* Split isLegendary into isRestrictedLegendary and isSubLegendary
* Address reviews and fix build
* Update frontier_util.c
* Remove gFrontierBannedSpecies , fast edition
* Sped up name generation
* More speed up
* Split Frontier restriction into its own flag
* Mythicals shouldn't be banned always anymore
* u32
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Co-authored-by: Eduardo Quezada <eduardo602002@gmail.com>
* wrote foundational terastal tests
* implemented baseline test-only Tera functionality; modified GetBattlerType + STAB calculations, misc. changes to some moves
* added tests and func. for Stellar type, more tests for Tera Blast
* more tests for Stellar type, Conversion fixes, Color Change + Conversion2 future proof
* implemented tera blast, expanded stellar type func., fixed tests
* last set of Tera/Tera Blast tests for checklist, protean fix
* implemented in-battle Terastallization, WIP stellar indicator and tera animation
* fixed bad merge
* expanded NUMBER_OF_MON_TYPES, cut down on TYPE_STELLAR hackiness, added Stellar type to summary
* fixed type indicators
* added tera logic to AI
* implemented code review changes, added B_TERA_ORB_NO_COST
* updated AI to calc damage with Tera when applicable; minor rework to AI gimmick handling
* fixed Tera Blast split choice occuring when not Terastallized
* fixed Tera Blast using Last Respects BP calcs
* added tera type to TrainerMon, code review tweaks
* Prepare stuff for MGriffin to fix
* Remove doubleBattle from migration script
* Support PARTNER_NONE in trainerproc
* Let script apply to battle_partners.h file
* TRAINER_BACK_PIC
* Let script fix issues
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Co-authored-by: Martin Griffin <martinrgriffin@gmail.com>
$ python3 migration_scripts/convert_parties.py src/data/trainers.h src/data/trainer_parties.h src/data/npc_trainers.party
Is available to convert Trainer Control-formatted trainers/parties into
Competitive-formatted ones.
Multiple '#include's can be placed in the trainer section of src/data.c
to support spreading the trainers across multiple .party files.
trainerproc does not interpret the values, leaving that job to the C
compiler, so we use '#line' to associate those errors with the lines in
the .party file(s). Because the columns don't make sense we use
-fno-show-column and -fno-diagostics-show-caret. We might want to move
gTrainers into its own file so that the rest of src/data.c isn't
affected by those flags.
Extensions (misfeatures, imo):
- .party files are passed through cpp, so '#define's are supported, and so
are '// ...' and '/* ... */' comments.
- .party files also support writing, e.g. 'SPECIES_PIKACHU' instead of
'Pikachu'. This allows people to write constants explicitly if they
like.
Pragmas:
- '#pragma trainerproc ivs explicit' requires an explicit 'IVs:' line
rather than defaulting to 31s.
- '#pragma trainerproc ivs <IVs>' changes the default IVs.
- '#pragma trainerproc level explicit' requires an explicit 'Level:'
line rather than defaulting to 100.
- '#pragma trainerproc level <level>' changes the default level.
Co-authored-by: Eduardo Quezada <eduardo602002@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Alex <93446519+AlexOn1ine@users.noreply.github.com>
