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Nice work, a loser. I would suggest going off of DaWoblefet's article and not putting 100% faith in either Pokemon Showdown or the official damage calculator getting things right on. While they code should be correct in like 95%+ cases (probably 99%+), there are still several subtle known issues...

10/05/2019 - HoeenHero was promoted to Administrator!

Actually, we are working to open source the Smogon dex and unify it with the PS dex.

Features September 18 - pre changed BW sprites scaling from 2x/3x to 1x/2x September 22 - HoeenHero and his team released the Super Staff Bros Brawl update September 17 - Random Battle saw multiple improvements from The Immortal October 2 - peach lowered the chat delay from 600ms -> 100ms for...

peach has lowered the delay for trusted users to 100ms.

Please use the package. The UI is not intended to be processed programmatically, you will have a much better time using the API directly.

Features August 26 - jetou created the /lottery plugin used to power the lottery celebrating Pokémon Showdown's 8th birthday (though it may also be used by rooms to create their own lotteries) September 11 - /busy now defaults to /blockpms + thanks to Asheviere September 11 - 'Thing of the Day'...

Poll seems fairly decisive...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_pipe#In_Windows

Console.In.ReadLine and Console.Out.WriteLine. The one trick is that to both read and write from the pipe you'll need to give it a name on most systems. mkfifo pipe c_sharp_program < pipe | ./pokemon-showdown simulate-battle > pipe

Bet you thought this one wouldn't get addressed after so long... Fixed. :)

These should both be fixed (along with other moves which rely on the number of boosts).

This is now fixed, despite causing inconsistencies with PS. Maybe it will motivate us to fix PS as well :)

Client settings are stored in local storage in the browser (like teams) so you can do like localStorage.getItem('showdown_prefs') in the console and grab them all already (or 'showdown_teams') for your teams. Obviously this isn't the most convenient 'UI' and could probably be improved on.

The official damage calculator was refactored such that the logic and mechanics have been separated from the UI and are now available in a package on NPM, @pokemon-showdown/calc. If you're writing a program in Javascript (or Typescript), this can included as a dependency by your project to...