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usage: pokemon [-h] [-n NAME]
[-r [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} ...]]]
[-l [0.xx]] [-d [0.xx]]
[-t [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} ...]]]
[-ne] [-e] [-ss [X]] [-w] [-v] [-dr] [-c]
[id]

Set a pokemon to the current terminal background or wallpaper

positional arguments:
id Specify wanted pokemon ID or exact (case
insensitive) name

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c, --clear Clears the current pokemon from terminal background
and quits.

Filters:
Arguments used to filter the list of pokemons with various conditions that
then will be picked

-n NAME, --name NAME Filter by pokemon which name contains NAME
-r [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} ...]], --region [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} [{kanto,johto,hoenn,sinnoh,unova,kalos} ...]]
Filter pokemons by region
-l [0.xx], --light [0.xx]
Filter out pokemons darker (lightness threshold
lower) then 0.xx (default is 0.7)
-d [0.xx], --dark [0.xx]
Filter out pokemons lighter (lightness threshold
higher) then 0.xx (default is 0.42)
-t [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} ...]], --type [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} [{normal,fire,fighting,water,flying,grass,poison,electric,ground,psychic,rock,ice,bug,dragon,ghost,dark,steel,fairy} ...]]
Filter pokemons by type.
-ne, --no-extras Excludes extra pokemons (from extras folder)
-e, --extras Excludes all non-extra pokemons

Misc:
-ss [X], --slideshow [X]
Instead of simply choosing a random pokemon from the
filtered list, starts a slideshow (with X minutes of
delay between pokemon) in the background with
pokemon that matched filters
-w, --wallpaper Changes desktop wallpaper instead of terminal
background
-v, --verbose Enables verbose output
-dr, --dry-run Implies -v and doesn't actually change either
wallpaper or background after the pokemon has been
chosen

Not setting any filters will get a completely random pokemon
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You can, like in iTerm2, enable transparency. Simply press the down arrow in the tab bar and click settings. Once the JSON file opens, add the following settings under the defaults section:

`json
"backgroundImageOpacity": 0.5,
"useAcrylic": true,
"acrylicOpacity": 0.0
`

Adding Custom Images

The folder pokemonterminal/Images/Extra is for adding custom images. You can manually add backgrounds to this folder and they will be visible to the program. Only JPG format is supported. To see a list of all the custom backgrounds type:
`bash
$ pokemon -e -dr
`
Alternatively, you can delete images from this folder and it will not break the program.

Solutions for Common Issues

* If you experience a line at the top of the terminal after changing the Pokemon, you can remove it by typing in the clear command or opening a new terminal.

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To show a random Pokemon each session:
1. Open ~/.bashrc in your favorite text editor.
2. Add the following lines to it:
`bash
if [[ "$TERMINOLOGY" -eq "1" ]]; then
pokemon
fi
`
That will simply pick a completely random Pokemon each session, but the pokemon line is simply calling the app, so you can still filter with regions, darkness, and etc. like you normally would, or you can also reset to a preset Pokemon every time you start.

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