Field Book, NaturalArt, and the Portrait mechanic that has been unimplemented for half a year so far
Cross-posting here because I figured it’d be interesting, but feel free to remove if this breaks rules on modifying the game. The examples are purely temporary client-side demonstrations and do not have any effect on server or local play.
From what I understand, these Portraits would have been associated with certain special Pokestops (perhaps similar to the discontinued 2021 concept of powered up Pokestops which would cause special spawns). The portraits reflect the biome and day/night (split between 6am and 6pm) the Pokemon was captured in. These Portraits would be collected in a “Field Book”, whose UI currently overlaps with an unused welcome back mechanic named Reactivation2026.
Assets were first pushed for this mechanic in February 2026, with additional text data for March, April, and May 2026 dates. Placeholder text (see comments for screenshots) refers to filling out a “Kanto Registry” in the “Field Book” to obtain a chance encounter with Mewtwo.
I think they’re cute! Like little terraniums!
[WIP] I created a model viewer for the old pre-2024 player outfits!
I created a model viewer for the NPCs in Pokemon GO! Did you know that Sierra has a Slowpoke tail charm on her bag?
Skeb Work ID Checker and Filter Userscript v1.0.6
I made this script two years ago when I first started using Skeb. It was quite rough so I updated it and I figured I'd post it here now. It allows you to see an artist's price/averages from a work page, as well as filtering new works, user pages, and search results.
Setup
Set your username in the script to see minimum amounts.
Set your filters in the userscript to filter stuff on the front page and search results.
If you don't want to filter stuff and only want to see the details under the thumbnails, change "setFilters" to "false".
The filter options will hide any work that meets at least ONE of the parameters. If you're vaguely familiar with coding logic you can make your own custom parameters.
Usage
On the "New Works", "New Creators", or search results page, load all the thumbnails you want and then click the top-right box to filter. The script will gradually filter out based on your parameters and display the prices, averages, deadlines, and other details for each work.
On a work page, the info box will load the artist's info, including their recommended amount even if they're closed.
On an artist page, the info box will display the last three work IDs of the artist.
You can also open a client's page and filter their requests as well.
This also works on the "https://skeb.jp/@[username]/following_creators" page.
Note
It's set to be a bit slow so you don't get bonked by Skeb's API. You can set it to run faster but do so at your own risk.
About Work IDs
If you're unfamiliar, work IDs are determined from when a client sends a request and is one way to figure out how long it took an artist to finish a request. You can see work IDs on your own requests whenever you open your request page "skeb.jp/requests/#######". For example, a Skeb I sent June 13th 2026 has work ID 3866058, whereas a Skeb sent May 17th 2026 has the ID 3793402. However, you can't see this ID normally for other people's works without looking at the API response, so this script displays it upfront.
(I was interested in crowdsourcing IDs in a Google doc but then I stopped Skebbing for a while. Idk if anyone else would still be interested?)
Download
You can find the script here.
Anyway yeah that's it, have fun!