AltForm & Form & Forme => Form
GenNumber & Generation => Generation
Extract out SpeciesForm interface, and re-add IGeneration
For those using PKHeX as a dependency, this should be a pretty straightforward manual replacement... GenNumber and AltForm should be quick find-replace`s.
Metagross collision with wild beldum
deferral API is kinda crude, hence these janky workarounds. Was originally intended to hold onto close matches when there's no more possible matches to check.
I think a priority-deferral while only retaining a single encounter bad (instead of a list of retries) may work better than the current setup, but that would require more abstraction
Transporter remaps certain locale specific chars depending on the source ROM's version.
Since VC can trade between languages, there are 2 Spanish in-game trades that have glyphs subject to remapping, if it's transferred from a French game.
If the spanish trade is transferred from a french game, it must match the mutated string.
ty @Lusamine & helpers :D
Slap in friend safari at the end during object construction; saves about 1KB of allocation on startup (lol)
Change internal array types to match object types, similar to other encounter-generation definitions.
I think this was a PKHeX issue that went unnoticed; originally, we didn't include the Á and Í chars in the dictionary.
I checked the transporter code:
The app maintains the international & japanese character tables, and depending on the ROM language, it may change a char to the language-specific entry. Refer to Bulbapedia's notes on the char tables for different languages:
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Character_encoding_in_Generation_II
However, none of these char-changes are able to be reached with a legal char.
Á and Í (only accessible from the Spanish in-game trades) and the german 0xC0 && z <= 0xC6 chars are already in the international table. Every single difference in the VC1/VC2 table is an un-enterable char.
tl;dr -- all possible char codes are transferred fine with the VC2 table without extra language logic. We just keep out any inaccessible char (replaced with space).
Move form-info logic from FormConverter to AltFormInfo; now FormConverter is entirely form=>string[]
Add a bunch of xmldoc
Make pogo no-end-date cmp agaisnt UTCnow rather than local now.
Event Move special encounters are yielded after static encounters by the generator, so this iterator-picker will never behave as originally intended.
Since the encounter generator works fine for these events in its current form, we can just remove it. If we need to prefer GB era events before static, then we'd reinstate the priority and move the GenerateGBEvents before the static yielder.
bla bla bla this is just a cleanup from old preference code where we wanted to recognize the encounter as an event/trade as they're more recognizable. We just want to track the progress of the iterator so that g1/g2 follow a merged yielding order
Adds Nickname checks, thanks @ShadowMario3 for grabbing these into separate text files from Bulbapedia.
I reordered all the encounters to match Bulbapedia; each level is denoted if different if it can be sourced from RBY.
Extract common abstract class for GO transferred encounters
Clamp minlevel instead of met level
Add optional parameter for GO IV randomization
Update go legality binaries with latest
PKHeX.Core now accepts generated pkl binaries from PoGoEncounterTool (PGET).
Refer to pporg's repo. This will be treated like event data; occasionally updated.
took me less than an hour to do these changes, and i can flag bad form movesets no problemo
Expect tightening of restrictions (ball, level, shininess) later
if someone wants to curate met date restrictions, go ahead!
Sure it's nice to cache a valid array, but the amount of logic was small enough that it can be done with 10 lines of code rather than at the end of each verification method.
Reduces parameter passing & removes 1 field from the info object, as relearn suggestions are only done rarely after legality checking.
Allows for a simpler api surface (pkm, encounter) rather than a bigger object reference
Closes#3040
Ty @Atrius97 !
"The Japanese Aurora Ticket was only distributed in Summer 2004, before Emerald (Sept 16th 2004) was released. The software at that time had no support for Emerald games."
Alakazam in the Insular Sea (on the Isle of Armor)
Zapdos at Watchtower Ruins (in a Wild Area)
Zapdos at West Lake Axewell (in a Wild Area)
Moltres in the Soothing Wetlands (on the Isle of Armor)
Moltres on Challenge Beach (on the Isle of Armor)
Moltres in Loop Lagoon (on the Isle of Armor)
Dragapult in the Giant’s Bed (in the Crown Tundra)
Nidorina in Frostpoint Field (in the Crown Tundra)
Glalie on Snowslide Slope (in the Crown Tundra)
