Paitings in an Exhibition

[Cipher]

I have a question about the requirements to have a Contest winner's picture hung in the Lilycove Museum. My Castform won the Master Rank Beauty Contest and had its picture hung in the museum. However, when it won the Master Rank Tough Contest later, it's picture was not hung. It's Tough Stat was maxed out, and it was holding the Yellow Scarf. What are the exact requirements for being painted? Did it fail to win the Tough Contest by enough, can each Pokemon be in only one painting at a time, or can each Pokemon be painted only once ever? Answers appreciated.

 

[Vertical Bird]

I heard the artist must have a heart avove his head when doing the contests..

 

[Cipher]

I always assumed the hearts in the audience to appear at random. At any rate, my Castform's Tough Stat was maxed out. Is it simply a matter of doing the Contest again and again until the artist is enlightened, or is he not painting my Castform for some other reason, such as it already being in the museum?

 

[starterlover1]

I think that a pokemon must get at least six of the 10 stars filled at the judging, and they must win, of course.

 

[Cipher]

I believe it had over six stars in the end result, but I could be mistaken. What I really need is for someone to tell me that either they have had a Pokemon in multiple museum paintings, or that such a thing is impossible.

 

[FireEmblemAddict]

I thought I heard somewhere where one Pokemon can't have two painting...but I could be wrong.

 

[Pink Parka Girl]

I thought I heard somewhere where one Pokemon can't have two painting...but I could be wrong.

Nope, not true. My Mew has two paintings

As for getting a painting, I belive you have to have at least six hearts for the second round appeal final results for that to happen, but I could be wrong on that.

 

[Slim]

Pokemon can be painted more than once, and paintings can be replaced. It won't recieve an extra ribbon though, it only gets one of those.

As far as the requirements go for being painted, I've posted this accross several posts in the contest thread, so I'm mostly repeating myself, But I'll put this together for you. This will be a detaied explanation, But if you want the exact requirements here's what I've learned from The Ultimate Pokemon Center

Primary Judging: int((Secondary Attributes + Luster)/2)+Primary Attribute

int() means to take off the decimal part. Computers don't like fractions.

Luster is represented by the stars going around the Pokemon. This is the sum of all the Feel of the Pokeblocks fed to the Pokemon. Max is 255.

Primary attribute is the contest you are entering. Tough, in your case. If that's maxed out, this is 255.

Secondary attribute is the two attributes the audience doesn't dislike. This is Cool and Smart for a Tough contest.

A scarf will add 20 points to the attribute it raises. (maximum 255)
(note: if toughness is already maxed, try giving it a red or green scarf, since the attribute cannot go over 255.)

This value gives the stars in the final round:

Final Stars:
0 -- 0 stars.
1 - 63 -- 1 star.
64 - 126 -- 2 stars.
127 - 189 -- 3 stars.
190 - 252 -- 4 stars.
253 - 315 -- 5 stars.
316 - 378 -- 6 stars.
379 - 441 -- 7 stars.
442 - 504 -- 8 stars.
505 - 567 -- 9 stars.
568 - 630 -- 10 stars.

Hearts are based off the total of the appeal scores.

Final Hearts:
0 -- 0 hearts.
1 - 40 -- 1 heart.
41 - 80 -- 2 hearts.
81 - 120 -- 3 hearts.
121 - 160 -- 4 hearts.
161 - 200 -- 5 hearts.
201 - 240 -- 6 hearts.
241 - 280 -- 7 hearts.
281 - 320 -- 8 hearts.
321 - 360 -- 9 hearts.
361 - 400 -- 10 hearts.

The final score is (Appeal score * 2) + Voting score.

the painter will paint your Pokémon if it wins a master rank contest with at least 800 points.