Due to the amount of interest in adding pokemon to the source, I have decided to create a little bit of documentation to help explain modify the source to add and modify formats and Pokemon.
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Due to the amount of interest in adding pokemon to the source, I have decided to create a little bit of documentation to help explain modify the source to add and modify formats and Pokemon.
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My Pokemon shiny raid seed checker https://cute.berichan.net/ which is essentially a dudu bot clone runs on a Raspberry Pi 4 so I thought I'd write down how I compiled an arm-64 optimized version of SysBot.NET/Pokemon.
This guide assumes you have a working and 64-bit compatible Raspberry Pi with the 64-bit version of Raspbian installed and have at least a basic understanding of how to use Raspbian/Linux. If you can't get this set up, you should ask for help in the official Raspberry Pi forums. Note, the 64-bit OS is only installable on the Pi 3 and Pi 4 (and onwards) devices. 32-bit compilation (not covered) is easier but significantly slower for a variety of things SysBot.NET uses, so I don't recommend it.
Make sure your pi is up-to-date by running sudo apt-get update
then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
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Note, This guide also assumes you have already used (with success) SysBot.NET at least once and are able to copy over your c