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@tylercamp tylercamp released this 18 Dec 22:21
· 78 commits to main since this release

This update adds IV solving and improves the accuracy of Pal Calc's effort estimations. I strongly recommend re-running the solver for anything you're currently breeding.

  • Features
    • Added IV options to solver settings (#22)
    • Breeding graph now shows possible IV ranges based on parents
    • Added sortable IV columns to the results list/table
  • Improvements
    • Apply effects of Philanthropist passive, which halves breeding time (#65)
    • Updates to Chinese (Simplified) translation (thanks @yhpopcom!) (#69)
    • Location preview popup now shows location in grid, available for all owned pals
    • Added pause/resume buttons when solver is running
    • Solver auto-pauses and shows a warning when low on memory
    • Allow resizing the results list/table
    • General optimizations for speed + memory usage
    • Updated from .NET 8 to .NET 9
      • General performance improvements
      • (You will be asked to install .NET 9)
  • Bugfixes
    • Multiple target pals with exactly the same properties would not be selectable in the "Target Pals" list
    • Composite pals (combination of owned male+female pals) would lose the "Opposite Gender" property when the app is restarted
    • Occasional error when solver is canceled
    • Closing the window while solver was running would not cancel the solver, it would continue in the background (#66)
    • Various fixes for mistakes in effort calculations
      • Incorrect use of Pascal's Triangle for finding number of combinations
      • Random/irrelevant passives not counted correctly when calculating combinations
      • Incorrect handling of parent pals which had the same irrelevant passives

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Download and run PalCalc.UI.exe, replacing any existing EXE if necessary. Pal Calc should be placed in its own folder, separate from other files.

When run for the first time, you may be asked to install .NET 9 from Microsoft. Otherwise, Pal Calc should never ask for elevated permissions.