We implement simple state machine iterators to iterate through every split type encounter array, and more finely control the path we iterate through. And, by using generics, we can have the compiler generate optimized code to avoid virtual calls.
In addition to this, we shift away from the big-5 encounter types and not inherit from an abstract class. This allows for creating a PK* of a specific type and directly writing properties (no virtual calls). Plus we can now fine-tune each encounter type to call specific code, and not have to worry about future game encounter types bothering the generation routines.
Relocate checksum adders to Checksums class, improve performance by eliminating slice calls
Improve HOME sharing for GO8 and IMoveset encounters: actually sanity check GO8, and skip other non-PK7/PB7 cases.
Move enum -> ushort instead of int
Redo handling of HOME Volt Tackle (disallow on SWSH Cap Pikachu)
Pass spans instead of strings to use span methods
Reset encounter filters on early abort
Add sound for adding all XY fashion items (was silent)
Fix Gen7 Resort PKM loading (4 bytes extra per slot)
Fix Gen6 HallOfFame TID/SID validation dropping leading zeroes
Fix Gen6 Best Friends ribbon validation
Treat GO8 as server date restricted, give detailed message outside window
HasTracker => must have HT name
Hiding and Showing doesn't trigger an update to the FlowLayoutPanel's width; force a layout to happen so the size updates prior to re-centering controls. Only move if it is a different X coordinate (perf?)
Like move validation, evolutions are the earliest thing we wish to traverse when determining what encounters may have originated the current Pokémon. To determine the permitted species-form-levels a Pokémon could originate with, we must devolve a Pokémon by traveling down-generation to origin. Once we have an encounter, we can then evolve it to the current species, traversing upwards from origin to the current format.
Adds a basic editor for recorded Geonet/Unity Tower locations for the Gen 4/5 games, building on this [post by Danius88](https://projectpokemon.org/home/forums/topic/62055-bw-b2w2-unity-tower-geonet-and-passerby-research/).
So far, I've implemented buttons that set all locations (including unused ones), set all legal locations, and clear all recorded locations; and checkboxes to toggle whether the whole globe is visible (used in Japanese games) and whether the ferry to Unity Tower is unlocked.
Haven't implemented any UI for editing the status of individual locations, since I'm not sure how to lay it out.
Also haven't implemented anything related to how the data of the other players in Unity Tower is stored.
* Mapped Fashion items for S/V and added injection logic
* Added 'Unlock Clothes' button in Trainer Editor's misc section alongside ComboBox to select type to add all.
Closes#3888Closes#3879
Adds type sprite indication and green if the flag is legal to be set.
Allow sort by has-flag, index, type, and move name.
Sorting by Type will sort by type->valid->name for a nicely ordered view.
Closes#3878
Pictures are Zoom instead of AutoSize so there's no need to downscale or dynamically position the smaller 2.
Fix my oopsie on docked tabs (hid the Cancel/Save button!), change sizing.
Button closes form when modifying all indexes, so don't bother loading them back to the GUI. The form will immediately close after.
Only read indexes from the GUI if they're kept.
More readonlyspan for the rest of the defined ushort[] arrays, less dictionary/hashset
Simplify some slot-empty checks, makes it easier to see an api for slot interaction (future?)
Previous commit changed the behavior to not check SaveFile's CurrentBox, only keep current index. If we want a specific index (like a new SaveFile's latest box), we must pass it.
The SaveUtil's ienumerable can be of different collection types, and the result is usually is a collection with >0 count
I think I was initially confused (years and years ago) about "MoveNext" if it discarded the first result.
Remove the eager check of the enumerator's current value because it hasn't yet been moved from the uninitialized state.
Closes#3871
Dispose of the enumerator on the early empty return, since the later async code will dispose once all have been iterated.
3DS ranges from 1/1/2000 to 12/31/2050. After that, it rolls to
1/1/2050. Switch ranges from 1/1/2000 to 12/31/2060 as the settable
range. However, date continues advancing normally after 12/31/2060.
Allow the maximum Switch date range to be 12/31/2099 to match maximum
Met date. This should be comfortably far in advance for anyone who is
alive today.
* Uses LearnSource more throughout the codebase when appropriate, rather than loosely coupled pivot methods.
* Hides Learnset/EggMove data inside the LearnSource classes.
* Extracts functionality from the large Legal class & partial Table*.cs files into better performing helper classes.
* Cleans up some code from prior LearnSource commits.
Ruby & Sapphire had a bug that only looped when (rand) == 0 !!! instead of (rand & 7) == 0.
End result is that the pkrs giving method yields strains 0 & 8 with 30/255 & 1/255 rarity.
Gen2: z80 assembly does NOT work as intended, and has a separate bug that causes strains 9+ to never be obtainable. So close to a neat statistical separation.
Revise the GUI to disable the events on field loading, and allow for selecting Strain0 w/ days !0.
VC2->7 does not transfer pkrs; not that it matters since Gen3++ transfers can spread every strain.
Thanks @SNBeast for clarification on Gen2's assembly logic and repro!
Co-Authored-By: SNBeast <21327530+snbeast@users.noreply.github.com>
* Extract/encapsulate inventory legal arrays to interface+class
Hiding them behind methods allows these to be left as ReadOnlySpan<ushort> and thus never allocate on the heap.
Also refactors out some logic for checking if an item is legal.
End result feels more maintainable and is less bloaty (no more passing in a nullable func)
Batch editing
* Add HasType filter
```
=HasType=11
.HeldItem=Meadow Plate
```
slaps a meadow plate on any pkm with grass type
Use `=PersonalType1=11` for only primary grass types; only-secondary-type grass will not match it.
