The middle table in poke_memory.prmb contains the analogue of Gen6's memory table data. All existing memory data is the same, with 20 memories added.
Feeling bitflags are the same as before, but as we've noticed, feeling 0 is not obtainable. All the feelings are value upshifted by 1. This is why the game shows a blank line for Gen6 Feeling-0, as that game was [0,23] not [1,24] for the span of feeling strings.
Memories with 1% chance are actually 0% due to how they if-abort in the game code. Nice bug, GameFreak! @Lusamine had previously committed the unobtainable memories, derived from the community's empirical data.
Apparently they don't use the bit-permission table in Bank to get a random feeling, and instead just do rand(0,10).
Our logic to set a random feeling for bank transfers is still fine, because we set [0,10) within the bit table.
Can definitely be refined as these memories can restrict to capture/hatch/gift encounters. The multi-value arrays can also be restricted for non-hatches too (maybe first element if WasEgg?)
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Since we have more metadata with move learn sourcing, we can check if it was traded to gen2 to get new moves / deleted.
Adjust call sites appropriately
might have some issues, to be ironed out maybe
Check per-evolution min level rather than basing it on the original encounter data.
Correctly parses stuff like a captured level 23 Nidorina that immediately evolves into Nidoqueen, then learns Body Slam.
Passing zero is better than passing 1, as 0 requires no value pushing.
tidy up method signatures in MoveLevelUp so that species is followed by form, and the lookups are textually aligned. Clarify "maxLevel" instead of max/lvl, same as min.
Regex objects aren't cheap, and the RegexCache has DefaultMaxCacheSize = 15.
We're checking 4,000 regexes for each unique string, so just keep the created regexes around instead of cycling new through the cache.
+4MB passive consumption, but each IsFiltered call no longer generates >4MB of discarded objects.
My unit tests run >25% faster now... nice?!
Add dragonite to the uncapturable list, removes catchrate comparison for dragonite since it's filtered out.
Skip some linq by doing the loop directly in the method. Replace local methods with captured variables with direct if-returns.
Looks like Mr. Rime case wasn't being handled, so I rewrote it. Better performance, less complexity. No need to double-reference the moves.
Cache a single Valid evolution result; every parse can reuse that object.
