CP Calculations

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.

to calculate total the cp multiplier you do this:

Total_CP_Multiplier = CP_Multiplier + Additional_CP_Multiplier.

i am trying understand each of the components of this formula. is it this

option 1: cpm is based on trainer level and acpm is based on the pokemon level? if so, is there a chart that shows trainer cpm and pokemon cpm separately?

or is it this.

option 2: i just read when you first catch a pokemon is has a cpm based on its level (assuming pokemon level as the linked chart is listed in half levels) and an additional cpm of 0. you increase additional cpm by powering up. does this mean that theoretically if i want to make a super pokemon i should start off when its at the lowest level i can find so that i can get up to 80 power ups in to reach to level 40, reaching the cpm cap and reaching a very high acpm number by multiplying the acpm constant by 80? (what is the acpm constant?)

any insight on this would be greatly appreciated.