Yo.I'm usually like Dragonite, designing each environment and then deciding what Pokemon would naturally fit there after (with bias for adding type variety and differing species). I find it's a really relaxed way of designing the dex but it's easy to lose track of what Pokemon are included. It's also fun to make a spreadsheet, or use a tool like Stardex to organize your region ahead of time. I'd say the main drawback of doing it in that order is just that...perfecting your dex balance is one of those tasks that can be endlessly revised, and stressing too much about it can get the whole project stuck in the pre-planning stages.
I reccommend trying different methods! You might assume that one way of doing things suits your personality, but the style and size of each project can really change your perspective.
If i made any pokemon game I'd put the entire national dex in. That's just how it should be imo.
Unfortunately not, but I found it on GitHub here. Could this possibly be used to either bring it back on a new webpage or locally?Stardex site is dead, now what? Anyone know of similar tools?
I don't know why it went down, but I'm also not too familiar with GitHub so I don't know quite how to work stardex from it's GitHub? if that's what GitHub is for.Unfortunately not, but I found it on GitHub here. Could this possibly be used to either bring it back on a new webpage or locally?
Also does anybody know why it went down in the first place?
I have no idea what GitHub is for either, but it looks like all the code is there so somebody may be able to bring it back using that? Just a thought though.I don't know why it went down, but I'm also not too familiar with GitHub so I don't know quite how to work stardex from it's GitHub? if that's what GitHub is for.