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Breeding/ru

From Pixelmon Wiki


Разведение — это процесс, в котором два Поке́мона размножаются, в результате появляется новый Покемон 1 уровня.

Требования

В целом, для размножения требуются два Поке́мона противоположных полов. Также они оба должны быть частью одной Яйцевой Группы. Этот процесс произведёт Яйцо, содержащее Поке́мона 1 уровня начальной формы эволюции вида Поке́мона-матери (например, мать-Венузавр снесёт Яйцо Бульбазавра).

Исключения

Подготовка

Блок ранчо

Чтобы разводить любых Поке́монов, необходим блок ранчо.



Flower Pot

PC

Piston



Ranch Block


После размещения блока ранчо туда можно поставить двух Поке́монов из ПК игрока (не из команды игрока), и они начнут бродить по области 9×9 блоков вокруг блока ранчо. Если эти Поке́моны совместимы для размножения, начнется процесс разведения. До 7.0.0 блок ранчо мог содержать до шести Поке́монов, и если было несколько пар совместимых Поке́монов, в блоке ранчо могли происходить несколько процессов разведения одновременно.

Процесс разведения

Для того чтобы два совместимых Поке́мона размножались, прежде всего, они должны полюбить друг друга. Чтобы это произошло, среда вокруг них (в пределах действия блока ранчо) должна им проходить, этого можно достигнуть достаточным количеством блоков, соответствующих типам Покемонов. Это не зависит от биома. Если блоков недостаточно для удовлетворения обоих родителей, процесс размножения не может произойти.

В случае с двухтипными Поке́монами, блоки, соответствующие любому из типов Поке́мона, помогут удовлетворить его средой, но каждый отдельный блок повлияет меньше, чем мог бы на однотипного Поке́мона. В большинстве случаев более редкие блоки будут способствовать большему удовлетворению покемонов, чем более распространённые блоки.

Относительно каждой области 1x1, блоки ранчо учитывают самый высокий блок, который максимум на 3 блока выше, чем блок ранчо.

To make it easier to construct a suitable environment for breeding, it is possible to place the ranch block in a biome that already contains suitable blocks for the breeding Pokémon, but this is not required. The ranch block's range can also be increased with ranch upgrades (obtained as special drops) in order to increase the number of blocks that are counted in the environment. The maximum range of a ranch block is 15×15, requiring twelve ranch upgrades to achieve.

For a more detailed explanation on how environment satisfaction is determined and a full list of blocks that are suitable for each type, see this page.

Once both Pokémon are satisfied with their environment, they will automatically begin to accumulate affection for each other. The progress of their affection can be roughly gauged by the color of the hearts that emanate from the Pokémon, with red hearts being required to produce Eggs.

Level Heart color
0 No hearts
1 Gray Heart.pngGray
2 Purple Heart.pngPurple
3 Blue Heart.pngBlue
4 Yellow Heart.pngYellow
5 Red Heart.pngRed

The more suitable blocks there are in the ranch block's range, the faster the Pokémon will accumulate affection for each other. A general indicator of how suitable the environment is to the Pokémon can be displayed by interacting with the Pokémon. The possible text can be displayed is listed below.

Text Meaning Duration of breeding process Duration per breeding level
"Pokémon 1 has no one to fall in love with!" There is only one Pokémon in the ranch block. N/A N/A
"Pokémon 1 doesn't get along well with anyone here!" There are no other Pokémon in the ranch block that this Pokémon can breed with. N/A N/A
"Pokémon 1 has a crush on Pokémon 2, but doesn't feel comfortable in this environment!" Unsuitable environment. Pokémon already in love will start losing love for each other. N/A -30 minutes (loses affection)
"Pokemon 1 likes Pokémon 2 a tiny bit more every day!" Suitable environment 2 hours, 30 minutes 30 minutes
"Pokémon 1 is more attracted to Pokémon 2 every day!" Suitable environment 1 hour, 15 minutes 15 minutes
"Pokémon 1's love for Pokémon 2 grows rapidly every day!" Suitable environment 50 minutes 10 minutes
"Pokémon 1 falls madly in love with Pokémon 2 every single day!" Suitable environment 37½ minutes 7½ minutes
"Pokémon 1 loves Pokémon 2 as much as possible!" The two Pokémon have produced an Egg in the ranch block. N/A N/A
A ranch block with an Egg inside of it

It is also possible to immediately advance Pokémon by a breeding level by using Isi's Silver Hourglass or Isi's Golden Hourglass, obtainable from special drops. The breeding process will continue even if the chunk is unloaded.

Once both Pokémon reach maximum affection, they will produce an Egg, which will be visible on the ranch block and can be claimed in the ranch block interface. The Egg will go into the player's party or the player's PC, depending on whether the player's party is full. The two Pokémon that made the Egg will then have their affections reset to 0 and the breeding process will restart.

If the ranch block is destroyed at any time during the breeding process, all progress will be lost, including Pokémon affection and ranch upgrades. Any Pokémon inside the block will be returned to the player's PC.

Hatching

After claiming an Egg, the player must walk around with the Egg until it hatches. An Egg will not hatch or become closer to hatching while it is stored in the PC. In an Egg's summary screen, instead of the usual information, there is only an indicator of roughly how long the Egg will take before it hatches. Eggs cannot participate in battle.

After a sufficient amount of steps, the Egg will hatch. A "step" in regards to Egg hatching is equivalent to the time it takes to walk the full length of two blocks at normal speed. Methods of boosting traveling speed, like mounting a Pokémon, will increase the rate that Egg steps are deducted at. The amount of steps needed for an Egg to hatch depends on the species of Pokémon inside the Egg and the config setting for "stepsPerEggCycle" in the Pixelmon config file.

If a Pokémon with either Flame Body or Magma Armor is in the player's party, any Eggs in the player's party will hatch twice as fast. This effect does not stack if multiple party Pokémon have Flame Body or Magma Armor.

Once the Egg is hatched, a level 1 Pokémon will be revealed. The player can then use the newly-hatched Pokémon in battle and train it like a regular Pokémon.

Inheritance

Parents can pass on several traits that they possess to their offspring.

IVs

  • Combined, the two parents will pass down three random IVs to their offspring. These IVs will not overlap with each other (i.e., the mother and father cannot both pass the same IV).
  • Certain held items can influence the inherited IVs. These held items are detailed in the held items section below.

Poké Ball

  • If two Pokémon of the same species are bred (regardless of form), the egg will have an equal chance of inheriting either parent's Poké Ball. Otherwise, the Poké Ball that the mother is in will be passed to her offspring unless the Poké Ball is a Master Ball or a Cherish Ball.
  • In genderless breeding if a Pokémon in the right slot of a Ranch Block has an inheritable Poké Ball (any Poké Ball aside from Master Ball or a Cherish Ball) the egg will inherit the corresponding Poké Ball. Otherwise, the offspring would inherit Poké Ball matching with the Pokémon in the left slot.

Growth

  • The growths of offspring are inherited from their parents. Growth inheritance is determined by the growth between the mother's and father's growths (e.g., ordinary is directly between runt and giant), with some random variance allowing the two growths directly next to the determined growth (using the previous example, small and huge growths would be possible as well). This slight variance in growth will occur even if both parents have the same growth. This is the only way to obtain Pokémon that are microscopic or ginormous, requiring two Pokémon that are pygmy or two Pokémon that are enormous (respectively) to breed together. Each offspring from these Pokémon will having a ⅓ chance of inheriting the corresponding extreme growth stats.

Ability

  • The mother has an 80% chance of passing her Ability to her offspring, unless it's a hidden ability, in which case it will have a 60% chance to be passed to her offspring. The male's Ability has no bearing on the inherited Ability if a mother is present.
  • If a male Pokémon breeds with a Ditto, the male Pokémon's Ability has a 60% chance of being passed on. This applies to normal abilities as well as hidden abilities. The Ditto's Ability does not affect this chance.

The 1/150 chance (by default) of obtaining a hidden Ability is not present when breeding. If neither of the statements above allow the inheritance of a hidden Ability, there is no chance that the offspring will have hidden Abilities.

Note: The inheritance of Abilities depends entirely on the Ability slot of the Pokémon rather than the Ability itself. If all Abilities are obtained legitimately and not edited with external NBT editing tools, this is not an issue, but improperly editing the Abilities of Pokémon without changing their Ability slots will cause breeding mechanics to use the original, unedited Ability when determining inheritance. More information can be found here.

Egg moves

If the mother or father have certain moves, their offspring could potentially inherit these moves despite not normally being able to learn them.

  • If either the father or the mother (or both) know certain species-specific "Egg moves", their offspring will inherit these moves. The majority of these moves are unable to be learned by the Pokémon except with this method.
  • If the father knows any moves that can be taught via TMs or HMs, the offspring will inherit these moves if they are able to normally learn these moves via TM/HM.
  • If both the mother and father know moves that are in their offspring's level up movepool, the offspring will inherit these moves. This may cause the offspring to know moves that it would normally only be able to learn at higher levels.

If more than four moves fit the criteria above, the moves that the offspring will have are decided using the above list as a hierarchy; i.e., Egg moves have priority over the other criteria. If there are more than four potential Egg moves to be inherited, the mother's Egg moves are prioritized.

If a Pikachu or a Raichu breeds while holding a Light Ball, the offspring Pichu will know the move Volt Tackle regardless of whether the parents know the move.

Held items

Several held items influence aspects of the parent Pokémon that are passed to the offspring Pokémon.

  • Grid Destiny Knot.pngDestiny Knot: If held by either parent, five IVs will be passed from the parents to the offspring instead of three.
  • Grid Everstone.pngEverstone: If held by a parent, the offspring's Nature will always match the nature of the parent holding the Everstone. If both parents are holding Everstones, the offspring will randomly inherit one of the parents' Natures.
  • Power items: If held by a parent, the offspring will always inherit the IV from that parent that corresponds to the power item. If the two parents are each holding a different power item, both of them will pass down their corresponding IVs. If both parents are holding the same type of power item, either one of them will be randomly chosen to pass on the corresponding IV.
Stat Power item
HP Grid Power Weight.pngPower Weight
Attack Grid Power Bracer.pngPower Bracer
Defense Grid Power Belt.pngPower Belt
Special Attack Grid Power Lens.pngPower Lens
Special Defense Grid Power Band.pngPower Band
Speed Grid Power Anklet.pngPower Anklet

Alolan Breeding

When breeding Alolan Pokémon, the chance of receiving an Alolan Pokémon depends on its parents.

  • If the parents are both Alolan, the egg will be Alolan 100% of the time.
  • If the parents are Alolan and normal form, and the mother is the Alolan, the egg will be Alolan 50% of the time.
  • If the parents are an Alolan and a Ditto, the egg will be Alolan 25% of the time.
  • You can never breed a Pokemon you do not have. For example, you can not breed Alolan Vulpix and a regular Sandshrew to get an Alolan Sandshrew. It will only produce Vulpix, Alolan Vulpix, and regular Sandshrew.
Ability Breeding Alolan Pokemon

Breeding abilities with Alolans is different from normal ability breeding.

  • An Alolan Pokemon can never pass down its ability or hidden ability if its child is not Alolan. Otherwise, it follows standard rules.
  • A normal form Pokemon can never pass down its ability or hidden ability if its child is Alolan.
  • Ditto can never pass down its ability to either form.

Other

  • If the parents have differing original Trainers, their offspring have double the normal chance of being Shiny.

Config settings

  • "allowBreeding": If this setting is set to false, ranch blocks cannot be crafted or placed, making breeding impossible.
  • "allowRandomBreedingEggsToBeLegendary": This setting can allow two Ditto parents to potentially (randomly) produce Legendary Pokémon from their Eggs.
  • "breedingTicks": How long it takes for a Pokémon to advance from one breeding level to the next under average conditions ("Pokémon 1 is more attracted to Pokémon 2 every day!"). This is measured in ticks (20 ticks = 1 second). If breeding environments are enabled, this time will be affected by multipliers depending on how suitable the breeding environment is.
  • "numBreedingStages": The number of breeding levels required to produce an Egg.
  • "stepsPerEggCycle": Egg cycles are used to determine how many steps it takes for Eggs to hatch. The lower this value, the fewer steps it takes for Eggs to hatch.
  • "useBreedingEnvironment": Whether or not the environment around a ranch block affects the speed of the breeding process. If this is disabled, the speed of breeding will always be equal to "Pokémon 1 is more attracted to Pokémon 2 every day!"

Trivia

In earlier developmental versions of Pixelmon, the breeding process was different than the version that is currently in the mod. This antiquated version of breeding was never released publicly and was changed into the current version of breeding before the public release of breeding in Pixelmon.

Former breeding method

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