Pixelmon breeding eevee

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Breeding Pokemon in Pixelmon may turn out to be quite a complicated task, if you have no idea what to do. There are lots of small details that need to be taken into account, and usually the desired results will take a bit of time.

This guide will give you all the necessary tips on how to breed Pokemon in Pixelmon in the most accessible way. However, you will still be confronted with some math and decision-making. So, if you're up to the challenge, then let’s begin with the basic tools.

Items for breeding

First of all, you need to craft a Ranch Block – a type of block in Pixelmon that consists of the following components: Flower Pot, PC, and Piston. Once you’ve crafted a Ranch Block you need to set up a Ranch area of at least 9x9 (81 blocks) for breeding.

Now, you need to have two Pokemon – male and female – one of them needs to have at least one of its IVs to be 30 or 31 (see this guide on how to calculate your Pokemon IVs). This is needed if you want to make your hatchlings have high IVs.

Also, both parents need to be compatible within their Egg Group. If you try to combine two incompatible Pokemon nothing will happen, and you will waste your time. So, check all the available Egg Groups and breed accordingly.

Another important thing to consider is Pokemon’s nature. If you want your hatchling to have a certain nature, then one of the parents must have that nature, plus you need to give it an Everstone before the breeding process begins.

Satisfaction value and duration of breeding

The next big step is to make sure that your chosen male and female Pokemon start the actual breeding process. For this you need to create a satisfactory environment. Pokemon will start breeding when their satisfaction will reach 35 points of value (see the table above for the full breakdown of satisfaction values).

You can see that if this level of satisfaction is not achieved, the Pokemon will not be able to breed. On the other hand, the higher their level of satisfaction is, the quicker they will produce a new generation of Pokemon.

In order to satisfy both Pokemon, you need to know what type of environment is the most suitable for them (here is the complete breakdown of environments).

For example, you want to breed two Bug Pokemon. This means that you have to set up an area of 81 blocks (9x9) filled with Flower Pots or Mushrooms, since these kinds of breeding blocks have the highest satisfaction value (3) for the Bug type of Pokemon.

So, when you make this kind of Ranch and put two Bug parents into this area with a Ranch Block in the middle, the breeding of the new Pokemon will take only 37 minutes (81x3=243, which is much higher than it is needed for the highest satisfaction value of 139).

Also, if you wish two different types of Pokemon to breed, then simply make the ranch that consists of half of the most fitting blocks for one parent and the other half for the other (50/50).

How to breed Pokemon with highest IVs

After all that you’ve learned about breeding, here comes up a question – how do you actually breed Pokemon with the highest possible IVs?

Apart from having at least one parent with high IVs, you also need to have EV-enhancing items, such as Power Anklet for Speed or Power Lens for Sp. Atk (here is the full list of available EV-enhancing items).

When you have a new baby Pokemon with high IV for Speed or Sp. Atk, you can give it another item for a different stat and the generation that will come from this Pokemon will have both of its stats.

In this way, from one generation to another, you will be able to eventually breed a perfect Pokemon that has all 6 stats with the highest possible IVs (although it will take some time and effort, but it’s all worth it).

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Mechanics

In order for Pokémon to be able to breed, the environment around the ranch block they are inside has to be satisfactory for them. This is determined by the presence, quality, and quantity of certain blocks that are appropriate for the breeding Pokémon's type(s).

Each kind of block that is considered satisfactory for a type has a certain value from 1 to 4, while unsuitable blocks do not contribute to satisfaction and have values of 0. For each of the Pokémon's types, the satisfaction is the sum of the values of all of the blocks within the ranch block's range. Depending on the amount of satisfaction, a breeding strength value for the type is calculated, between 0 and 2. For single-type Pokémon, the breeding strength for their single type is used. For dual-type Pokémon, the breeding strength values of each of their types are averaged to obtain a final value (rounded down to the nearest multiple of 0.5).

The breeding strength value is then translated into how fast the Pokémon will breed (or if it will breed at all) with the following table.

If an environment is modified during the breeding process and the satisfaction value rises above or drops below one of the thresholds listed above, the breeding speed will change accordingly. If the environment becomes unsuitable because of this, the Pokémon will start losing attraction at a rate of one stage every 30 minutes. The breeding process will continue even if the chunk is unloaded.

A ranch block has a 9×9 area around it by default and has a maximum range (with several ranch upgrades) of 15×15. The block that the ranch block is on and any blocks directly above the ranch block are not included, meaning that a ranch block will take into account between 80 and 224 blocks when determining satisfactions depending on its range. On each coordinate, the highest block that is at most 3 blocks higher than the ranch block is used to calculate satisfaction.

Blocks

Bug

Dark

Dragon

Electric

Fairy

Fighting

Fire

Flying

Ghost

Grass

Ground

Ice

Normal

Poison

Psychic

Rock

Steel

Water

Eevee is the pokemon whish has one type (Normal) from the 1 generation. You can find it in such biomes as a Birch Forest, a Birch Forest Hills and others.
Evolves into Sylveon when leveled up with happines over 220 if knows Fairy type move in a Plains M, Forest M biomes.
Evolves into Vaporeon when a water stone is used on it.
Evolves into Jolteon when a thunder stone is used on it.
Evolves into Flareon when a fire stone is used on it.
Evolves into Espeon when leveled up with happines over 220 at day.
Evolves into Umbreon when leveled up with happines over 220 at night.
Evolves into Leafeon when leveled up near mossyrock.
Evolves into Glaceon when leveled up near icyrock.

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How to catch?

Catch Rate: 45
5.88%
8.81%
11.75%
29.38% (Only on first turn!)
20.57% (Only if pokemon in water!)
20.57% (Only if pokemon in dark place!)
5.88% (This pokemon not Fast)

Level UP Moves

Tutor Moves

Egg Moves

TM Moves

TR Moves

Transfer Moves

Screenshots

Ordinary Eevee

Shiny Eevee

Gigantamax Eevee

Shiny Gigantamax Eevee

Creator Eevee