Fixed Breeding has no rules

[JohnnyComotion85]

I was trying to raise 2 of my Pokemon at the day care just for experience purposes. A Male Magby and a female Hoothoot. The 2 had an egg together! (Another Hoothoot) I haven't tried anyone else yet, but this is something I couldn't understand.

 

[Leahkim]

While ignoring the fact that Hoothoot has become a cradle-robber, magby has both its egg groups set to "None" and Hoothoot also has its secondary group set to "None"...magby is actually in the undiscovered group
I'm sure @Darkfire could make a quick fix for this..

 

[MrHippocrit]

I was trying to raise 2 of my Pokemon at the day care just for experience purposes. A Male Magby and a female Hoothoot. The 2 had an egg together! (Another Hoothoot) I haven't tried anyone else yet, but this is something I couldn't understand.

I can actually confirm this from a long time ago....

While ignoring the fact that Hoothoot has become a cradle-robber, magby has both its egg groups set to "None" and Hoothoot also has its secondary group set to "None"...magby is actually in the undiscovered group
I'm sure @Darkfire could make a quick fix for this..

Even then, a good amount of time ago I bred a Grimer and a Ponyta together after walking around for a good amount of time... How? Not sure, but it happend.

 

[Leahkim]

Even then, a good amount of time ago I bred a Grimer and a Ponyta together after walking around for a good amount of time... How? Not sure, but it happend.

Hummmm, well both grimer and ponyta also have that "none" egg group. Maybe the code for the breeding system needs an extra stipulation that the "none" egg group doesn't allow breeding...

 

[nilllzz]

Fixed.