Not version specific; I'm assuming the 00020003 PID is a result of
hacking the save file to change OT gender. Legitimate saves haven't
yielded the Hardy PID. Changing gender probably results in a bad
pointer, fetching the wrong value.
Closes#2290
reduces loading time (don't have to allocate conversion arrays when
launching a gen7 game), and separates things to easier to manage
locations
reworks gen3 string encode/decode, no longer does 3->4->5 and 5->4->3;
instead goes straight to the end result without an intermediary format.
String sanitization should probably be broken up rather than reused, oh
well.
if conditional checks >=3, and all subsequent checks require Valid; add
this to the continue condition, and remove unnecessary comparisons
update some comments
hide setters for LegalInfo outside assembly (shouldn't overwrite the
stored values)
update GenNumber to Gen* if appropriate; GenNumber checks for first Gen*
to match, is a little more explicit and quicker than calling twice when
checking a range
SetPINGA{S}(pk, criteria) -> pid,iv, nature, gender, ability (stats
future?)
memes aside, this is where criteria data is forced
Split N encounterstatic (has fixed PID and special flag) from
EncounterStaticPID
be explicit that the string is empty rather than possibly missing
disallow encrypted export for BK4 (they're not encrypted), removes type
check
simplify replaceall in showdownset (don't call ReplaceAll 4x, just get
valid chars and rebuild)
simplify get ribbon sprite name (precompute ToLower and appended values
disable GeneratePKMs from throwing an exception (it's a testing flag,
not to leak out if someone wants a debug dll I guess)
expose FixedGenderFromBiGender
expose ribbon interfaces
showdownset: contains char instead of string
gameinfo: static readonly array instead of redefining new on update
legality: order of operation / value reuse / simplification / comments
pkx: compare char instead of single character string
header/footer: move assignment into method as an out instead of ref
24 bytes per object -> 16 bytes
2,624 objects are made for legality checking; reduces from 73KB to 41KB
removing unnecessary clone recreation -> count from 2624 -> 414 (41KB to
6.6KB)
yay 10x reduction; not huge in the big picture but a fun exercise
remove linq for characteristic calc (get max IV) and others
remove some reliance on new[] for iv/ev
pk5 replace bitmagic with property get->set copy for cleanliness
the ereader mons are nature/gender locked too, so unroll a little prior
to rechecking the overall team (with ereader mon included). Have to do
it this way as a lock can pop if the ereader data matches a prior spread
before the prior teammate can be generated.
Other games may vary the flawless IV count so best to have consistent
declarations
(the vc transfer encounter has 5 or 3 depending if it's a mew/celebi)
