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CPMs range from 0.094 to 0.8403. Non-integer Levels are always defined using the quadratic mean (root of mean of squares): CPM(L + 0.5) = √((CPM(L)<sup>2</sup> + CPM(L + 1)<sup>2</sup>) / 2), getting us down to 50 constants. | CPMs range from 0.094 to 0.8403. Non-integer Levels are always defined using the quadratic mean (root of mean of squares): CPM(L + 0.5) = √((CPM(L)<sup>2</sup> + CPM(L + 1)<sup>2</sup>) / 2), getting us down to 50 constants. | ||
There are five regimes of growth: 1–9.5, 10–19.5, 20–29.5, 30–39.5, and 40+. Beginning at Level 40, CPM growth becomes linear: 0.7903 (40), 0.8103 (44), 0.8303 (48), 0.8403 (50). So CPM is perfectly fit for | There are five regimes of growth: 1–9.5, 10–19.5, 20–29.5, 30–39.5, and 40+. Beginning at Level 40, CPM growth becomes linear: 0.7903 (40), 0.8103 (44), 0.8303 (48), 0.8403 (50). So CPM is perfectly fit for halflevels 79+ by the function ''0.0025 * (L - 79) + 0.7903''. We can define all 99 half-level CPMs recursively in O(n) time and O(1) space using seven floating-point and six integer constants: | ||
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float nextcpm(float cpm, float step){ | float nextcpm(float cpm, float step){ | ||
return sqrt( | return sqrt(pow(cpm, 2) + step); | ||
} | } | ||
// halflevel: positive integer (usually less than 100) equal to L * 2 - 1 | // halflevel: positive integer (usually less than 100) equal to L * 2 - 1 | ||
float cpm(int halflevel){ | float cpm(int halflevel){ | ||
float step; | |||
if(halflevel >= 79){ // Levels 40 and above are computed directly | if(halflevel >= 79){ // Levels 40 and above are computed directly | ||
return 0.0025 * (halflevel - | return 0.0025 * (halflevel - 79) + 0.7903; | ||
}else if(halflevel >= 59){ // Levels 30..39.5 | }else if(halflevel >= 59){ // Levels 30..39.5 | ||
step = 0.00445946079; | step = 0.00445946079; | ||
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} | } | ||
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Powering up has a cost in Stardust and XL Candy. The XL Candy cost is 0 until Level 40 | Powering up has a cost in Stardust, Candy, and [[XL Candy]]. The XL Candy cost is 0 until Level 40, at which point it costs 10 to power up to 40.5, up to 20 to power up from 49.5 to 50. The total cost from Levels 40 to 50 is 250k Stardust and 296 XL Candy. | ||
{{:Pokémon_Go_CPM_data}} | {{:Pokémon_Go_CPM_data}} | ||
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The scaled total sums over the products of typing count and net exponent. | The scaled total sums over the products of typing count and net exponent. | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" | {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center" | ||
! | ! Type !! BN2 !! BN1 !! B0 !! BP1 !! -3 !! -2 !! -1 !! 0 !! 1 !! 2 !! Total | ||
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| '''Normal''' || 1 || 2 || 15 || 0 || 2 || 17 || 32 || 118 || 0 || 0 || '''-72''' | | '''Normal''' || 1 || 2 || 15 || 0 || 2 || 17 || 32 || 118 || 0 || 0 || '''-72''' | ||
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'''FIXME:''' Now, we know the target type for Raids and Max battles, so this is only really relevant for PvP. We can only bring 3 Pokémon to a PvP battle, but each can have a different type of Fast Attack and (technically two different) Charged Attacks. So it would be nice to know three sets of two (or three) where one of the Attacks is efficient against a type, and the other class of Attacks is not inefficient against that same type. | '''FIXME:''' Now, we know the target type for Raids and Max battles, so this is only really relevant for PvP. We can only bring 3 Pokémon to a PvP battle, but each can have a different type of Fast Attack and (technically two different) Charged Attacks. So it would be nice to know three sets of two (or three) where one of the Attacks is efficient against a type, and the other class of Attacks is not inefficient against that same type. | ||
==XP rewards== | ==XP rewards== | ||
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| [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/462 Magnezone] || [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/82 Magneton] || 100 Magnemite Candy + Evolve near an active Magnetic Lure | | [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/462 Magnezone] || [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/82 Magneton] || 100 Magnemite Candy + Evolve near an active Magnetic Lure | ||
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| [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/476 Probopass] || [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/299 Nosepass] || 50 Nosepass Candy + Evolve near an active Magnetic Lure | |||
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| [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/706 Goodra] || [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/705 Sliggoo] || 100 Goomy Candy + Evolve near an active Rainy Lure | | [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/706 Goodra] || [https://db.pokemongohub.net/pokemon/705 Sliggoo] || 100 Goomy Candy + Evolve near an active Rainy Lure | ||
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* [https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphArena/comments/aa3e1z/guide_primer_on_stats_and_level_when_constrained/ Primer on stats and levels when constrained by CP] by u/glencurio on r/TheSilphArena | * [https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphArena/comments/aa3e1z/guide_primer_on_stats_and_level_when_constrained/ Primer on stats and levels when constrained by CP] by u/glencurio on r/TheSilphArena | ||
* [https://pogo.gamepress.gg/attack-based-charged-move-priority-added-trainer-battles Attack-Based Charged Move Priority Added to Trainer Battles] by Tyler on Gamepress | * [https://pogo.gamepress.gg/attack-based-charged-move-priority-added-trainer-battles Attack-Based Charged Move Priority Added to Trainer Battles] by Tyler on Gamepress | ||
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