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Resource Python Instant Sorting SQL Script: The Sortable SQL Database Creator! 1.69

SuperSpyroDragon64

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SuperSpyroDragon64 submitted a new resource:

Python Instant Sorting SQL Script: The Sortable SQL Database Creator! - Sort your Pokemon by Ability, Base Stat, BST, Type, Name, and more!

Ever wanted to quickly sort your Pokemon by stat, type, ability, name, or base stat total? Then you need my Python Instant Sorting SQL Script!

Want to quickly create some Snowboarders and the Ice-type Gym Leader by writing Ice into the Types list (ensuring only Ice-types are displayed) and clicking the Attack column to sort it by highest attack to lowest attack?

Want to quickly create some Hikers and Miners and the Rock-type Gym Leader by writing Rock into the Types list (ensuring only...

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BlurzyBord

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Out of curiousity, would this work for v20.1? Sounds like a great resource regardless however!
 

SuperSpyroDragon64

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SuperSpyroDragon64 updated Python Instant Sorting SQL Script: The Sortable SQL Database Creator! with a new update entry:

NEW SCRIPT - BUGFIXED AND BETTER THAN EVER, includes Pokemon_Forms edition!

NEW SCRIPT - BUGFIXED AND BETTER THAN EVER, includes Pokemon_Forms edition!

Never again will this script unintentionally buff a Pokemon too much, making its BST over 600!

Code:
filename = "pokemon.txt"
total_cap = 600  # new total cap
factor_cap = 1.5  # new factor cap
max_value = 255

def calculate_new_values(nums, total_cap, factor_cap):
    original_total = sum(nums)
    if original_total < total_cap:
        factor = min(total_cap / original_total, factor_cap)
        new_first_num =...

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