokemon listed at the bottom of the window will not have been transfered/evolved until the name changes (you can cancel something in-progress if you don't want to evolve/transfer it given you cancel within your delay limit).
Clicking on pokemon doesn't do anything. It might eventually let you evolve/transfer specific pokemon...
Resetting the window everytime options are changed is pretty buggy looking right now, but oh well.
Last edited by imoutits; 07-24-2016 at 06:31 PM.
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Using the command:
pokeIV.py -a ptc -u myPTCUserName -p myPTCPass -l coordinates
returns this:
Code:
Creating PTC session for myPTCUserName
Starting new HTTPS connection (1): sso.pokemon.com
Coordinates: coordinates
Starting new HTTPS connection (1): pgorelease.nianticlabs.com
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\User\Desktop\pokemongo-api-master\pokeIV.py", line 239, in <module>
main()
File "C:\Users\User\Desktop\pokemongo-api-master\pokeIV.py", line 210, in main
data = PokemonData(pokemon, candy, pokedex, family, cost, config)
TypeError: __init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 'session'
Any thoughts?
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Originally Posted by
kbone213
Using the command:
pokeIV.py -a ptc -u myPTCUserName -p myPTCPass -l coordinates
returns this:
Code:
Creating PTC session for myPTCUserName
Starting new HTTPS connection (1): sso.pokemon.com
Coordinates: coordinates
Starting new HTTPS connection (1): pgorelease.nianticlabs.com
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\User\Desktop\pokemongo-api-master\pokeIV.py", line 239, in <module>
main()
File "C:\Users\User\Desktop\pokemongo-api-master\pokeIV.py", line 210, in main
data = PokemonData(pokemon, candy, pokedex, family, cost, config)
TypeError: __init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 'session'
Any thoughts?
Getting the exact same thing here.
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That should be fixed now. I Broke some s tuff that the CLI version was using when I pushed the GUI.
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In the latest version, even though there's "verbose": "True" in config.json it doesn't work. Still have to add -v to see the actual IVs
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Originally Posted by
padman
In the latest version, even though there's "verbose": "True" in config.json it doesn't work. Still have to add -v to see the actual IVs

Woops... I should have really tested this stuff on the CLI version before pushing >_>. It's fixed now.
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Originally Posted by
imoutits
Woops... I should have really tested this stuff on the CLI version before pushing >_>. It's fixed now.
Thanks! I see white lists and blacklists got fixed too
Great tool btw!
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too risky to give our accounts and info
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Originally Posted by
rowxs
too risky to give our accounts and info
To who? The code's open source...
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Is there anyway to save the specific arguments like the blacklist, whitelist, etc. so they don't have to be input every time? Accidentally evolved some stuff I didn't want to because I thought the whitelist would save.
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pokeIV-gui.py: error: argument -l/--location: expected one argument
any reasons for this error? im doing
pokeIV.py -a google -u [email protected] -p password -l -37.7651298,145.3509665 -t -bl dratini -bl Vaporeon -bl dragonite -m 85 -v
seems to be the coords are weird
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Nice, saves a bunch of time
Last edited by uzi94; 07-24-2016 at 09:39 PM.
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Originally Posted by
rezzax
pokeIV-gui.py: error: argument -l/--location: expected one argument
any reasons for this error? im doing
pokeIV.py -a google -u
[email protected] -p password -l -37.7651298,145.3509665 -t -bl dratini -bl Vaporeon -bl dragonite -m 85 -v
seems to be the coords are weird
Try with quotes around the coords
pokeIV.py -a google -u [email protected] -p password -l "-37.7651298,145.3509665" -t -bl dratini -bl Vaporeon -bl dragonite -m 85 -v
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Originally Posted by
noremac13
Is there anyway to save the specific arguments like the blacklist, whitelist, etc. so they don't have to be input every time? Accidentally evolved some stuff I didn't want to because I thought the whitelist would save.
I might add that, but those options are meant to be used as a per-use kind of thing if you want to change things while it's running. If you want something permanently set you can do that in the config file.