use trainerstat editor control in gen6 editor
fill in some details from the disassembly via setrecord usages
still slightly fuzzy on some:
fureai (based on usum idb name, similar logic)
soaring sky counts
looks like there's some other usages of the fields which were outside
the stat range, throwing an exception when loading to NumericUpDown,
added bypass logic
Thanks Holla!
calling Japanese ? X : Y on every single access is too excessive, just
compute one layout for each type whenever the first sav1 requires it.
could probably reduce the amount of properties by reusing others + shift
value; offsets are different due to string lengths being different
Logic is essentially identical; implement a base class and have the
generation specific structures implment the differences.
Reduce the verbosity a little
utilize unchecked byte overflow
remove unnecessary zeroing -- t's immediately after the checksummed
region. even if it was included, chk += 0 is still 0.
extract GetFormDuration to method, remove unused GetIsCompatible
specialized variant (there's a generalized version in SAVUtil.cs,
IsPKMCompatible -- might do another round of WinForms->Core absorption
original file path is not saved with the two listed properties, add
FileFolder and relcoate existing FilePath functions to that field
move some GetVariantSAV usages to the string method instead of byte[]
bulbapedia is wrong, first 4 bytes are info values:
0x0 = dex order (alphabetical, numerical), unused in frlg
0x1 = mode (unused in frlg), regional vs national
0x2 = national magic rse (always set in frlg)
0x3 = national magic frlg (never set in rse)
refer to disassembly (pokefirered isn't too helpful, less developed.
just compare save files & edit ram!)
the other 2 values being set are the eventflag & event const, could use
the abstraction for those rather than direct ofs writes
tfw they store full egg data there too -- show that in the sidebar
Tested on C & GS (english), assumedly works fine for other languages
(based on the disassembly?)
according to the disassembly it all makes more sense; a small block and
a large block are stored in RAM
util calc helps convert between contiguous section offset to a chunked
offset
eg: emerald daycare starts at large 0x3030, which converts to
chunk4@0x1B0
This commit implements IsDaycareOccupied for generation 1 saves. The
byte which tracks if the daycare is occupied should normally only be
0x01 or 0x00, so I decided that all other values mean that the daycare
is probably corrupted and thus not occupied. SetDaycareOccupied is not
implemented, since I am not sure what other flags the game normally sets
in this scenario and daycare is read-only anyway.
The GUI displays the Pokemon's index to the right for some reason, but I
don't have saves to test this for other generations, so it might be
unrelated to this change.
