Muddy

I specifically made this because I wanted one for Linux. I just happened to not make it only for Linux.

I specifically made this because I wanted one for Linux. I just happened to not make it only for Linux.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Sorry about that, this has been fixed in current version on the github!
 
The newest version also includes the following changes:
 
Interactive configuration menu:
Bind commands to keys and key combos, can even have the same command bound to multiple keys or multiple commands to the same keys! Set horde count Set language Launching for the first time forces assignment of your Sweet Scent key Revamps:
Holding CTRL will change the + and - buttons to be +/-horde instead (ex: +5 and -5) Tooltip texts have been rewritten for clarity The whole window will now flash a color any time the count updates All window colors are now configurable (manually) within the generated encounters.py file. It's pretty self explanatory if you open the file and see! Fixes:
Key combo checking is now strict (alt+esc+a will no longer activate alt+esc bindings) Default language is now unset, removing the need for an English (en) translation spec Removed 'Horde Increment' command, since 'Sweet Scent' is the same thing Todo:
The Chinese translation is currently awaiting updates, so it is missing most translations Add theme customization to the configuration menu Make the strict key combo check treat all keys as individuals if no modifiers are held, ie: F+G is treated as single F and single G. This will fix the slight annoyance of enCounter not registering a sweet scent activation when accidentally pressing your sweet scent key (F) and the key next to it (G) at the same time, even though the game does.  

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Sorry about that, this has been fixed in current version on the github!
 
The newest version also includes the following changes:
 
Interactive configuration menu:
Bind commands to keys and key combos, can even have the same command bound to multiple keys or multiple commands to the same keys! Set horde count Set language Launching for the first time forces assignment of your Sweet Scent key Revamps:
Holding CTRL will change the + and - buttons to be +/-horde instead (ex: +5 and -5) Tooltip texts have been rewritten for clarity The whole window will now flash a color any time the count updates All window colors are now configurable (manually) within the generated encounters.py file. It's pretty self explanatory if you open the file and see! Fixes:
Key combo checking is now strict (alt+esc+a will no longer activate alt+esc bindings) Default language is now unset, removing the need for an English (en) translation spec Removed 'Horde Increment' command, since 'Sweet Scent' is the same thing Todo:
The Chinese translation is currently awaiting updates, so it is missing most translations Add theme customization to the configuration menu Make the strict key combo check treat all keys as individuals if no modifiers are held, ie: F+G is treated as single F and single G. This will fix the slight annoyance of enCounter not registering a sweet scent activation when accidentally pressing your sweet scent key (F) and the key next to it (G) at the same time, even though the game does.  

Super appreciating this as a Linux user, you saved me the time it would take to code this myself. Great job!

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

I just fixed the bug where the tooltips will render below the widget on windows, and the appearance seems to be pretty accurate across platforms now! Except on Windows it is a little bit bigger than I had intended, but I don't think there is much I can do it about it 😞
 
This was mostly a Linux project in the first place, sorry Windows users, but today you come second 😅️
 
Awesome! I'll work on a new version that can handle translations files on the fly 🙂
 
I should also be able translate it to Spanish myself. Thank you for your help and support!

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.

Muddy's enCounter

On GitHub: https://github.com/noglass/pokemmo-enCounter (more details, screenshots, and the code are available here!)
 
Translations:
About:
 
enCounter is an extremely lightweight and cross-platform Python3 script that creates a floating widget window that will count your encounters in PokeMMO!
 
enCounter works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS!
 
This script works a bit differently than the existing ones, the main difference is that this does not use any sort of screen capturing to count the encounters!
Instead, this lets you configure what key you have set to activate Sweet Scent and how many Pokemon are in each horde (you can set this to 1 for single shunting).
 
There are also manual increment, decrement, horde increment, horde decrement, and undo buttons (and keybinds) for fine tuning.
 
You can undo your last 50 actions. This includes resetting.
 
You can pause the counter, disabling all key and button input, except for unpause and the exit button.