You can find an in-depth tutorial on the Batch Editor Here. Once you are satisfied with your search criteria, you can click "search" the same way as with the simple criteria. Note: the search criteria format is the same as the "Batch Editor". This database will be continually updated whenever there is a new one announced. There are hundreds of these events dotted around the world and theyre usually very hard to keep track of. You will see a text box appear next to the simple search criteria.Īfter you have enabled the "Advanced Search" box, you can input whatever search criteria you want. This database provides details for the Pokémon that were given away at events. For more advance search criteria, open the Pokemon database and navigate to "Tools/Search Settings" and click on the "Advanced Search" Option.
Pokemon database Pc#
Once you are back in PKHeX, you should see your results that you exported in your PC boxes like normal.ħ. Close all prompts and close the database window. Follow the prompts (Most likely you will only need to click "yes" for all of the prompts) and an alert will pop up confirming that the Pokemon have been loaded into your save.Ħ. The export feature is very easy to use and self explanatory.ĥ. For this demonstration I will be showing the import feature. Once you are satisfied with your search results, you can click on "Tools" to either export the results of your search to a folder of your choosing on your computer, or you can import the results of your search into the current box of the save you have loaded. In this test search I have selected to only show Adamant Nature Pokemon that are in the pk7 format.Īfter you click "Search" your filtered results should appear.Ĥ. On the side of the database are search criteria to narrow your search of Pokemon.Įnter in your search criteria and click the "Search" Button. Once your Pokemon are organized in your preferred style, your Pokemon database is ready to use. This is useful for collections like living dexes or shiny Pokemon vs non shiny since with this method, Pokemon are grouped by folder A-Z instead of File A-Z.ģ. The second way of organizing your Pokemon database is by organizing your Pokemon into certain folders with other criteria. This may cause inconsistencies in the order of Pokemon. This is useful for seeing all Pokemon with the same species grouped together by default Note:Because the Database sorts the default view by A-Z, files will not be in generational order (Gen 1-7) but instead file A-Z order. The first way is to Place all of the pk files into the database folder without folders. isnt endorsed by Nintendo and doesnt reflect the views or opinions of Nintendo or anyone officially involved.
There are 2 ways of organizing your Pokemon database. Using a Pokemon database streamlines the process of backing up, preserving, and organizing any size of Pokemon collection making it a very useful and powerful feature to take advantage of.ġ. In the same folder that PKHeX is located, create a new folder called "pkmdb"Ģ. This tutorial will teach you the basics of creating as well as managing a Pokemon database in PKHeX.
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