Also made each Script Delay be defined with an identifier so you can have multiple delays running at the same time!
* arg0 = Identifier
* arg1 = Script Path
* arg2 = Delay Type (Steps, ItemCount)
// Steps
* arg3 = Amount of steps
* arg4 = Whether to display the remaining steps in the start menu
//ItemCount
* arg3 = Item ID
* arg4 = Compare Type (Equal, Below, EqualOrBelow, Above, EqualOrAbove)
* arg5 = Item Amount
With the ItemCount type you can run a script when you do or do not have a certain amount of items
@Script.Delay(ScriptPath,DelayType,DelayValue)
Executes a script file after something happened (like having moved a certain amount of steps)
@Script.ClearDelay(ScriptPath,DelayType,DelayValue)
Clears the register created with @script.delay, preventing the script from being executed.
<script.delay(ReturnType)>
Returns a different thing depending on what you write for ReturnType:
"type" - returns what kind of trigger the script delay uses (only "steps" atm)
"script" - returns the script that will be executed after the delay ended
"value" - returns when the trigger ends, like how many steps are left for example
@Player.SetScriptSteps(stepAmount,scriptPath)
Executes a script file after having moved the given amount of steps.
@Player.ClearScriptSteps
Clears the register created with @Player.SetScriptSteps, preventing the script from being executed.
<Player.ScriptSteps>
Returns the amount of steps before the script as defined by @Player.SetScriptSteps is executed.
@Pokedex.ChangeEntry(PokeID,EntryType,ForceChange)
PokeID [str] = the Pokémon ID: number (e.g. 19) + optionally Data File Suffix (e.g. 19_alola) or AdditionalValue (201;0)
EntryType [int] = the type that the entry needs to be set to: 0 (undiscovered), 1 (seen), 2 (seen + caught) or 3 (seen + caught + shiny)
ForceChange [bool] = if this is set to true, the game doesn't check whether the Pokédex entry is lower than EntryType before setting it
If you use the @environment.setdaytime(int) command and go back to the main menu, the daytime does not change reset to the system time, causing the main menu to show the wrong background color (e.g. Morning while it is evening)
- You can now run up and down a slideblock.
- NPC movement type Straight is now less random and more smooth.
- When renaming the rival, the skin visible at the top changes to whatever skin is set as the rivalskin. This way, the rival is not stuck with one skin. This can be useful when the rival's skin changes based on the player's gender for example.
- Text messages that contain <token.tokenname>, where tokenname is a string from the localizations files, have the part between the <> replaced with that string now.
- Text messages that contain <button.buttonname>, where buttonname is one of the controls defined in "Saves\Keyboard.dat", will now have the part between the <> replaced with the key assigned to that control.
- Players can now be genderless instead of only either male or female in scripts.
- Which skins are available in the intro is now defined in the GameMode's definition file instead of being hard-coded
- Old New Game intro now uses the player skin data from the GameMode definition file
- The Pokémon in the old New Game now doesn't fall too far down anymore
- Scripts adjusted to match the new gender functionality
