Enable Goldenrod City and its buildings, the department store with its
elevator and rooftop, the Underground and its rooms, the Radio Tower
floors and the Route 35 gate.
Port what their scripts need: the herb shop, bargain shop, pharmacy and
rooftop sale marts with ROM stock, prices and text; the Name Rater; the
haircut brothers' happiness tables; the Lucky Number show over the party
and boxes with its saved number and Friday countdown (RTC day timers with
the 140-day wrap); coin and money balance boxes; Game Corner prize
registration through NewPokedexEntry; gift Pokémon to the box when the
party is full, with OT, nickname and MAIL (Kenya's 15-letter first line
now stores). Saves gain hallOfFame, timers and luckyNumber, with
defaults for older saves, and wUndergroundSwitchPositions joins the
saved script bytes.
The playthrough continues to the Bicycle, Whitney, the PLAINBADGE and the
radio card. SlotMachine and CardFlip are still refused.
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Enable Route 32 and its Pokémon Center, the Ruins of Alph with the four
chambers, item and word rooms, inner chamber and research center, Union
Cave, Route 33, Azalea Town with Kurt's house, the kiln and Bugsy's gym,
the Slowpoke Well, Ilex Forest and Route 34.
Port what their scripts need: saved WRAM bytes by label (readmem,
writemem, loadmem: wFarfetchdPosition, wKurtApricornQuantity),
VAR_UNOWNCOUNT and VAR_KURT_APRICORNS, SelectApricornForKurt and
verbosegiveitemvar, Unown letters (GetUnownLetter, per-letter pictures,
CheckUnownLetter's redraw, UpdateUnownDex, wFirstUnownSeen), the chamber
puzzles (_UnownPuzzle), DisplayUnownWords, HoOhChamber and
OmanyteChamber.
Minigames and specials that draw a whole screen in tiles now share a
tile screen effect with ROM graphics, palettes and sprites, answered
with buttons; the standard font and textbox frame load for them.
The playthrough continues through Kurt's Slowpoke Well, Bugsy, the rival
and the Farfetch'd to the Route 34 gate; its helpers move to
tests/playthrough-driver.ts. New tests solve the Kabuto puzzle through
the world, catch Unown and make Kurt's balls.
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The Map tab draws the region's Town Map from the ROM with the player's
landmark, the visited flypoints as Fly destinations and the landmarks
whose maps are ported. Kanto opens with the Fly map's Indigo Plateau
rule. Landmark positions and flypoints are compared with the pinned
PRET source.
Closes#36
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The start menu's POKéDEX runs Pokedex in New mode: the list up to the
last seen Pokémon, its cursor and page moves, and DisplayDexEntry with
the category, number, footprint, and the height, weight and pages once
caught. The Pokédex tab shows the same records from the loaded game.
Order, entries and footprints are compared with the pinned PRET source.
AREA, CRY, PRNT, the option and search screens, Old and A to Z modes
and Unown mode remain.
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The pack's TM/HM pocket lists TMs and HMs with their moves, gives TMs and teaches either through the ABLE/NOT ABLE party menu, the compatibility and "already knows" checks and LearnMove; a TM is used up and makes the Pokémon happier. Eggs show no level or HP in the party menus, get the Egg stats page with its hatching hint, and are skipped by HealParty. Bug Catcher Wade's number registers (VAR_CALLERID and RandomPhoneMon).
The playthrough now runs through Falkner's ZEPHYRBADGE, the Togepi Egg, Kyle's Onix, Flash in Dark Cave, Wade's number and Earl's blackboard. With MAKE_TEST_SAVES it writes a Violet City backup for the manual checks.
Validated with 610 unit tests, 157 browser tests (including all 256 badge bytes against the original BadgeStatBoosts), native/reference builds and reference/vendor/release checks. Egg hatching (#29) and trainer calls (#30) remain on their cards.
Closes#31
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Run the forced-shiny, trap, forced-item, Celebi, Suicune, roaming and Bug-Catching Contest battle types. Roaming battles keep their struct's DVs and HP byte, and every other battle makes CleanUpBattleRAM's roaming roll. The contest shows PARKBALL×, counts down Park Balls, ends when they run out, keeps its catch outside the party and asks before switching. Scripts load the special types with loadvar, and while a contest runs, encounters use BugCatchingContestBattleScript and ContestMons.
Validated with 596 unit tests, 155 browser tests (including the contest menu and switch screen), native/reference builds and reference/vendor/release checks. National Park's contest event, the roaming release and the Ilex Forest Celebi event come with their maps.
Closes#28
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Add the Heavy, Level, Lure, Fast, Friend, Moon and Love Balls with their documented bugs, the Park Ball's multiplier outside the contest, and Friend Ball happiness in the party and the PC. The Heavy Ball is refused for Kadabra and Sunflora, whose original weight read runs into VRAM.
The reference emulator compares 6,153 more catch states per browser against the unmodified PokeBallEffect. Validated with 582 unit tests, 153 browser tests, native/reference builds and reference/vendor/release checks. The Bug-Catching Contest and other special battle types remain on #28.
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Translate every AI_Smart_EffectHandlers entry, so trainers with the Smart layer are no longer refused. The AI's type checks keep the CheckTypeMatchup bug: they read the move type and Foresight flag through hBattleTurn, and Conversion2's write to the player's move type persists.
The reference emulator runs the unmodified AI_Smart routine over 6,024 states per browser, comparing scores, Random consumption, hBattleTurn and the player's move type. Validated with 579 unit tests, 151 browser tests, native/reference builds and reference/vendor/release checks. Kurt's balls, Park and Safari balls and special battle types remain on #28.
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Giving MAIL opens the mail entry: two lines of up to sixteen characters,
kept with the player's name and ID, the holder's species and the MAIL.
The party submenu's MAIL reads the letter or takes it, either to the PC's
MAILBOX (ten at most) or into the pack without its message. The player's
PC lists the MAILBOX by author to read, put in the pack or attach, and
Bill's PC keeps a Pokémon holding MAIL out of the boxes. Saves keep each
holder's MAIL and the MAILBOX.
The letter shows its message and author natively; the stationery's
graphics are not drawn yet.
Closes#27
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In the start menu's pack, Select marks an item and asks where it should
go; A or Select on another row moves it there, merging stacks of the
same item unless either holds 99, and B ends the move. The packs that
GIVE and the PC open ignore Select, as in the original.
Left and right on the MOVE screen show the previous or next party
member's moves, skipping Eggs, unless a move is being moved.
Part of #27
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The Old, Good and Super Rods run FishFunction facing water: the map's fish
group and Fish pick no fish, no bite, or a Pokémon from FishGroups and the
time of day's TimeFishGroups. The player casts and jiggles with the
fishing frames drawn from LoadFishingGFX's tiles, shows "!" on a bite, and
the hooked Pokémon attacks as BATTLETYPE_FISH. Facing pieces now use
signed offsets, which the rod above and left of the player needs.
Wild Magikarp no longer stop a battle: LoadEnemyMon redraws their DVs
through CalcMagikarpLength and its filters, as the original does. The
length routine matches the original in the reference emulator.
Part of #27
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Repel, Super Repel and Max Repel count down 100, 200 or 250 steps where
CountStep does, keep weaker wild Pokémon away from the first party member
that has not fainted, and print "REPEL's effect wore off." on the last
step. The Coin Case and the Blue Card show their balances, Sacred Ash
revives the party once one Pokémon has fainted, and the Normal and
Gorgeous Boxes send their trophy home.
The Itemfinder looks for unfound hidden items on the original's screen
around the player. The Card Key, the Basement Key and the Squirtbottle
run the original's checks for their doors and Sudowoodo, whose maps are
not open yet. Saves gain the Repel's steps, the coins and the Blue Card's
points.
Part of #27
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FLY opens _FlyMap in the party menu: the region's Town Map with "Where?",
the visited flypoints in turn and the Fly user's icon, then FlyScript flies
the icon off along SpriteAnimFunc_FlyFrom's path, enters the spawn point and
lands it with SpriteAnimFunc_FlyTo. Teleport returns to the last Pokémon
Center's town through IsSpawnPoint. Dig and the Escape Rope lead out of a
cave to the warp EnterMapWarp's SaveDigWarp recorded, which saves now keep.
newloadmap stops its script as StopScript does and the world resumes it on
the new map, which the landing and return movements need. A destination
that is not ported yet gives a notice.
Closes#25
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OPTION in the start menu runs _Option with the ROM's labels and settings,
OptionsControl's cursor wrapping and each option's bit handling. The four
option bytes live in the script state and saves, defaulting to
DefaultOptions. The battle style now decides whether a trainer's next
Pokémon brings an offer to switch, and the menu account whether the start
menu describes its items; the other settings are kept for later.
Closes#24
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The player's name in the start menu opens TrainerCard: page 1 with the
name, ID, money, Pokédex count and play time, page 2 with the Johto
leaders and the badges owned, turned and closed with the original
buttons. The card picture, leader faces and animated badges come from the
ROM with _CGB_TrainerCard's palettes. GameTimer now counts the play time
from the end of the introduction, capped at 999:59:59, and saves keep it.
Closes#23
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POKéGEAR in the start menu runs the clock, Town Map and phone cards with
the original joypad rules. Calls to Elm and Mom run their callee scripts,
with the out-of-area and out-of-hours cases and HangUp's corrected timing.
Mom saves a quarter of trainer prizes once asked, talking to her at home
opens BankOfMom (GET, SAVE, CHANGE and the DST checks) with its digit
amount box, and MomTriesToBuySomething buys items and dolls with her
savings. Saves gain Mom's money, her next item and its trigger balance.
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Field moves chosen in the party menu run their original checks and the
ROM's from-menu scripts (Cut, Surf, Strength, Flash, Whirlpool, Waterfall,
Sweet Scent), and Softboiled and Milk Drink share HP. SEL registers a key
item that Select then uses, replacing the Key Items shortcut, and Bill's
PC moves Pokémon between the party and every box.
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Pokémon that levelled up evolve after a won battle, following
EvolveAfterBattle's checks over the ROM's evolution bytes, with the
evolution screen that B can stop and move learning outside battle. The pack
uses Rare Candy, stones (with ABLE/NOT ABLE labels) and vitamins, and its
pocket tabs now sit in their own row.
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Start opens the original start menu. POKéMON shows the party with the
Pokémon submenu (stats, switching, move order, held items); PACK shows the
four pockets with the field item effects for healing, PP and the Bicycle,
plus giving and tossing. The menu runs on a script draft, and its cursors
persist until a battle clears them. Select keeps the Key Items shortcut.
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- Run every non-ball item effect usable in battle from the ROM's
ItemEffects: Full Restore, revives, bitter medicine, Bitter Berry, Ethers
and Elixers, X items, X Accuracy, Guard Spec, Dire Hit and Poké Doll.
- Read happiness changes from HappinessChanges, including the larger
level-up gain where a Pokémon was caught.
- Model hBattleTurn at the battle menu, including the trainer AI's writes,
and drop the status-heal refusal.
- Port the stats screen for battles and Bill's PC.
- Compare the send-out and withdraw texts, RestoreHealth, RestorePP,
ChangeHappiness and CalcPlayerStats with the original routines.
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- Decode evolution lists from the ROM; all 251 match the pinned PRET source.
- Compare CalcMonStats and CalcExpAtLevel against the original routines in
the reference emulator.
- Add a continuous opening playthrough from the intro to the catching
tutorial, reloading a JSON save after every stage.
- Port player switching in battle: the PKMN menu, forced choices after a
faint, Shift mode's offer and double faints, with the original texts.
- Port HP and status healing items in battle through the ROM's ItemEffects,
HealingHPAmounts and StatusHealingActions tables.
- Add the battle party menu and the Items pocket to the UI.
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Read TileCollisionStdScripts from the ROM so the Pokémon Center PC runs
PokemonCenterPC: Bill's PC (deposit, withdraw, release, change and name
boxes), the player's item storage (withdraw, deposit, toss, mail box) and
Oak's Pokédex rating. The house PC now opens the full player's PC menu.
A catch with a full party goes to the current box through SendMonIntoBox;
a full box keeps the ball, and filling it queues Bill's call as a memory
script after the battle. Saves gain boxes, box names and PC items,
migrated by absence.
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Port forced movement (turn delays, bumps, ice, currents, pits), dynamic
return warps, elevators, Surf, Cut, Strength and cycling rules, working
map blocks with changeblock/changemapblocks, and the remaining NPC
movement types and movement commands.
Add tileset animation from the ROM's command tables, grass sprite
priority and special map palettes; room decorations with ownership, the
bedroom PC and save migration; and Key Items access to the Bicycle.
Fourteen original-engine traces compare positions, facing, actors, event
flags and scripted poses. Tile animation matches original VRAM for four
tilesets, and LoadMapPals matches 192 palette cases. skyfall_top now
keeps the $60 sprite offset its step function leaves behind.
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Battle PACK opens the Balls pocket and runs PokeBallEffect: the Poké,
Great, Ultra and Master Ball multipliers, the original HP arithmetic
(including the overflow above 341 maximum HP), the sleep/freeze bonus
(BRN/PSN/PAR add nothing), HELD_CATCH_CHANCE and the catch draw.
GetPokeBallWobble draws per shake from WobbleProbabilities and picks the
break-free text. Trainer battles block the ball but still use it and the
turn.
A catch reloads the Pokémon as LoadEnemyMon does (the wild item roll is
redrawn, then the item restored), keeps its HP, status, item and DVs,
restores the moves and PP it appeared with, adds it to the party with
SetCaughtData, registers it and offers a nickname with InitName's
default. A catch with six Pokémon needs the PC and is refused.
catchtutorial runs BATTLETYPE_TUTORIAL as "DUDE": no send-out, an
automatic catch that keeps nothing and prompts that continue on their
own. Both Route 29 triggers, declining and the Dude's repeat offer run
from the ROM. The text reader now handles TX_LOW.
PLAN.md gains a status overview and done/remaining checklists; the
README, help dialog, routine map and handoff describe the milestone.
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Mr. Pokémon's ROM scene gives the Mystery Egg and Pokédex, heals the
party, sets the Cherrygrove spawn with blackoutmod and queues Elm's
call. Cherrygrove's rival scene runs both triggers and all three
RIVAL1_1 parties as a CANLOSE battle; reloadmap returns to the script.
Smart AI is accepted for effects with no AI_Smart_EffectHandlers entry
(Normal Hit, Attack Down, Defense Down) and still refuses others before
any random draw, including for reserve Pokémon.
Special calls read SpecialPhoneCallList: the entry's condition decides,
and the ROM's CheckSpecialPhoneCall.script and Script_ReceivePhoneCall
run its caller script through memcall, ending with HangUp's timed
"Click!". Ringing and the caller box are not presented yet.
In Elm's lab, NameRival shows the ROM's "RIVAL'S NAME?" title (the
prompt previously had no page and soft-locked) and applies InitName's
default to blank names. Handing over the Egg and the aide's Poké Balls
run from the ROM. Saves gain rivalName and specialPhoneCall.
The quest fixtures use a seeded RNG (a constant byte never ends the
damage-variation loop) and no longer carry the house's moved objects
into Cherrygrove.
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BattleCommand_Screen and HandleScreens run natively. Each side owns
independent five-turn counters that include the setup turn, do not
refresh on repeated use and survive enemy send-outs. Screens expire in
the original non-Link order with ROM messages; the existing damage path
already doubles the right defense and keeps the critical/stage rule.
This closes the only refusal found by the Route 30 stress run
(Chikorita's Reflect).
The NPC movement test now reads the ROM in beforeAll, so it skips
cleanly without one.
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Map trainers run the ROM's TalkToTrainerScript and SeenByTrainerScript.
_CheckTrainerBattle runs before tile events at the end of each step and
on idle ticks; TrainerWalkToPlayer builds wMovementBuffer natively, and
writeobjectxy keeps the trainer where it stopped. The interpreter gains
the trainer header commands, wRunningTrainerBattleScript and hidden
items (HiddenItemScript).
Trainers with several Pokémon send out the next one through
EnemyPartyMonEntrance and FindMonInOTPartyToSwitchIntoBattle, including
its BattleRandom fallback. AI_SwitchOrTryItem, CheckAbleToSwitch and
AI_Switch are translated with their original bugs, and wPlayerUsedMoves
is recorded. The Shift-mode switch offer, trainer items, Pursuit on a
switch, Perish Song and Spikes remain refused.
Route 30 and its Berry house are enabled; Mr. Pokémon's house and
Route 31 stay closed. A refused trainer sighting does not restart until
the player moves, so a rollback cannot trap the player in view.
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Add the AI_Opportunist, AI_Aggressive and AI_Risky scoring layers with
the ROM's stall, reckless and risky tables, HP thresholds, last-wins
ties and strict knockout test. AIDamageCalc is ported as a
pre-variation damage estimate, including a critical-hit flag left over
from an earlier move, which the original also reads. Smart remains the
only refused layer, so the rival stays gated.
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- Random walks and spins from SpriteMovementData, with random sleeps.
- CanObjectMoveInDirection: side walls, land, objects' current and
previous tiles, the radius (stored plus one) and the screen edge.
- Objects freeze while text is open and during applymovement, and
return home when both they and their home leave the object window.
- Wandering positions are not saved; test helpers replan around NPCs.
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- Enable Route 29, its Route 46 gate, Cherrygrove City and its buildings.
- Run item balls through FindItemInBallScript and fruit trees through
FruitTreeScript, with a native daily reset of the daily engine flags.
- Port the Pokémon Center nurse (HealParty with the PP Up clamp,
CheckPokerus, phone-call checks) and record the whiteout spawn on
entering a Pokémon Center, as EnterMapWarp does.
- Port standard Poké Marts with keyboard, D-pad and pointer menus.
- Add the recoil battle command (Struggle) and VAR_BOXSPACE.
- Save fruit trees, the daily reset day and the last spawn map; older
version-3 backups migrate by absence.
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