remove Identifier param. 99% of the time, identifier is not provided,
resulting in a useless call
end result:
provide 'create new' and 'create from' constructors
use 'u' to denote uint values, so that less IL ops are required
~(21->17) in the case of IVs
no functional change, just a fun exercise looking at generated IL and
finding ways to use less ops
still isn't close enough, but removes the usage of decimals for cp calc.
redd.it/ahac9i
CP calc doesn't flag anything I have that is legal, but the calc is
still off by 2 bits at most... whyyyy? Even the same code run in cpp
results in the same inaccuracy? Maybe this is some arm64 difference?
Update handler after friendship update (CurrentHandler needs to update
afterwards)
Fix argument order (gender & nonpresent region data)
#2235 side effect
Didn't really feel like pulling out the shared structure get/set
operations, only the derived properties & overall fixer methods. Should
be easier to maintain if any handling updates.
Clean up pb7 unused stuff; removes ribbon logic since none are used.
c# 8.0 interface defaults can maybe pull out more logic (ex making
FixRelearn and relearn moves into an interface); multiple inheritance
can be useful as features are added/dropped between generations.
Make extrabytes a pkm property (don't mutate array pls)
reconfigure startup loading to only initialize after initial load of sav
& pkm (using blanks if not provided)
there's a value in trainer pokes that gets set to an unused pkm byte
this byte is fetched in the stat/cp calc, but is never used (param
unused)
plans for future? it's right next to friendship in trpoke7b, maybe there
might be another stat amp?
https://www.serebii.net/magikarpjump/trainerrank.shtml
stronger trainer => stronger monz /speculation
Closes#2160 , use Batch Editor to modify slots; it's not worth GUI
presence as it's only saved for party format mons and is undocumented
for anything besides affliction flags
Closes#2167
Based off sub_71001D16A0 with shortcut modifications:
* code marks new entries for evolution processing later using the low
bit (hence the << 1); in save files I can't see any bits set, but I
can't see anywhere in the code that DOESNT set this bit. Thus the
assumption of post-processing.
As noted in gameplay, a new capture doesn't set Min and Max; it only
sets it if it is above the usual sizing values.
Megas apparently don't set until seen in battle, so don't worry about
setting the other forme based indexes.
