* Adds Tidy Up + minor Dragon Cheer follow up
* improve tidy up script
* Add IncreaseTidyUpScore function
* remove useless calls
* 2 small tests and a correction for IncreasyTidyUpScore
* Sets neutral nature and ability 0 as default in trainer control
* add config to generate a random ability
* minor correction
* move config to battle.h
* fixed compiling
In #4168b7d7709 a memset was added but this causes the issue #4200. The sizeof was done on the variable instead of the struct. This caused other variables in EWRAM to loose their value. I have no idea if this fix breaks what was intented to do in #4168.
Also fixed the issue reported in my comment. When you run out of balls gLastThrownBall has a value, but you enter the if statement because you have no more balls. There the next in line ball is set to display but if there are non there is nothing to display. Afterwards when you get a new ball, you do not enter the if statement to update the gBallToDisplay because the ball is in the bag and gLastThrownBall is still set to not 0. Then it's checked if the bag has gBallToDisplay which does not point to a ball and therefor nothing is shown. Now we only update gBallToDisplay if there is actually a ball to display.
'randompercentage X' sets VAR_RESULT to TRUE X% of the time, or FALSE
100-X% of the time.
'randomelement X, Y, ...' sets VAR_RESULT to one of X, Y, ... with equal
probability.
* Updated the way in which ScrCmd_givemon and ScriptGiveMon assign a default ability
When an abilityNum is not assigned in a call to givemon performed inside of an overworld script, ScriptGiveMonParameterized will make sure to generate an abilityNum of 0 or 1 in the same way vanilla does it; by defaulting to 0, and then tweaking it based on the least relevant bit of the Pokémon's personality.
ScriptGiveMon will set the default ability of a Pokémon in the same way now too, because even though it was rewritten in #3924, it should ideally produce a Pokémon in a similar way than vanilla does it.
* Removed pointless abilityNum setup in ScriptGiveMonParameterized
* Allow developers to choose metric or imperial, and their decimal seperator of choice for Pokédex entries
- Creates which cleans up the existing implementing of printing height and weight to the pokedex
- Developers can choose to use metric or imperial units of measurement in the Pokédex
- - Developers can choose to use any character as a decimal seperator in the Pokédex
- Allows users to define units and decimal seperators independently
- Fixes a bug in Lotad / Seedot house
* Fixed compilation issue with agbcc
* Updated to include HGSS Dex and address PR Feedback
This reverts commit c267dd6ee6.
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