@pokemon.select has an extra argument. If it is set to an attack ID, it will be visible which Pokémon can learn that move while selecting.
Added @Pokemon.CanLearnAttack(PartyIndex,AttackID)
Returns if the Pokémon can learn the specified move.
@Pokemon.NewRoaming(RoamerID,PokémonID,Level,regionID,startLevelFile,MusicLoop,[Shiny],[ScriptPath])
RoamerID & ScriptPath are new.
* RoamerID (int) = A required identifier for the roaming Pokémon, can be used in scripts.
* ScriptPath (str) = Path to a script file to execute after every encounter with any roaming Pokémon
@Pokemon.Ride([pokeIndex])
Makes a Pokémon in the player's party use the field move Ride. If the argument is left empty, the first Pokémon who knows Ride gets selected.
pokeIndex (int) [optional, defaults to -1] = the party index of a Pokémon
@Pokemon.SetStatus(index,status)
index = Index of the Pokémon in the player's party
status = the desired status to give the Pokémon (possible values: "brn", "frz", "prz", "psn", "bpsn", "slp", "fnt")
This command levels a Pokémon up by the amount of levels (integer) specified in LevelAmount.
If a Pokémon could learn one or more moves on any of the levels between its original level and its level after the command, the command will allow the player to teach each of those moves.
Format:
@Pokemon.Hatch(PartyIndex,[CanRename],[Message])
Description:
If the Pokémon specified in the PartyIndex argument is an egg, it hatches immediately
Arguments:
PartyIndex (int) - Index of a Pokémon in the player's party. Values can range from 0-5.
CanRename (bool) - Optional. Whether the player can rename the Pokémon or not after it hatches.
Message (str) - Optional. The message to display after the Pokémon hatches.
The following commands has been replaced by @overworldpokemon.hide:
* @pokemon.hide
* @player.hidepokemonfollow
The following command has been replaced by @overworldpokemon.show:
* @player.showpokemonfollow
and the following unused command is now replaced by @overworldpokemon.toggle:
* @player.togglepokemonfollow
