PRET's crystal and crystal_au builds reproduce both retail cartridges,
and every label the profile pins keeps its address in all three;
check:reference now verifies that when the rebuilds are present. The
revision comes from the header. Revision 1.0's Battle Tower draws only
the first 21 trainers and picks its texts' gender from the name's sixth
character, checked against each cartridge. A native backup imports
across the three, which share every map, event and object.
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BattleTowerTrainers' names are ten bytes padded with "@" only when
shorter, and the cartridge copies the ten bytes to wOTPlayerName before
adding the terminator. The port read the name as an "@"-terminated
string, so drawing ZABOROWSKI (trainer 5) threw "Unterminated string."
and the challenge was refused.
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All 146 Kanto maps, Route 22, Route 28 and Silver Cave are open. The
Magnet Train, Snorlax and the Poké Flute channel, the Diploma, the Trainer
House, Bill's grandpa, Oak's Pokédex rating in Pallet and Goldenrod's
postgame move tutor are ported; big objects cover 2x2 tiles. The Magnet
Train and the Diploma are compared with the cartridge frame by frame.
The playthrough continues from the Hall of Fame through the S.S. Aqua,
the eight Kanto badges, Oak opening Mt. Silver and Red's defeat and
credits.
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Routes 26 and 27 with their houses, Tohjo Falls, the Victory Road gate,
Victory Road, Route 23, Indigo Plateau, the Elite Four's rooms, Lance's
room and the Hall of Fame are open.
- halloffame (game/scripts/league.ts): the music fades as SAVING RECORD
shows, the win and the team (without Eggs) are recorded, each Pokémon's
back picture passes and its front picture slides in for its "New Hall of
Famer!" page and cry, then the player's card with the play time and
Professor Oak's rating; the play time stops meanwhile. The world then
continues at New Bark as Continue does after the cartridge's reset.
- credits and the credits after the Hall of Fame (CreditsMachine): the
ROM's script, strings, banner Pokémon and THE END, frame by frame as
VBlank_Credits presents them, with the frames each command group runs
over measured on the cartridge. B shortens credits seen before.
- wait, appear/disappear of the player, and rival names in battle texts
(PlaceEnemysName prints wRivalName alone: "???" before he is named).
- The tile-screen renderer wraps hSCX/hSCY at 256 pixels and gives rows
their own hSCX.
- Reference: the credits match the cartridge on every frame (BG map,
banner tiles, CRAM palettes, LY overrides, parser), with and without B;
the ceremony's pages match for every species and the player's card for
Chris and Kris.
- Playthrough: five stages from Tin Tower to the Hall of Fame (HM07 from
Ice Path, Tohjo Falls' waterfall, Victory Road's ladders, the Elite Four
and Lance); the driver follows warps within a map and fights carefully
from here.
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Ports 5473 and 4473 never reuse a running server, so the suite can run
beside `npm run dev` or another session's servers.
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Savegames → Import backup now reads an English Crystal .sav (from an
emulator, a cartridge dump or the 3DS Virtual Console's sav.dat) and
converts it into a native save after a preview.
- world/cartridge-save.ts: picks the copy TryLoadSaveFile would load
(check values and checksums of the main copy, else the backup), reads
the saved WRAM block, the numbered boxes, mail backups, Hall of Fame and
Battle Tower by PRET labels (SRAM, SAVE_BLOCK in the profile, checked by
check:reference with the SAV constants), engine flags via EngineFlags,
scenes via MapScenes, and the map's objects and masks.
- Clock: an emulator MBC3 footer plus the time since it was written,
FixDays/FixTime with wStart*, mapped to the minute and weekday offsets;
without one, the device's time and the saved wCurDay. Day countdowns
move with the day difference.
- Refused with the reason: unported maps, the Bug-Catching Contest, a
Battle Tower challenge, characters outside the naming screen.
- Names keep <PK>/<MN> as ᴾᴷ/ᴹᴺ (one character, one tile); trainer names
accept the naming screen's alphabet; boxed Eggs validate; native states
up to 256 kB load (a full PC exceeded 64 kB).
- Tests: the committed debug saves, layout offsets against the symbols,
backup fallback, clock footers, day counters, refusals, slot session
and the Savegames flow in Chromium and WebKit.
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The six tests drew their cases from one generator shared by the file, so
a test's inputs depended on which tests the worker had run before it:
Chromium and WebKit, or a full run and a single test, compared different
cases, and a failure could not be replayed by running that test alone.
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After a page process has opened many AudioContexts, WebKit can hand out
one whose sampleRate is 0. The adapter passed that rate to binjgb, whose
emulator_run_until divides by the audio frequency on every call, so the
first frame trapped with "Division by zero". This failed the Day-Care
cartridge comparisons on WebKit after earlier tests had created hundreds
of emulators, and could crash the reference player in Safari.
A context without a usable rate is now closed and the emulator runs
silently at the fallback rate, as when no AudioContext can be created.
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- Day-Care and breeding: deposits, withdrawal pricing and growth,
compatibility, egg species, DVs and moves, DayCareStep, egg
collection and the Odd Egg, compared with the cartridge's routines.
- CountStep: walking happiness, DoEggStep, DayCareStep and DoBikeStep
in the original's order; HatchEggs with the ROM's hatch animation,
compared frame by frame with the original.
- MAIL: all ten stationery types and the Portrait MAIL picture,
compared with the cartridge's tilemaps, graphics and palettes.
- Printing: Bill's PC boxes, Pokedex PRNT, MAIL and the Photo Studio
take the original's absent-printer path.
- Hall of Fame records (saved apart from the League flag, ready for the
League to call) and the Hall of Fame PC, compared with the cartridge's
_HallOfFamePC on 255 pages.
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Savegames now lists independent save slots made with the loaded ROM:
new game, continue, rename, duplicate, export and delete. The native
database moves to IndexedDB version 2; the singleton save becomes
"Save 1" inside the upgrade transaction, so it migrates exactly once and
the old store is left untouched. Each write adds a generation and drops
older ones in one transaction, keeping two records with CRC-32
checksums: a damaged newest record falls back to the previous one.
Slots and records from a newer player are kept and never written.
Imports are checked in a scratch world before anything changes and
previewed with the trainer, progress, saved time, game data version and
the slots of the same trainer; they go into a new save or replace one,
whose previous record stays recoverable.
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Every registered trainer's callee and caller scripts run, with the
missing specials and commands (RandomPhoneWildMon, RandomUnseenWildMon,
swarms, gettrainerclassname, Kenji's break, the Blue Card and Buena's
password variables). Fight counts are saved, so rematches and gifts work
on every open map, and the daily reset clears the phone's flags.
Random calls follow CheckPhoneCall and the 20/10/5/3-minute call timer;
received calls ring twice with the caller's name, and calls play their
ringing, hang-up and no-signal sounds. Grass and fishing swarms use the
swarm tables.
The radio ports PlayRadioShow and every station frame by frame, with its
music: the Pokégear's radio card tunes by knob, house radios play through
MapRadio, and Buena's show takes the day's password for Blue Card points
that her receptionist exchanges for prizes.
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The sound engine (audio/engine.asm, home/audio.asm) is ported on a byte
copy of its audio WRAM and a sound register model. A reference test runs
the cartridge's routines beside it and matches the WRAM and registers
after every UpdateSound for all songs, effects and cries, fades, the
danger tone and effect priority. apu.ts synthesizes the four channels in
an AudioWorklet; its output matches the reference emulator's APU by
spectrum. The world runs the engine twice per tick; Play or the first
press unlocks sound, pausing suspends it, Settings sets the volume.
Wired in: map music by map setup and special map music, script audio
commands, text fanfares, WaitSFX and cries that hold the script frozen
(the last page stays shown), battle music, cries, fainting, victory,
capture and the low HP tone, Pokémon Center healing, evolution, the
intro, the Pokédex's cries, PCs, marts, healing items, talk and menu
clicks, bumps, ledges, warps, boulders, the Bicycle and Surf.
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findPath now takes the visible objects and warps once per search, and
training and map crossings measure every candidate tile in one search
instead of one search per tile. The routes chosen are the same; the
45-stage playthrough runs in seconds again, which the slower CI host
needs (the Whitney stage hit its time limit there).
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The Route 40 gate, the Battle Tower and its rooms are open with the
offline challenge: the rules, the save before entering, the level menu
with its level and uber checks, seven trainers drawn from
BattleTowerTrainers with Pokémon from BattleTowerMons, BattleTowerText,
save and quit with the receptionist resuming it, cancelling, losing and
the vitamin reward. After each battle the party and Pokédex return to the
quick save's, as LoadPokemonData does.
Battle Tower battles turn off obedience, badge boosts, experience, items,
AI items and prize money, use Falkner's AI attributes, keep Sleep to one
to three turns and never fail the AI's status moves at random. New script
command battletowertext; new specials BattleTowerAction (offline actions),
BattleTowerRoomMenu, CheckForBattleTowerRules, BattleTowerBattle,
LoadOpponentTrainerAndPokemonWithOTSprite, Menu_ChallengeExplanationCancel,
TryQuickSave and Reset.
DoBadgeTypeBoosts was missing from every battle; it now adds an eighth of
the damage for the first badge matching the move's type on the player's
turn, checked against the original routine.
This completes Johto from Azalea to Blackthorn: Kanto, the League and the
S.S. Aqua continue on #33; radio, rematches and Buena's password on #30.
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Tin Tower's floors and roof and the Whirl Islands are open. The Clear Bell
gets the player past the sages to Suicune in Tin Tower; after the League,
the Rainbow Wing leads up to Ho-Oh, and the Silver Wing to Lugia.
New specials: MonCheck and BeastsCheck (CheckOwnMonAnywhere, with its
five-letter OT comparison and no Day-Care search).
The playthrough driver plans ledge jumps for the later stages, waterfall
descents, warp panels and Surf between warps; the run gains two stages,
Routes 45 and 46 back to Ecruteak and Tin Tower's Suicune.
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The Rocket-held Radio Tower, the Underground's switch room and warehouse,
Ice Path, Blackthorn City and its gym, Routes 45 and 46, Dark Cave's
Blackthorn entrance, Dragon's Den and the Dragon Shrine are open. The story
plays through the Basement Key, the switches and the director, the Clear
Bell, Ice Path's falling boulder, Clair's gym and the shrine's test for the
RISINGBADGE, TM24 and the elder's Dratini.
New specials: GiveDratini and MoveDeletion. A save keeps an object that a
script made disappear (or appear against its flag) as Continue does, so the
Radio Tower director no longer blocks the 5F stairs after a reload. A
whiteout from a battle started in an scall no longer refuses.
The playthrough driver pushes boulders into their holes (planned breadth
first), clears whirlpools, chooses the move a TM replaces and heals with
the strongest potion; the run gains six stages to the Rising Badge.
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Route 42, Mt. Mortar, Mahogany Town, Route 43 and its gates, the Lake of
Rage and its houses, the Rocket Hideout and Route 44 are open. The story
plays through the toll, the red Gyarados, Lance, the hideout and Pryce's
GLACIERBADGE, which starts the Radio Tower takeover.
The fishing guru measures Magikarp (CheckMagikarpLength,
MagikarpHouseSign, FindPartyMonThatSpecies); the record is saved.
takemoney now leaves a short account at zero as TakeMoney does, and
setmapscene/setscene on a map without scenes consume the byte instead of
refusing. The playthrough's path search slides on ice and the run gains
five stages to Pryce.
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Since the choices moved into their own box above the text box, its
height was capped by the viewport (60vh, 30em) rather than by the room
on the game screen. On a phone the start menu ran off the top of the
screen, which clips it, so POKéDEX, POKéMON and PACK could not be
tapped. The box is now also capped at the screen's height above the
text box, measured when it opens and whenever the screen or the text
box resizes, and scrolls when its entries do not fit.
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Enable Route 38 and its Ecruteak gate, Route 39 with the MooMoo farm,
Olivine City and its buildings, the Lighthouse's six floors, Routes 40
and 41, and Cianwood City with its gym, pharmacy, Photo Studio, Mania's
house, the Poke Seer and the Lugia speech house. Olivine's port, the
Battle Tower gate and Whirl Islands stay closed. The story runs from the
rival in Olivine through Jasmine and Amphy, Suicune and Eusine, the
SecretPotion, Chuck's boulders, the STORMBADGE, TM01 and HM02, back to
Amphy's cure, Jasmine, the MINERALBADGE and TM23.
Port GiveShuckle and ReturnShuckie with every return code and Mania's
wrong last-Pokemon speech, PokeSeer with its high-byte-only OT check and
reused caught level, PhotoStudio's no-printer path (Printer Error 2),
and PlaySlowCry. wMooMooBerries joins the saved script bytes.
Port trainer item AI: the 13 healing, status and X items, the
highest-level gate, item use while Mean Look or Wrap prevents
switching, and the original's random and state quirks, checked against
the ROM over 5,632 states. Leaders with items are no longer refused.
Game Corner sprites match the original frame by frame: cursor and reel
positions, Golem's whole-frame flips, frame timing, the frame a removed
sprite is still drawn, and the Golem roll's screen shake. The Burned
Tower rival's garbage trainer header is documented as a boundary: its
seen text dispatches text command $7f into home code before any battle.
The playthrough continues for six stages to Jasmine; its driver can
Surf, fish and travel through floors joined by holes. New tests cover
trainer items, Olivine and Cianwood side content, and reference checks
for trainer items, trainer sight and Game Corner animations.
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Enable Route 35, Route 36, Route 37, the National Park and its gates,
Ecruteak City and its buildings, the Tin Tower entrance, the Wise Trio's
room and both floors of the Burned Tower. The story runs from Floria,
the SquirtBottle and Sudowoodo through the Kimono Girls' HM03 Surf, the
rival in the Burned Tower and the beasts' release to Ecruteak Gym,
Morty, the FOGBADGE and TM30.
Port roaming Pokémon (InitRoamMons, UpdateRoamMons, JumpRoamMons,
CheckEncounterRoamMon) with their state in the save; only Continue moves
them on restore, so a failed import's rollback keeps them in place.
Port the Bug-Catching Contest: registration on contest days, Park Balls,
contestants, the timer, QUIT, the catch-and-swap prompt, judging from
the ROM's contestant table, prizes and the saved contest state.
Port the Game Corner's SlotMachine and CardFlip on a new realtime tile
screen that advances two frames per tick with buffered buttons: reel
strips and scrolling, bias tables, the seven streak, Golem and Chansey,
payouts, the Card Flip board, cursor and navigation. Their tilemaps are
checked against the ROM's own data.
Also port getnum, a plain warp that continues its script on the new map,
and PokemonNames' EGG entry. A trainer whose script is ObjectEvent (the
Burned Tower rival) is no longer sighted once its own flag is set, as
the original's read of bit 1 of wNumKeyItems gives with the usual key
items.
The playthrough walks through the National Park and continues to Morty;
its driver chooses moves by type matchup, buys at Marts and uses Super
Potions and Awakenings in trainer battles. New tests cover roaming, the
contest, the Game Corner and Ecruteak's side content.
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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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On Docker-Builder1 the emulator comparisons now exceed Playwright's 30 s
default (13 Chromium parity tests in run 136) although they pass locally
in under 10 s. The job limit rises to 60 minutes to fit the slower runs.
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Four private runs lost the runner during the Chromium/WebKit step: the
log stops about a minute in, cleanup cannot start, and Docker-Builder1
stays offline until restarted. Halving the browser load tests whether
the host is running out of memory; the step has room in the 40-minute
limit.
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describe.skipIf still runs the describe body to collect tests, so the
ROM and PRET reads at describe level failed the synthetic CI job without
a ROM (runs 123–133). The reads now happen in beforeAll, as in the other
ROM suites.
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The text is about 2.2% of the screen width (15 to 40 px), multiplied by the
text-size setting, and its area is no longer capped at 120 px.
Closes#68 [no-card]
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YES/NO, menus and amount boxes float above the text box on the right, as in
the original. The cursor marker reserves its width so the box keeps its size
as the cursor moves, and the app-made CANCEL button under menus is removed
because B leaves the menu.
Closes#67 [no-card]
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YES/NO and battle lists are single columns moved with Up/Down, the battle
menu cursor follows the 2x2 grid, and the dialogue menu shows every entry.
Not pushed yet: awaiting manual testing (#64, #65).
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A manifest and icons rendered from icon.svg make the app installable.
The native build emits a service worker that precaches exactly the
built files and passes everything else to the network, so ROMs never
reach its cache. New versions wait for the player's Update, which saves
before reloading. Savegames offers installation, iPhone steps and
persistent storage, and a full disk gets its own save error.
Acceptance on physical iPhone and Android devices remains.
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Settings sets the text size (100, 125 or 150 %) and the key of each
button, kept in this browser's storage and validated on load. Every font
size scales with --text-scale, and the dialogue box scrolls instead of
growing past the screen. The game screen's label, the Play message and
Help's control list name the current keys.
Screen reader announcements for every native screen and touch control
remapping remain.
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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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Temporary: a .sav, a Virtual Console sav.dat and the Unown .pk2 files, to be
deleted once the .sav import investigation is done. [no-card]
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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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Enable Route 31 and its gate, Dark Cave's Violet entrance, Violet City with its buildings and Sprout Tower. Port the script commands they use: gettrainername, askforphonenumber (with AddPhoneNumber's room for Mom and Elm; addcellnum now reports failure as the original does), checkpokemail, loadmenu/_2dmenu/closewindow, giveegg and trade (NPCTrade, with wTradeFlags saved).
Eggs keep their species with an egg flag, as wPartySpecies does. The pack's TM/HM counts receive, check and toss TMs and HMs, which are named TM01-HM07.
The playthrough continues through Route 31 (with Mom's call), Violet City and Sprout Tower to Elder Li's Flash.
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BadgeStatBoosts runs where the original calls it: when a Pokémon is sent out, after an in-battle level-up, and in CalcPlayerStats. It keeps the PlainBadge/MineralBadge swap and the Glacier Badge's Special Defense register bug. A transformed Pokémon that levels up now keeps its copied stats.
The reference emulator compares all 256 badge bytes over 28 stat sets per browser against the unmodified routine.
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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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