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Team Rocket HQ

2013-12-18T15:42:38Z

Calzone: Fixed Typo

{{UpToDate|0.32}}[[File:TRHQ1Map.png|right|thumb|450px|Team Rocket HQ Floor 1 Map]]
[[File:TRHQ2Map.png|right|thumb|450px|Team Rocket HQ Floor 2 Map]]
[[File:TRHQ3Map.png|right|thumb|450px|Team Rocket HQ Floor 3 Map]]
The Team Rocket HQ is a headquarters and a hideout for [[Team Rocket]], located beneath the souvenir shop in [[Mahogany Town]]. For a period of time, Team Rocket used the headquarters as a power source to send out high-frequency sound waves, which disturbed the Pokémon in Mahogany Town, Lake of Rage, and other surrounding locations, and affected their evolution patterns. It is also the source of the problems occurring at the lake, involving the appearance of a [[Pokémon_List/Gyarados#Special Appearances|Red Gyarados]].

After the player encounters the Red Gyarados, [[Lance]] enlists the help from the player to stop Team Rocket's plans. After [[Team Rocket#Ariana|Ariana]] is defeated, she explains that they were trying to evolve the {{Pokemon|Magikarp}} living in the Lake of Rage because {{Pokemon|Gyarados}} are far more profitable and rare than their pre-evolutionary form. Team Rocket abandon the headquarters, and search for their next phase of action.

== Layout ==
According to the [[Team Rocket]] members found inside the hideout, it was once used as a ninja base, and was presumably renovated by Team Rocket sometime in the past. The upper floor of the base contains {{Pokemon|Persian}} statues with security cameras in their eyes—walking past one triggers two Team Rocket Grunts to battle the player until they deactivate the cameras using a switch in the center of the area. The far left hallway bypasses most of the Persian cameras, but the floor is booby-trapped with {{Pokemon|Koffing}}, {{Pokemon|Voltorb}} and {{Pokemon|Geodude}}, which battle the player and have a tendency to [[Selfdestruct]]. The second floor contains the generator room where six {{Pokemon|Electrode}} power the radio transmitter. The room is locked and requires a password to open. The third floor contains workstations, and a passage back onto the second floor leads to the rear of the hideout where the main office is located. The office is also locked and requires two passwords to open.

When [[Lance]] and the player invade the hideout, the player must defeat the male Grunt and the female Grunt on the third floor to acquire the two passwords to the main office. After defeating [[Team_Rocket#Executive_Petrel|Petrel]] here the Murkrow next to his desk tells the player the password to the generator room is "Hail Giovanni". When the player opens the doors to the Generator Room [[Team_Rocket#Executive_Ariana|Ariana]] challenges you to a battle. Once the Electrode powering the generator are defeated, Lance gives the player the [[HM]] containing [[Whirlpool]] as thanks for the assistance.

Though Lance instructs the player to knock out the Electrode powering the generator, the player is able to catch them if they choose to do so, and the result will be the same as if they had knocked them out.

== Pokemon ==
{{Pokeloctable}}
{{Pokelocspc|074|Geodude|Trap Floor|21|Five}}
{{Pokelocspc|100|Voltorb|Trap Floor|23|Six}}
{{Pokelocspc|101|Electrode|Trap Floor|23|Three}}
{{Pokelocspc|109|Koffing|Trap Floor|21|Five}}
|}

For a list for all locations see: [[Pokémon Locations]]

== Trainers ==
''Unless stated otherwise, all levels in this chart are of [[Difficulty]] 0.''
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Label
! Name
! Image
! Pokémon
! Reward
{{Tr|Trap|Team Rocket Grunt♂|*|{{Pk|096|Drowzee|17}} {{Pk|041|Zubat|17}}|760}}
{{Tr|Trap|Team Rocket Grunt♂|*|{{Pk|041|Zubat|16}} {{Pk|088|Magikarp|17}} {{Pk|019|Rattata|18}}|720}}
{{Tr|A|Team Rocket Grunt♂||{{Pk|019|Rattata|16}} {{Pk|019|Rattata|16}} {{Pk|019|Rattata|16}} {{Pk|019|Rattata|16}}|640}}
{{Tr|B|Scientist|Jed|{{Pk|081|Magnemite|20}} {{Pk|081|Magnemite|20}} {{Pk|081|Magnemite|20}}|200}}
{{Tr|C|Team Rocket Grunt♂||{{Pk|048|Venonat|18}} {{Pk|048|Venonat|18}}|720}}
{{Tr|D|Team Rocket Grunt♂||{{Pk|042|Golbat|18}}|720}}
{{Tr|E|Scientist|Ross|{{Pk|109|Koffing|22}} {{Pk|109|Koffing|22}}|2200}}
{{Tr|F|Team Rocket Grunt♀|**|{{Pk|023|Ekans|18}} {{Pk|044|Gloom|18}}|720}}
{{Tr|G|Scientist|Mitch|{{Pk|132|Ditto|24}}|2400}}
{{Tr|H|Team Rocket Grunt♂|**|{{Pk|020|Raticate|19}}|760}}
{{Tr|I|Team Rocket Grunt♂||{{Pk|019|Rattata|17}} {{Pk|019|Rattata|17}} {{Pk|041|Zubat|17}}|680}}
{{Tr|J|Executive Petrel||{{Pk|041|Zubat|22}} {{Pk|020|Raticate|24}} {{Pk|109|Koffing|22}}|1584}}
{{Tr|K|Executive Ariana||{{Pk|024|Arbok|23}} {{Pk|198|Murkrow|25}} {{Pk|044|Gloom|23}}|1800}}
|}

<nowiki>*</nowiki> Appears when the statue trap is tripped. Can be fought 5 times.

<nowiki>**</nowiki> Will tell the player a password after being defeated.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Team Rocket HQ.png|Entrance on the First Floor.
</gallery>

==Version History==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.32
| Implemented.
|}

{{Places}}

[[Category:Johto]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Team Rocket]]

Staryu

2013-12-15T02:08:35Z

Calzone: Added link to Water Stone

{{UpToDate|0.32}}{{PokemonBox|120|Water||Starmie|Seaking|Starmie|035|030|30|45|55|70|55|85}}

== Information ==
{{T|Staryu|Water||}}

Staryu’s body is mostly composed of a pliable, golden-brown star-shape, from which Staryu derives its title as the Star Shape Pokémon. Between its five appendages, at the very center of its body, an exterior organ called the core is held in place by a gold piece. The core resembles a red jewel and functions similarly to a madreporite. Lopped around its left leg is a golden ring that seems to hold the core in place. Staryu is hermaphroditic.

It evolves into {{Pokemon|Starmie}} when exposed to a {{Item|Water Stone}}.

== Pokédex Entry ==
At night slowly flickers with the same rhythm as a human heartbeat.

{{Datatable|Star Shape|0.8|34.5}}

== Locations ==
{{Location7|Route 34|Fishing|Route 40|Fishing|Route 41|Fishing|Route 47|Fishing|Cherrygrove City|Fishing|Olivine City|Fishing|Cianwood City|Fishing}}

== Moves ==
{{Pokemove}}
{{Mop|-|33}}
{{Mop|-|106}}
{{Mop|6|55}}
{{Mop|10|229}}
{{Mop|12|105}}
{{Mop|15|293}}
{{Mop|18|129}}
{{Mop|22|61}}
{{Mop|25|107}}
{{Mop|30|360}}
{{Mop|33|113}}
{{Mop|36|362}}
{{Mop|40|513}}
{{Mop|43|408}}
{{Mop|48|322}}
{{Mop|52|56}}
|}

Pokémon Move/Ride

2013-12-15T01:38:14Z

Calzone: Added Tauros to the list of compatible Pokemon

'''Ride''' is a damage-dealing [[Fighting]]-type move.

==Effect==

Ride inflicts more damage the lower your accuracy is.

==Information Tab==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! ID
! Name
! [[Pokémon Type|Type]]
! [[Category|Cat.]]
! Description
! Power
! [[Accuracy|Acc.]]
! [[PP]]
|-
| 560
{{Move560}}
|}

==Trainer's Tips==
* Ride is a custom move for Pokémon3d.
* Ride is an HM and the [[Goldenrod Gym|Plain Badge]] is needed to use it outside of battle.
* HM09 containing ride is found in what, in the original games, was the bike shop.

== Pokémon ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Dex Num.
! Name
! colspan="2" | [[Pokémon Type|Type]]
! Method
|-
{{Pokelearnmove|006|Charizard|Fire|Flying|HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|077|Ponyta|Fire||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|078|Rapidash|Fire||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove|095|Onix|Rock|Ground|HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|128|Tauros|Normal||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|134|Vaporeon|Water||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|156|Quilava|Fire||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|157|Typhlosion|Fire||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|160|Feraligatr|Water||HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove|208|Steelix|Steel|Ground|HM}}
{{Pokelearnmove1t|232|Donphan|Ground||HM}}
|}

== Version History ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.34
| Introduced
|}

Characters

2013-06-12T20:20:15Z

Calzone: /* Champion */ Grammar fixes

Through out the world of Pokemon there are many important people who will be encountered in many different ways and times. These people may help you like Prof. Elm, battle you like your [[Rival]], or are out to cause havoc like [[Team Rocket]].

== the [[Player]] ==
The [[player]] is the character whose perspective the game is played from.

== [[Rival]] ==
At the beginning of the game after choosing your [[Starter]] your rival will obtain the Starter who has a type advantage to yours. They will then challenge you multiple times throughout the story line becoming one of the strongest trainers you face in the game.

== Professors ==

=== Professor Elm ===
Prof Elm is a [[Pokemon]] researcher who specializes in [[Evolution]]. He lives in [[New Bark Town]] and gives the [[player]] their [[Starter]].

=== Professor Oak ===
Professor Oak is often considered the foremost authority on [[Pokemon]]. He is the inventor of the original [[Pokedex]] and gives it to the player when they reach Mr. Pokemon's house.

Even tough he lives in [[Pallet Town]] he often goes to [[Goldenrod City]] to co-host a [[Radio]] [[Radio Programs|Program]] with Mary.

=== Professor's Aide ===
Is the main helper for Professor Elm. He gives the [[player]] their first [[Potion]] and set of [[Poké Balls]] as well as bringing the {{Pokemon|Togepi}} [[Mystery Egg|Egg]] to the [[player]] in [[Violet City]].

== Antagonists ==
===[[Team Rocket]]===
An evil organization founded by [[Team Rocket#Giovanni|Giovanni]], it was disbanded by him three years before the story. Since then [[Team Rocket]] has been rebuilding itself and waiting for the return of Giovanni.

Believing they are ready, four of the executives take charge of team and begin their comeback culminating in their invasion of the [[Radio Tower]]. After the interim boss, [[Team Rocket#Executive Archer|Excutive Archer]] is defeated he will disband Team Rocket once again

== Pokemon League ==
The Pokemon League consists of the eight [[Gym Leaders]], The [[Elite Four]] and the [[Champion]].

=== [[Gym Leaders]] ===
There are eight Gym Leaders through out the [[Johto]] region whose job is to test trainers as they aspire to challenge the [[Elite Four]] and become [[Champion]].

=== [[Elite Four]] ===
The [[Elite Four]] are four of the strongest trainers in the [[Johto]] Region. They must be beaten in a row with no chances to get more items or to use a [[Pokemon Center]] before being allowed to face the [[Champion]]

=== [[Champion]] ===
The [[Champion]] is the strongest trainer in the Region. He can only be battled (in most cases) immediately after defeating the [[Elite Four]].

== Other Characters ==
=== Important Characters ===
* '''Mom''' - The mother of the [[Player]] who gives them the [[Pokegear]] and takes care of the house while they are gone.
* '''Mr. Pokemon''' - A collector of rare [[Pokemon]] items who lives on [[Route 30]]. he is the reason that Professor Elm gives you a Pokemon as he needs you to run an errand to retrieve a [[Mystery Egg]] from Mr. Pokemon.
=== Trainers ===
* '''Eusine''' - A Mysterious man who is friends with [[Gym Leader]] {{GL|Morty}}. He is a {{Pokemon|Suicune}} fanatic and follows the Suicune, and thus the [[Player]] throughout [[Johto]].
* '''Elder Li''' - the head of a group of sages who reside in the [[Sprout Tower]]. Presents a challenge for starting trainers to test them selves against.
* '''Kimono Girls''' - A group of five traditional Japanese dancers who are also strong trainers. Each one trains a different evolution of {{Pokemon|Eevee}}.

=== Service Providers ===
* '''Bill''' - The designer of the Pokemon Storage System who resides by him self at the end of [[Route 24]] in [[Kanto]]. He is spending some time in [[Goldenrod City]] visiting his family and will give the [[player]] an {{Pokemon|Eevee}}.
* '''Kurt''' - A maker of [[Poké Balls]]. He is first encountered when the [[Player]] reaches his house in [[Azalea Town]] as he is preparing to kick [[Team Rocket]] out of the [[Slowpoke Well]]. After defeating Team Rocket for him he will make [[Poké Balls]] from the [[Apricorns]] the Player collects.
* '''Day Care Couple''' - the old man and woman who run the [[Day Care]] on [[Route 34]]. They will take care of two of your [[Pokemon]] for {{PDollar}}100 + {{PDollar}}100 more for every level it grows in their care.
* '''Nurse Joy''' - The person in every [[Pokemon Center]] who will heal the [[Player]]'s [[Pokemon]].
* '''Charcoal Maker''' - Runs a small [[Charcoal]] making business in [[Azalea Town]]. He and his assistant use a {{Pokemon|Farfetch'd}} to cut down trees in [[Ilex Forest]] to turn into charcoal. The [[Player]] first meets him after retrieving the Farfetch'd who ran away from his assistant

=== Radio Tower Personnel===
* '''Director''' - The Director of the [[Radio Tower]] who is kidnapped by [[Team Rocket]] and replaced with a disguised [[Team Rocket#Executive Petrel|Excutive Petrel]] as part of their plan to take over the Radio Tower. After saving the tower the Director will reward you with either the [[Rainbow Wing]] or the [[Silver Wing]].
* '''Mary''' - A broadcaster working for the [[Radio Tower]] who co-hosts a talk show with Professor Oak.
* '''Buena''' - Another Radio Show host.
* '''DJ Ben''' - Another Radio Show host.

Union Cave

2013-05-24T16:25:12Z

Calzone: Added links to the routes

[[File:UnionCave1Map.png|300px|thumb|Union Cave Floor 1 Map]]
[[File:UnionCave2Map.png|300px|thumb|Union Cave Basement Floor 1 Map]]
[[File:UnionCave3Map.png|300px|thumb|Union Cave Basement Floor 2 Map]]

'''Union Cave''' is a cave located in south Johto. The main cave divides [[Route 32]] from [[Route 33]], though two other exits in the basement levels of the cave lead to the Ruins of Alph. A wild {{Pokemon|Lapras}} can also be encountered deep in the cave every Friday after Morty has been defeated (as Surf is required to get to it).

==Geography==
Although brighter inside, Union cave shares many characteristics with [[Dark Cave]] as its rocks and bolders go.

The cave is said to be connected to the ocean, which is a result of water flowing into all levels of the cave.

==Demographics==
Union Cave contains 12 people all of which are trainers.

==Items==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Image
! Name
! Location
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png]]
| [[Great Ball]]
| In a little side pass apart from the main path.
|-
| [[File:Potion.png]]
| [[Potion]]
| Right in front of the player as he walks through the cave.
|}

== Pokémon ==
''Unless stated otherwise, all levels in this chart are of [[Difficulty]] 0.''
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="background-color:#B9FFC5" | Pokémon
! style="background-color:#B9FFC5" | Location
! style="background-color:#B9FFC5" | Levels
! style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | Rate Morning
! style="background-color:#96E0FF" | Rate Day
! style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | Rate Evening
! style="background-color:#597A9B" | Rate Night
|-
|colspan="7" style="text-align: center"|
'''Floor 1:'''
|-
| {{MS|19}}[[Rattata]]
| Cave Floor
| 4-6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 10%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 10%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 10%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 10%
|-
| {{MS|027}}[[Pokémon List/Sandshrew|Sandshrew]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 30%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 30%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 30%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 30%
|-
| {{MS|041}}[[Pokémon List/Zubat|Zubat]]
| Cave Floor
| 7
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 25%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 25%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 25%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 25%
|-
| {{MS|074}}[[Pokémon List/Geodude|Geodude]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 30%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 30%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 30%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 30%
|-
| {{MS|095}} [[Pokémon List/Onix|Onix]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 5%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 5%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 5%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 5%
|-
| {{MS|194}} [[Pokémon List/Wooper|Wooper]]
| Cave Floor
| 5
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 0%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 0%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 0%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 20%
{{Pokeloc|194|Wooper|Surf|15-19|60}}
{{Pokeloc|195|Quagsire|Surf|15-24|40}}
|-
|colspan="7" style="text-align: center"|
'''Basement Floor 1:'''
|-
| {{MS|19}}[[Rattata]]
| Cave Floor
| 4-6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 10%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 10%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 10%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 10%
|-
| {{MS|027}}[[Pokémon List/Sandshrew|Sandshrew]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 30%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 30%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 30%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 30%
|-
| {{MS|041}}[[Pokémon List/Zubat|Zubat]]
| Cave Floor
| 7
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 25%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 25%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 25%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 25%
|-
| {{MS|074}}[[Pokémon List/Geodude|Geodude]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 30%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 30%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 30%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 30%
|-
| {{MS|095}} [[Pokémon List/Onix|Onix]]
| Cave Floor
| 6
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 5%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 5%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 5%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 5%
|-
| {{MS|194}} [[Pokémon List/Wooper|Wooper]]
| Cave Floor
| 5
| style="background-color:#FFFFC8" | 0%
| style="background-color:#96E0FF" | 0%
| style="background-color:#B0E0E6" | 0%
| style="background-color:#597A9B" | 20%
{{Pokeloc|194|Wooper|Surf|15-19|60}}
{{Pokeloc|195|Quagsire|Surf|15-24|40}}
|-
|colspan="7" style="text-align: center"|
'''Basement Floor 2:'''
{{Pokeloc|019|Rattata|Cave Floor|20|5}}
{{Pokeloc|020|Raticate|Cave Floor|22|30}}
{{Pokeloc|041|Zubat|Cave Floor|22|30}}
{{Pokeloc|042|Golbat|Cave Floor|22|20}}
{{Pokeloc|074|Geodude|Cave Floor|21|10}}
{{Pokeloc|095|Onix|Cave Floor|23|5}}
{{Pokeloc|195|Quagsire|Cave Floor|22|20|0}}
{{Pokeloc|072|Tentacool|Surf|15-19|60}}
{{Pokeloc|073|Tentacruel|Surf|20-24|10}}
{{Pokeloc|195|Quagsire|Surf|20-24|30}}
{{Pokelocspc|131|Lapras|Surf (Every Friday)|20|One}}
|}
For a list for all locations see: [[Pokémon Locations]]

==Trainers==
''Unless stated otherwise, all levels in this chart are of [[Difficulty]] 0.''
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Label
! Name
! Image
! Pokémon
! Reward
|-
| '''A'''
| Hiker Daniel
| [[File:Hiker.png]]
| {{MS|095}}[[Pokémon List/Onix|Onix]] Lv.11
| {{PDollar}}352
|-
| '''B'''
| Hiker Russell
| [[File:Hiker.png]]
| {{MS|074}}[[Pokémon List/Geodude|Geodude]] Lv.4 
{{MS|074}}[[Pokémon List/Geodude|Geodude]] Lv.6 
{{MS|074}}[[Pokémon List/Geodude|Geodude]] Lv.8 
| {{PDollar}}256
|-
| '''C'''
| Firebreather Bill
| [[File:Firebreather.png]]
| {{MS|109}}[[Pokémon List/Koffing|Koffing]] Lv.6 
{{MS|109}}[[Pokémon List/Koffing|Koffing]] Lv.6
| {{PDollar}}288
|-
| '''D'''
| PokeManiac Larry
| [[File:PokeManiac.png]]
| {{MS|79}}[[Pokémon List/Slowpoke|Slowpoke]] Lv.10
| {{PDollar}}600
|-
| '''E'''
| Firebreather Ray
| [[File:Firebreather.png]]
| {{MS|37}}[[Pokémon List/Vulpix|Vulpix]] Lv.9
| {{PDollar}}246
{{Tr|F|Hiker|Leonard|{{Pk|074|Geodude|23}} {{Pk|066|Machop|25}}|800}}
{{Tr|G|Hiker|Philip|{{Pk|074|Geodude|23}} {{Pk|074|Geodude|23}} {{Pk|075|Graveler|23}}|736}}
{{Tr|H|PokeManiac|Andrew|{{Pk|105|Marowak|24}} {{Pk|105|Marowak|24}}|1440}}
{{Tr|I|PokeManiac|Calvin|{{Pk|115|Kangaskhan|26}}|1560}}
{{Tr|J|Ace Trainer♂|Nick|{{Pk|001|Bulbasaur|26}} {{Pk|004|Charmander|26}} {{Pk|007|Squirtle|26}} |1248}}
{{Tr|K|Ace Trainer♀|Gwen|{{Pk|133|Eevee|26}} {{Pk|134|Vaporeon|22}} {{Pk|135|Jolteon|22}} {{Pk|136|Flareon|22}}|246}}
{{Tr|L|Ace Trainer♀|Wendy|{{Pk|061|Poliwhirl|28}}|1344}}
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:unioncave.png|Part of Union Cave.
</gallery>

== Version History ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.13
| Implemented.
|-
| 0.15
| Finished map.
|-
| 0.18
| Fixed missing stairs.
|-
| 0.20
| Wild Pokémon implemented. 
Trainers implemented. 
Fixed music.
|-
| 0.32
| Lapras event.
|}

{{Places}}

Version history

2013-04-02T22:40:59Z

Calzone: /* 0.28.3 */ Correction

''Navigation: '''Version history''' {{!}} [[Future versions]]''

The version history contains the older versions of the game and what they added in terms of content and Bug fixes.

All changelogs are directly copied from [http://www.nilllzz.tumblr.com/ nilllzz' Blog].

== Indev versions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Release date
! Summary
|-
|
===0.28.3===
|01.04.2013
|'''April Fools Edition'''
'''New features:'''
* Logo now states April Fools message.
* Title screen now states "APRIL FOOLS EDITION!!!"
*Unfinished Saffron map from the Kanto region.
'''New Bugs:'''
*The main menu says Indev 0.28.2 instead of 0.28.3
|-
|

=== 0.28.2 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''BugFixes'''
* {{Forum|2337}} LOLWHAT Bugfix
|-
|
=== 0.28.1 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''BugFixes'''
*{{Forum|2328}} Pokémon Menu crash
|-
|
=== 0.28 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
*'''[[Game Modes]]'''

'''BugFixes'''
*{{Forum|2208}} Egg hatch Typo.
*{{Forum|2183}} {{Forum|2222}} Unown sprites.
*{{Forum|2188}} Lass Krise crash.
*{{Forum|2209}} Battle - Overworld Transition.
*{{Forum|2220}} Typos.
*{{Forum|2156}} Moves (only the moves from version 0.26)
|-
|
=== 0.27.1 ===
| 11.03.2013
| '''Bugfixes:'''
Fixed 2 breaking game bugs
|-
|
=== 0.27 ===
|11.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
*Added: New lightning engine (in development, but is nearly finished) - Disable with F4.
*Added: New Pokédex mode - Habitat mode. Switch around in the Pokédex using the arrow keys.
*Added: National Park and gates.
*Improved: Overhauled complete music pack to make it loop better.
*Added: Placeholder abilities
*Added: All attacks implemented. Most are placeholders though and don’t work properly. We will implement them step by step.
*Added: Sudowoodo event and SquirtBottle.
*Added: Route 36 trainers
*Added: Pokémon are displayed larger in battles when having better IVs.
*Added: Showing Genders [(F) or (M)] while renaming Pokémon.
*Added: Splash screen (This is actually important because the game is loading stuff in the background - it reduces startup time so you can see something from the game earlier)

'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|2025}} Fixed: Steel types can get poisoned.
*{{Forum|66}} Fixed: Healing machine sound sounds over the music.
*Fixed: “InsideCorner” model displaying wrong textures and lightning
|-
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=== 0.26.1 ===
|01.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
* Added: Trainer genders
* Improved: Content pack menu
* Improved: Trainer AI

'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|2001}} Fixed: Fall through floor bug
*{{Forum|1889}} Fixed: Music sound levels
*{{Forum|1998}} Fixed: Harden Missing
*{{Forum|1225}} Fixed: Poison damage
*{{Forum|1248}} Fixed: Self-Destruct
*{{Forum|1703}} Fixed: Random Sprite appears
*{{Forum|429}} Fixed: Mewtwo Sprite
*{{Forum|66}} Fixed: Sound over music
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=== 0.26 ===
|26.02.2013
|
'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|1517}} Fixed: Confusion bug
*{{Forum|1704}} Fixed: 3rd person view flashes
*{{Forum|1834}} Fixed: Freezing bug
*{{Forum|1778}} Fixed: Ghost bug not fixed
*{{Forum|1865}} Fixed: Route 32 battle screen with snow bug
*{{Forum|1909}} Fixed: Ditto transform, attack selection index, hatching egg overworld Pokémon misplacement
*{{Forum|1957}} Fixed: Rollout strength doesn’t stack.
*{{Forum|1812}} Fixed: Ruins of Alph bug
*{{Forum|1916}} Fixed: Disappearing TMs
*{{Forum|1920}} Fixed: Ghost moves crash
*{{Forum|1922}} Fixed: Ghost moves crash (2)
*{{Forum|1941}} Fixed: Game crash when trainer + wild Pokémon encounter happen at the same time.
*{{Forum|1932}} Fixed: Tackle and Scratch PP fix
*{{Forum|945}} Fixed: Typos and inconsistencies
*{{Forum|1888}} Fixed: More typos
*{{Forum|1875}} Fixed: Losing eggs
*{{Forum|1876}} Fixed: Wild Pokémon PP glitch
*{{Forum|1880}} Fixed: ContentPack menu fixed.
*{{Forum|1864}} Fixed: TM teach able/unable display error
*{{Forum|1850}} Fixed: Route 35 .poke file error
*{{Forum|1824}} Fixed: Music bug
*{{Forum|1825}} Fixed: Unown “?” and “!” bug
*{{Forum|1840}} Fixed: NPC bug
*{{Forum|1826}} Fixed: Friend ball bug
*{{Forum|1786}} Fixed: PC Status ailment
*{{Forum|1794}} Fixed: Load bug
*{{Forum|1797}} Fixed: Self-Affecting abilities vs. Ghost types
*{{Forum|1796}} Fixed: Daycare bug.
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=== 0.25 ===
|19.02.2013
|
'''New Features'''
*[[Ruins of Alph|Alph ruins]], the first alph chamber and the house are implemented. You can catch {{Pokemon|Unowns}} there, too.
*[[Content pack]] submenu in the main menu.
*Added a PC and the old lady to the [[daycare]]. Also, the old man tells you about the status between the two Pokémon given to him.
*New features added to [[Goldenrod]]: [[Department Store]], Underground path, NPCs, Signs and scenery.
*EVs are working now.
*[[Route 35]]
*New languages are added to the menu.
*{{Pokemon|Togepi}} egg event (only available by beating the first [[gym]], you probably have to create a new save file.
*[[Goldenrod Gym]] battle map.
*New items: new TMs, [[Full heal]], [[Revive]], [[Max Potion]], Battle items and Vitamins
*Enhanced the store GUI a bit.
*Made a first prototype of the [[Pokégear]] available, not finished yet.
*Gate map between [[Route 35]] and [[Goldenrod City]].
*Added rooftop to the Department Store.
*New [[move]]: [[Hidden Power]]

'''Bugfixes:'''

*{{Forum|1763}} Fixed: Over world Pokémon appearing on battle screen.
*{{Forum|1749}} and {{Forum|1709}} Fixed: Various typos
*{{Forum|1733}} Fixed: Freeze status doesn’t get away
*{{Forum|1020}} Fixed: Certain moves don’t follow the rules of immunities.
*{{Forum|1679}} Fixed: Confusion message appears on a defeated Pokémon
*{{Forum|1652}} Fixed: Player gets stuck under stairs
*{{Forum|1708}} Fixed: Breeding with Ditto doesn’t work
*{{Forum|1699}} Fixed: Pokémon appear on the first floor of Sprout Tower
*{{Forum|1696}} Fixed: Crash with trainer AI when using Ghost types
*{{Forum|1680}} Fixed: Dream eater description
*{{Forum|1653}} Fixed: Energy drain moves taking too much HP.
*{{Forum|1655}} Fixed: Sign for Pokécenter in Goldenrod City
*{{Forum|1079}} Fixed: Confused the Defense and Special Defense in damage calculation
*{{Forum|1108}} Fixed: Two learned TM moves are connected to each other
*{{Forum|1624}} Fixed: Status ailments aren’t removed when taking a Pokémon out of the PC.
*{{Forum|1603}} Fixed: Ground in Goldenrod has wrong color shade.
*{{Forum|1585}} Fixed: Bugs with transform
*{{Forum|1222}} Fixed: GUI alignment in full screen

'''New Bugs:'''

*The Content Pack menu crashes when the content pack folder is empty. Will be fixed until Friday.
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=== 0.24.1 ===
|13.02.2013
|
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Fixed daycare steps crash
|-
|

=== 0.24 ===
|13.02.2013
|
'''New features'''

* New moves (Hidden Power and Rollout)
* Goldenrod City overworld mostly completed
* Goldenrod City gym
* 3rd gym badge
* Egg system implemented and added to daycare
* Hyper Potions
* Made Unknowns working properly.

'''Bug fixes:'''

* Fixed falling below floor from stairs
* Fixed gym leader using unlimited items
* Fixed friendship evolutions
* Fixed opponents having infinite PP
* Fixed wrong line in Blackout screen and more typos
* Fixed game crashing in badge screen
* Fixed Headbutt Pokémon not entered into Pokédex
* Fixed Guard fighting at wrong time (Route 34)
* Fixed TMs get consumed on difficulty 0
* Fixed transform bugs

'''Bugs'''
* Game crashes when using ghost type Pokémon in trainer battles.
|-
|

=== 0.23 ===
|31.01.2013
|
'''New Features'''
*Resizeable window
*Language selection (current languages are English and German)
*Content packs
*Route 34
*Daycare system
*new moves (recoil moves, Transform and other) [[Pokémon Move/0.23|List here]]
*gate map between Ilex Forest and Route 34
*Autosave: If you quit to the menu, save the game or enter a wild Pokémon battle, the game autosaves your current save state. You can continue this autosave state by clicking continue in the menu. You can only have one autosave state at a time.
*Map is redone
*changed trainer AI
|-
|

=== 0.22.1 ===
|25.01.2013
|
'''New Features'''
* You can pick up the last [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] in your party on the PC.
* Added moves: Teleport, Transform, Guillotine.
* new trade window GUI
* Renamed "[[Items/Miscellaneous|Miscellaneous]]" pocket in the bag to "PokéBalls" and moved all Pokéballs to it. 
* TMs are reusable on difficulty 0
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Walking [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] various Bug fixes
* Offset map loading various Bug fixes
* Psychic always lowering the foe's s. defense
* Twins crash
* Frienship bug
* [[Rival]]'s name on battles
* Poké Mart fixes
* [[Evolution]] with moonstone crash fix
* [[Union Cave]] roof being too low fix
* Failed item skip fix
* Elder Li cannot use his potion
* Trainer don't use items at the beginning of the turn
|-
|

=== 0.22 ===
|22.01.2013
| '''New features'''
*Overworld map of Ruins of Alph
*Offset map loading
*New skins to choose from and a little surprise added to the skin selection screen.
*First Pokémon from the party walks behind the player.
*New battle intro for trainers and special trainers.
*Implemented friendship properly. Your current Pokémon will be at friendship 0.
*New music for Route 32, 33, 36, 37
*A few new sounds
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Battle intro music repeats on fullscreen
*double team fix
*Confusion has a 100% rate of confusing the opponent Pokémon.
*Multi hit attacks used by the opponent
*A few trainers are not facing the trainer when a battle starts
*fixed: Outro message is not displayed correctly.
*Unlimited TM use
*(ingame) PC data erasing when a Pokémon get caught and the party contains 6 Pokémon.
*fixed: Pokémon don’t get healed when sent to PC.
*changed “already confused” message
*fixed: Heracross’ lv is too high
*fixed a few typos and text glitches
*fixed: Pokémon don’t get health back properly after evolving
*fixed a few co-op display bugs
*fixed: flinch bugs
|-
|
=== 0.21.1 ===
| 18.01.2013
| '''Bug fixes:'''
*Kurt and wood cutter guy sprite fix
*Hitting space/enter/arrows to fast in battles crash
*Missing space in "Pokémonused cut"
*Fury Cutter glitch
*Double Team increase foe's evasion
*Correct Twins Sprites in battle
*Healing fix
*Kurt always made Lure Balls fix
*More poison status Bug fixes
*Normal own status moves don't work on Ghost
*Some missing files causing crash
*Some saving and badge problems
*Learning machines twice or more
*''More Bug fixes:''
'''Bugs'''
* Caught Pokémon that are sent to the PC erase the complete PC data except itself.
|-
|
=== 0.21 ===
| 15.01.2013
| '''New features:'''

*Azalea Town
*Second gym
*Slowpoke well
*Flinching
*A few new moves
*Cut can be used in the overworld
*Ilex forest
*Gate map between Azalea Town and Ilex forest
*a few changes to battle mechanics…
'''Bug fixes:'''

*fixed: Super Repel and Max Repel don’t work
*fixed: When quickly exiting the New Game dialog the title music doesn’t play
*fixed: Full turn (S) doesn’t work in “free camera mode”
*fixed: The game crashes when you choose to not learn a new move
*fixed: Crash bug when loading Pokémon from files
*fixed: Lugia’s sprite
*fixed: Pokédex doesn’t get updated
*fixed: Talking to Mr. Pokemon from any side besides the one where the door is still starts the normal script, causing Prof. Oak to talk into oblivion and the player facing at random directions
*fixed: When a Pokemon is defeated and replaced the game crashes
*fixed: Various Pokemon create a black line on the battle screen
*fixed: Pokemon sprites don’t change when animations are turned off, the first Pokemon is used for every Pokemon instead
*fixed: Poison and Burn damage is calculated wrongly
*fixed: Brn/Psn Status doesn’t kill the affected Pokemon properly
*fixed: Synthesis/Recover heals the enemy Pokemon
*fixed: Route 32:The angler in the Pokemon Center has a typo (“finshing”- fishing)
*fixed: Attacks can not miss/fail
*fixed: Alakazam, Farfetch’d and Mr. Mime crash
*fixed: Wing attack being a physical attack
*fixed: Poison type Pokémon can get poisoned
*fixed: A Pokémon can forget an HM move
*and a few more Bug fixes/typos
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|
=== 0.20 ===
| 08.01.2013
|'''Battle related:'''

*Switch out Pokémon after defeating opponent
*Pokémon animations can be turned off
*more than 100 new moves
*display which shows how many Pokémon a trainer carries
*status ailments
*most battle mechanics are overhauled or completely redone
*difficulty setting: bring the trainer battles to a whole new level (literally)
*Type ineffectivenesses (dat word) (ghost - normal, fighting - ghost, ground - flying) work
*new movesets for every Pokémon
'''Maps:'''

*Finished Route 32, 33 and 36
*Union Cave with wild Pokémon and trainers
*School in Violet City
*battle areas for Route 32, 33, Darkcave and Union Cave
*houses in Cherrygrove City
*Berry house on Route 30
'''Other new features:'''

*Changed Guide Gent script
*Friend Ball and Heavy Ball now obtainable from Kurt
*new moves for Falkner’s Pokémon
'''Bug fixes:'''

*fixed: Rename screen placement errors
*fixed: Pokémon can learn moves twice
*fixed: co-op speech bubble appears randomly on the map
*fixed: when encountering a trainer and a Pokemon at the same time, the game crashes
*fixed: Totodile Pokedex description
*fixed: Dratini and Dragonair sprites
*fixed: Can walk through trainers that walk to the player
*fixed: Pokémon summary showing wrong Pokémon in battle
*fixed: Pokémon cannot evolve
*fixed: Pokédex crash bug
*fixed: Nidoran not having an animation
*fixed: Badge display on main menu
*fixed: Pokémon evolutions not working
*''and of course a lot more Bug fixes…''
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|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.19_1/pokemon3d_0.19_1_fullgame.zip 0.19_1] ===
| 01.01.2013
| '''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed: battle related bugs
|-
|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.19/pokemon3d_0.19_fullgame.zip 0.19] ===
| 01.01.2013
| '''New features:'''
*First gym battle
*251 Pokemons
*Complete [[Violet City]] (NPCs, houses)
*Status icon above co-op player's head
*New Moves (Water Gun, Bite, Tail Whip, Defense Curl, Pound and Harden)
*Reworked pokemon moveset
'''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed: Co-op player entity
*fixed: some typos
*fixed: repeating network dialogue
*fixed: a bunch of music/sound related bugs
*More Bug fixes...
|-
|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.18_1/pokemon3d_0.18_1_fullgame.zip 0.18_1] ===
| 26.12.2012
| '''New features:'''
* Pokémon cries
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Removed NPCs are still present but invisible
|-
|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.18/pokemon3d_0.18_fullgame.zip 0.18] ===
| 25.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*trainer battle enhancements
*Joey vs. Joey event on [[Route 30]]
*Rival battle + name rival
*Story for: [[New Bark Town]], [[Route 29]], [[Cherrygrove City]], [[Route 30]], [[Route 31]]
*New Attack notification
*Enhanced trading screen for market
*The environment isn’t that dark anymore when it’s raining at night
*new Pokémon: Bellsprout, Hoothoot
*new moves: Growth, Vine Whip, Bubble
*new trainers in: Route 30, Route 31, [[Sprout Tower]]
*new battle environment: Sprout Tower
*rearrangement of the choose able skins.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed not getting [[Pokédex]]
*fixed [[Hoppip]]’s evolution
*fixed fullscreen games to crash while battle initialization
*fixed stat modifier bug
*fixed houses/links in: [[Violet City]], [[Route 32]], [[Azalea Town]]
*fixed missing stairs in [[Union cave]]
*fixed NPCs not facing the correct direction in conversations sometimes
*fixed crash bug in the inventory in battles
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|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.17/pokemon3d_0.17_fullgame.zip 0.17] ===
| 18.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*You can stop evolutions
*rename Pokémon
*new Pokémon: Hoppip
*[[Achievements]]
*Auto camera align while talking
*finished [[Azalea Town#Kurt's House|Kurts]] Apricorn interface
*new map: Sprout Tower
*[[Sudowoodo]] on [[Route 36]]
*Mystery egg and Pokédex
*Trainer battles
*Youngster Joey on Route 30
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Camera and scriptblocks bugs fixed
*fixed: do not obtain the Mystery Egg/Pokédex
*fixed: sounds don’t mute when pressing the M key.
*fixed: music keeps getting quieter when pressing escape key twice.
*fixed: no sound for healing machine in Prof. Elms lab.
*fixed: almost no female Pokémon.
|-
|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.16/pokemon3d_0.16_fullgame.zip 0.16] ===
| 11.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*new maps: [[Route 46]], [[Route 37]], [[Gate]] between [[Route 29]] and 46, Mr. Pokémons house, Violet Gym, Violet Center, Violet Mart
*[[Kakuna]] + [[Rattata]] can evolve now.
*Weather enhancements + new particle animations (see screenshot above)
*Wild Pokémon on [[Route 30]]
*battle music, gym music, cave music, new sounds
*[[Items|repel]] items
*see hold items in storage system
*get transported to latest Pokécenter after being defeated (violet center is not working with this mechanic)
*status fall/rise animations in battles
*lots and lots of fixes (eg battle enter crash, plant apricorn crash, glitch out of map, loose Pokémon when shutting down PC and a lot more.)
|-
|
=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.15/pokemon3d_0.15_fullgame.zip 0.15] ===
| 27.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Pokémon catching completed
*Union cave map
*New Pokémon switch menu in battle
*Removed camera shaking in third person mode
*Removed ability to surf without a Pokémon knowing the move “Surf” in the party
*Battle menu is aligned correctly in full screen mode
*Fixed a bug with DirectX
*Some texture loading/drawing improvements
|-
|
=== 0.14 ===
| 20.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*catch Pokémon (not finished though)
*animated Pokémon sprites
*redid damage calculation
'''Bug fixes:'''
*co-op battle player entity fix
*fixed a bug with only one fainted Pokémon causes player to black out.
|-
|
=== 0.13 ===
| 13.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Union cave
*Battle animations
*new battle dialogues
*new battle animations
*exp exchange when using more than one Pokémon in battle
*black out when every Pokémon is fainted
*The player gets transparent when running against an object in the world while in third person mode.
|-
|
=== 0.12 ===
| 06.11.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Azalea Town
*Apricorn items
*Apricorn trees
*Kurt (crafts Apricorns to Pokéballs)
*Launcher integration
*Icon for the window
'''Bug fixes:'''
*shader bug
'''Changes:'''
*increased render distance
*decreased snow height in battles
*added shader for darker nights
*better texture loader
|-
|
=== 0.11 ===
| 30.10.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Evolve Pokémon!
*Switch Pokémon in battles
*Antidote item
*PP loose in battle
*removed flickering while moving the 3rd person camera
*removed ghost NPCs
*changed version number system (0.010a -> 0.11)
*a few tweaks to the battle system.
|-
|
=== 0.010a ===
| 23.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*3rd person mode (switch with [F5])
*skin changing + skin sync via co-op
*you can choose your skin while creating a new game.
*new render distance setting: extreme (level 4); increases distance from 35 to 50!
*co-op commands (/weather, /give, /tp, /disconnect, /wear)
*tweaked movement
*level up + item use in battle
*TM/HM integration
*exp gain + HP drain animation in battles
*IsDark option for darker levels (you’ll have to use Flash to make them bright again)
*Hilbert and Hilda skins
*you can let Pokémon free
*finished: darkcave.dat, route32.dat
*added signs and a NPC to Route 30
*new maps: Route 36, Route 33
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Pokémon don’t tilt up and down in use item screen
*wrong textures at water edge corners
*crash bug in inventory
*Trainercard showing weird image -> shows the current skin now.
*Step-Inside-Corner model has wrong texture coordinates
'''Changes:'''
*hold items are shown in save screen
*changed bag order and item categories
*berries grow only one berry when you plant them in snow. They grow more than normal, when planted while rain.
*added blue shading for shadows at night
*overhauled Pokémon storage system
*changed a few scripts and texts
*new wild Pokémon encounter formula
*engine improvements (runs faster than before)
*mouse will stay in window while battle is initializing
*roofs for houses in New Bark Town.
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|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?l0ir00aomtuw1cm 0.09a] ===
| 16.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*shadows (currently used at Sproud Tower and the bridge on Route 32)
*items are now useable + you can give them to Pokémon so they can hold them.
*new menus for item using.
*overhauled battle system: it is as far developed as it was before, but I want to finish it in the next three weeks! Yeay :D
*battle camera controls: use arrow keys to look around
'''Bug fixes:'''
*crash bug in co-op
*a lot of smaller bugs
*you can open the connection menu and connect again even if you are already connected.
*weather is not visible in battle
*mouse it not fixed in the window while in a battle
'''Changes:'''
*changed fonts to pixel fonts.
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?7trjt3bpoosolv0 0.08a] ===
| 09.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*FPS debug profiler [F3]
*shader for objects (this is not used right now, can be used in the future to make shadows or color different objects)
*new maps: Route 32, Dark Cave, Last house in New Bark Town
'''Bug fixes:'''
*game crashes when using Space/Enter on Load Game/Continue without having save states.
*FPS drops while snow
'''Changes:'''
*Rewrote the weather code including the additional snow layer, which performs better now.
*weather changes less often
*snow is visible in fast graphics mode.
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?ydqoxnh376x7x5f 0.07a] ===
| 02.10.2012
| '''New Features:'''
*Weather (rain + snow)
*underwater environment
*general overhaul of the whole environment code
*graphics setting in the options menu
*trade menu to buy/sell items
*NPC in the market
*new house + NPCs in New Bark Town
*Lavender Town
'''Bug fixes:'''
*You cannot play together with different versions of the game now (e.g. 0.06a -/- 0.07a)
*added Tackle move for Pokémon appearing on Route 31 to prevent crashes.
*display bugs in the chat
*fixed screenshots not working in fullscreen
*removed invisible network player entity when not playing online
*fixed inside corner model displaying wrong textures
*warp command in scripts
'''Changes:'''
*Added CapsLock support for chat, also redid the arrangement of trigger keys: Alt -> Shift/CapsLock -> Normal
*game messages hide while taking a screenshot (you cannot capture them anymore)
*changed debug screen
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?0dcd6if0d3087ad 0.06a] ===
| 25.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*co-op mode
*new co-op GUI
*changed the multiplayer script in the PokéCenter and added the possibility to connect via the PC in your room.
*new co-op textures and objects
*chat
*connection activity panel / [Tab] menu to show connected player
*entities counter in debug screen
*market map
'''Bug fixes:'''
*display bug in the load menu
*3 berry planting related bugs
'''Changes:'''
*separated GUI visibility [F1] and debug visibility [F3].
*changed the colors from the text in the load menu
*added healing machines for the PokéCenter and Elms Lab
*redone the spawning algorithm (not encounter rate)
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?3jxnjf6r9ugb8cd 0.05a] ===
| 18.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Designed your home (kitchen + living room)
*mother event + rival in New Bark Town
*Render distance setting.
*Added scripts for furniture in your room
*Tweaked the objects in your room (+ added a secret)
*Added a very early version of the battle system
*Save the “Show Debug Screen” setting
*Town map
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Ceiling in gate map
*some performance drops
'''Changes:'''
*scroll bar and index save in option screen
*new logo
*tweaked the maps in the main menu
*changed the amount of potions of the aide from 5 to 1
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?p23fwzyutc4bv0p 0.04a] ===
| 11.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Your room (yourroom.dat) with furniture
*overworld of Violet City (without NPCs and sign texts)
*added potion
*the gate map between Route31 and Violet City
*turning signs for every mart, gym and PokéCenter.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*The game doesn’t create the folder Save and the file Options.dat.
*item displaying bug in the inventory
*{{key|M}} mutes music while entering the name
*some entities in the game got wrong rotation detection
*you can click anywhere on the pause screen to trigger the currently selected button
'''Changes:'''
*standard volume changed to 50%
*game saves mute option every time you change it
*a few changes are done to the display functions to improve the performance
*changed Prof. Elms NPC sprite
*get potions before leaving prof elms lab
*put potions on Route 29 and removed MoonStone from Route 31.
*the textbox can be proceeded by pressing Space / Enter
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?cziac9t6078n4yx 0.03a] ===
| 04.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*background music in almost all places in the world.
*Elms lab
*start Pokémon event
*old guide gent
*mute music anywhere using the {{key|M}} key.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Sky doesn’t use FOV setting from the option menu.
*wrong decimal number rounding
'''Changes:'''
*Hide cross hair while hiding the debug monitor
*market in pokecenter (work in progress)
'''Internal:'''
*new textures: Textures\lab, Textures\NPC\12, Textures\NPC\5
*added AML tag: “visible” (optional) for ENT data type
*new NPC type: Pokéball
*new songs: Songs\barktown, Songs\center, Songs\cherrygrove, Songs\elmslab, Songs\RouteMusic0, Songs\RouteMusic1, Songs\title
|-
|
=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?7keiw22pc33z65j 0.02a] ===
| 28.08.2012
| '''New features:'''
*new map: cherrygrove_center.dat
*scriptblocks (invisible)
*detailed info in the load menu
*status view in battle
*you can create a new game
*improved camera: you can move during “free camera mode” (available pressing C)
*Options screen, options are: FOV, text speed and mouse speed
*crosshair
*Pokémon PC storage system
'''Bug fixes:'''
*battle restarts after pressing escape twice
*running bug fix in battle
*textbox shows up after quitting to the main menu while the textbox is visible
*a few camera related bugs
*steps can be jumped over from the wrong direction under certain circumstances.
*Jigglypuff is #40 in the Pokédex
*game does not reset temp variables after loading another save state (like cursor positions in menus)
'''Changes:'''
*slide improvements in every map file
*reworked route sign
*save camera rotation
*new background levels in the main menu panorama view
*slowed down standard camera movement speed
*dialogues can be proceeded with Enter / Spacebar
*changed colors in load menu
*if the Pokédex is empty, it doesn’t show up any entries
*texts in dialogues can be skipped by pressing Enter/Space/Left mouse
*removed white frame around buttons and menus
*location names are saved
*made changes in ChooseBox dialogues
*made your house not a dead end
'''Internal:'''
*new textures: Textures\NPC\49, Textures\Center, GUI\Intro\intro, GUI\Overworld\Particles, GUI\Menus\Box
*reworked script system completely
*changed error message
*new folder called “Scripts”.
|}

 
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Version history

2013-04-02T22:40:16Z

Calzone: /* 0.28.3 */ Added new feature and bug

''Navigation: '''Version history''' {{!}} [[Future versions]]''

The version history contains the older versions of the game and what they added in terms of content and Bug fixes.

All changelogs are directly copied from [http://www.nilllzz.tumblr.com/ nilllzz' Blog].

== Indev versions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Release date
! Summary
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===0.28.3===
|01.04.2013
|'''April Fools Edition'''
'''New features:'''
* Logo now states April Fools message.
* Title screen now states "APRIL FOOLS EDITION!!!"
*Unfinished Saffron map from the Kanto region.
'''New Bugs:'''
*The main menu says Indev 0.28.2
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=== 0.28.2 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''BugFixes'''
* {{Forum|2337}} LOLWHAT Bugfix
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=== 0.28.1 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''BugFixes'''
*{{Forum|2328}} Pokémon Menu crash
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=== 0.28 ===
| 20.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
*'''[[Game Modes]]'''

'''BugFixes'''
*{{Forum|2208}} Egg hatch Typo.
*{{Forum|2183}} {{Forum|2222}} Unown sprites.
*{{Forum|2188}} Lass Krise crash.
*{{Forum|2209}} Battle - Overworld Transition.
*{{Forum|2220}} Typos.
*{{Forum|2156}} Moves (only the moves from version 0.26)
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=== 0.27.1 ===
| 11.03.2013
| '''Bugfixes:'''
Fixed 2 breaking game bugs
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=== 0.27 ===
|11.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
*Added: New lightning engine (in development, but is nearly finished) - Disable with F4.
*Added: New Pokédex mode - Habitat mode. Switch around in the Pokédex using the arrow keys.
*Added: National Park and gates.
*Improved: Overhauled complete music pack to make it loop better.
*Added: Placeholder abilities
*Added: All attacks implemented. Most are placeholders though and don’t work properly. We will implement them step by step.
*Added: Sudowoodo event and SquirtBottle.
*Added: Route 36 trainers
*Added: Pokémon are displayed larger in battles when having better IVs.
*Added: Showing Genders [(F) or (M)] while renaming Pokémon.
*Added: Splash screen (This is actually important because the game is loading stuff in the background - it reduces startup time so you can see something from the game earlier)

'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|2025}} Fixed: Steel types can get poisoned.
*{{Forum|66}} Fixed: Healing machine sound sounds over the music.
*Fixed: “InsideCorner” model displaying wrong textures and lightning
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=== 0.26.1 ===
|01.03.2013
|
'''New features:'''
* Added: Trainer genders
* Improved: Content pack menu
* Improved: Trainer AI

'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|2001}} Fixed: Fall through floor bug
*{{Forum|1889}} Fixed: Music sound levels
*{{Forum|1998}} Fixed: Harden Missing
*{{Forum|1225}} Fixed: Poison damage
*{{Forum|1248}} Fixed: Self-Destruct
*{{Forum|1703}} Fixed: Random Sprite appears
*{{Forum|429}} Fixed: Mewtwo Sprite
*{{Forum|66}} Fixed: Sound over music
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=== 0.26 ===
|26.02.2013
|
'''Bugfixes:'''
*{{Forum|1517}} Fixed: Confusion bug
*{{Forum|1704}} Fixed: 3rd person view flashes
*{{Forum|1834}} Fixed: Freezing bug
*{{Forum|1778}} Fixed: Ghost bug not fixed
*{{Forum|1865}} Fixed: Route 32 battle screen with snow bug
*{{Forum|1909}} Fixed: Ditto transform, attack selection index, hatching egg overworld Pokémon misplacement
*{{Forum|1957}} Fixed: Rollout strength doesn’t stack.
*{{Forum|1812}} Fixed: Ruins of Alph bug
*{{Forum|1916}} Fixed: Disappearing TMs
*{{Forum|1920}} Fixed: Ghost moves crash
*{{Forum|1922}} Fixed: Ghost moves crash (2)
*{{Forum|1941}} Fixed: Game crash when trainer + wild Pokémon encounter happen at the same time.
*{{Forum|1932}} Fixed: Tackle and Scratch PP fix
*{{Forum|945}} Fixed: Typos and inconsistencies
*{{Forum|1888}} Fixed: More typos
*{{Forum|1875}} Fixed: Losing eggs
*{{Forum|1876}} Fixed: Wild Pokémon PP glitch
*{{Forum|1880}} Fixed: ContentPack menu fixed.
*{{Forum|1864}} Fixed: TM teach able/unable display error
*{{Forum|1850}} Fixed: Route 35 .poke file error
*{{Forum|1824}} Fixed: Music bug
*{{Forum|1825}} Fixed: Unown “?” and “!” bug
*{{Forum|1840}} Fixed: NPC bug
*{{Forum|1826}} Fixed: Friend ball bug
*{{Forum|1786}} Fixed: PC Status ailment
*{{Forum|1794}} Fixed: Load bug
*{{Forum|1797}} Fixed: Self-Affecting abilities vs. Ghost types
*{{Forum|1796}} Fixed: Daycare bug.
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=== 0.25 ===
|19.02.2013
|
'''New Features'''
*[[Ruins of Alph|Alph ruins]], the first alph chamber and the house are implemented. You can catch {{Pokemon|Unowns}} there, too.
*[[Content pack]] submenu in the main menu.
*Added a PC and the old lady to the [[daycare]]. Also, the old man tells you about the status between the two Pokémon given to him.
*New features added to [[Goldenrod]]: [[Department Store]], Underground path, NPCs, Signs and scenery.
*EVs are working now.
*[[Route 35]]
*New languages are added to the menu.
*{{Pokemon|Togepi}} egg event (only available by beating the first [[gym]], you probably have to create a new save file.
*[[Goldenrod Gym]] battle map.
*New items: new TMs, [[Full heal]], [[Revive]], [[Max Potion]], Battle items and Vitamins
*Enhanced the store GUI a bit.
*Made a first prototype of the [[Pokégear]] available, not finished yet.
*Gate map between [[Route 35]] and [[Goldenrod City]].
*Added rooftop to the Department Store.
*New [[move]]: [[Hidden Power]]

'''Bugfixes:'''

*{{Forum|1763}} Fixed: Over world Pokémon appearing on battle screen.
*{{Forum|1749}} and {{Forum|1709}} Fixed: Various typos
*{{Forum|1733}} Fixed: Freeze status doesn’t get away
*{{Forum|1020}} Fixed: Certain moves don’t follow the rules of immunities.
*{{Forum|1679}} Fixed: Confusion message appears on a defeated Pokémon
*{{Forum|1652}} Fixed: Player gets stuck under stairs
*{{Forum|1708}} Fixed: Breeding with Ditto doesn’t work
*{{Forum|1699}} Fixed: Pokémon appear on the first floor of Sprout Tower
*{{Forum|1696}} Fixed: Crash with trainer AI when using Ghost types
*{{Forum|1680}} Fixed: Dream eater description
*{{Forum|1653}} Fixed: Energy drain moves taking too much HP.
*{{Forum|1655}} Fixed: Sign for Pokécenter in Goldenrod City
*{{Forum|1079}} Fixed: Confused the Defense and Special Defense in damage calculation
*{{Forum|1108}} Fixed: Two learned TM moves are connected to each other
*{{Forum|1624}} Fixed: Status ailments aren’t removed when taking a Pokémon out of the PC.
*{{Forum|1603}} Fixed: Ground in Goldenrod has wrong color shade.
*{{Forum|1585}} Fixed: Bugs with transform
*{{Forum|1222}} Fixed: GUI alignment in full screen

'''New Bugs:'''

*The Content Pack menu crashes when the content pack folder is empty. Will be fixed until Friday.
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=== 0.24.1 ===
|13.02.2013
|
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Fixed daycare steps crash
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=== 0.24 ===
|13.02.2013
|
'''New features'''

* New moves (Hidden Power and Rollout)
* Goldenrod City overworld mostly completed
* Goldenrod City gym
* 3rd gym badge
* Egg system implemented and added to daycare
* Hyper Potions
* Made Unknowns working properly.

'''Bug fixes:'''

* Fixed falling below floor from stairs
* Fixed gym leader using unlimited items
* Fixed friendship evolutions
* Fixed opponents having infinite PP
* Fixed wrong line in Blackout screen and more typos
* Fixed game crashing in badge screen
* Fixed Headbutt Pokémon not entered into Pokédex
* Fixed Guard fighting at wrong time (Route 34)
* Fixed TMs get consumed on difficulty 0
* Fixed transform bugs

'''Bugs'''
* Game crashes when using ghost type Pokémon in trainer battles.
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=== 0.23 ===
|31.01.2013
|
'''New Features'''
*Resizeable window
*Language selection (current languages are English and German)
*Content packs
*Route 34
*Daycare system
*new moves (recoil moves, Transform and other) [[Pokémon Move/0.23|List here]]
*gate map between Ilex Forest and Route 34
*Autosave: If you quit to the menu, save the game or enter a wild Pokémon battle, the game autosaves your current save state. You can continue this autosave state by clicking continue in the menu. You can only have one autosave state at a time.
*Map is redone
*changed trainer AI
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=== 0.22.1 ===
|25.01.2013
|
'''New Features'''
* You can pick up the last [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] in your party on the PC.
* Added moves: Teleport, Transform, Guillotine.
* new trade window GUI
* Renamed "[[Items/Miscellaneous|Miscellaneous]]" pocket in the bag to "PokéBalls" and moved all Pokéballs to it. 
* TMs are reusable on difficulty 0
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Walking [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] various Bug fixes
* Offset map loading various Bug fixes
* Psychic always lowering the foe's s. defense
* Twins crash
* Frienship bug
* [[Rival]]'s name on battles
* Poké Mart fixes
* [[Evolution]] with moonstone crash fix
* [[Union Cave]] roof being too low fix
* Failed item skip fix
* Elder Li cannot use his potion
* Trainer don't use items at the beginning of the turn
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=== 0.22 ===
|22.01.2013
| '''New features'''
*Overworld map of Ruins of Alph
*Offset map loading
*New skins to choose from and a little surprise added to the skin selection screen.
*First Pokémon from the party walks behind the player.
*New battle intro for trainers and special trainers.
*Implemented friendship properly. Your current Pokémon will be at friendship 0.
*New music for Route 32, 33, 36, 37
*A few new sounds
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Battle intro music repeats on fullscreen
*double team fix
*Confusion has a 100% rate of confusing the opponent Pokémon.
*Multi hit attacks used by the opponent
*A few trainers are not facing the trainer when a battle starts
*fixed: Outro message is not displayed correctly.
*Unlimited TM use
*(ingame) PC data erasing when a Pokémon get caught and the party contains 6 Pokémon.
*fixed: Pokémon don’t get healed when sent to PC.
*changed “already confused” message
*fixed: Heracross’ lv is too high
*fixed a few typos and text glitches
*fixed: Pokémon don’t get health back properly after evolving
*fixed a few co-op display bugs
*fixed: flinch bugs
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=== 0.21.1 ===
| 18.01.2013
| '''Bug fixes:'''
*Kurt and wood cutter guy sprite fix
*Hitting space/enter/arrows to fast in battles crash
*Missing space in "Pokémonused cut"
*Fury Cutter glitch
*Double Team increase foe's evasion
*Correct Twins Sprites in battle
*Healing fix
*Kurt always made Lure Balls fix
*More poison status Bug fixes
*Normal own status moves don't work on Ghost
*Some missing files causing crash
*Some saving and badge problems
*Learning machines twice or more
*''More Bug fixes:''
'''Bugs'''
* Caught Pokémon that are sent to the PC erase the complete PC data except itself.
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=== 0.21 ===
| 15.01.2013
| '''New features:'''

*Azalea Town
*Second gym
*Slowpoke well
*Flinching
*A few new moves
*Cut can be used in the overworld
*Ilex forest
*Gate map between Azalea Town and Ilex forest
*a few changes to battle mechanics…
'''Bug fixes:'''

*fixed: Super Repel and Max Repel don’t work
*fixed: When quickly exiting the New Game dialog the title music doesn’t play
*fixed: Full turn (S) doesn’t work in “free camera mode”
*fixed: The game crashes when you choose to not learn a new move
*fixed: Crash bug when loading Pokémon from files
*fixed: Lugia’s sprite
*fixed: Pokédex doesn’t get updated
*fixed: Talking to Mr. Pokemon from any side besides the one where the door is still starts the normal script, causing Prof. Oak to talk into oblivion and the player facing at random directions
*fixed: When a Pokemon is defeated and replaced the game crashes
*fixed: Various Pokemon create a black line on the battle screen
*fixed: Pokemon sprites don’t change when animations are turned off, the first Pokemon is used for every Pokemon instead
*fixed: Poison and Burn damage is calculated wrongly
*fixed: Brn/Psn Status doesn’t kill the affected Pokemon properly
*fixed: Synthesis/Recover heals the enemy Pokemon
*fixed: Route 32:The angler in the Pokemon Center has a typo (“finshing”- fishing)
*fixed: Attacks can not miss/fail
*fixed: Alakazam, Farfetch’d and Mr. Mime crash
*fixed: Wing attack being a physical attack
*fixed: Poison type Pokémon can get poisoned
*fixed: A Pokémon can forget an HM move
*and a few more Bug fixes/typos
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=== 0.20 ===
| 08.01.2013
|'''Battle related:'''

*Switch out Pokémon after defeating opponent
*Pokémon animations can be turned off
*more than 100 new moves
*display which shows how many Pokémon a trainer carries
*status ailments
*most battle mechanics are overhauled or completely redone
*difficulty setting: bring the trainer battles to a whole new level (literally)
*Type ineffectivenesses (dat word) (ghost - normal, fighting - ghost, ground - flying) work
*new movesets for every Pokémon
'''Maps:'''

*Finished Route 32, 33 and 36
*Union Cave with wild Pokémon and trainers
*School in Violet City
*battle areas for Route 32, 33, Darkcave and Union Cave
*houses in Cherrygrove City
*Berry house on Route 30
'''Other new features:'''

*Changed Guide Gent script
*Friend Ball and Heavy Ball now obtainable from Kurt
*new moves for Falkner’s Pokémon
'''Bug fixes:'''

*fixed: Rename screen placement errors
*fixed: Pokémon can learn moves twice
*fixed: co-op speech bubble appears randomly on the map
*fixed: when encountering a trainer and a Pokemon at the same time, the game crashes
*fixed: Totodile Pokedex description
*fixed: Dratini and Dragonair sprites
*fixed: Can walk through trainers that walk to the player
*fixed: Pokémon summary showing wrong Pokémon in battle
*fixed: Pokémon cannot evolve
*fixed: Pokédex crash bug
*fixed: Nidoran not having an animation
*fixed: Badge display on main menu
*fixed: Pokémon evolutions not working
*''and of course a lot more Bug fixes…''
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.19_1/pokemon3d_0.19_1_fullgame.zip 0.19_1] ===
| 01.01.2013
| '''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed: battle related bugs
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.19/pokemon3d_0.19_fullgame.zip 0.19] ===
| 01.01.2013
| '''New features:'''
*First gym battle
*251 Pokemons
*Complete [[Violet City]] (NPCs, houses)
*Status icon above co-op player's head
*New Moves (Water Gun, Bite, Tail Whip, Defense Curl, Pound and Harden)
*Reworked pokemon moveset
'''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed: Co-op player entity
*fixed: some typos
*fixed: repeating network dialogue
*fixed: a bunch of music/sound related bugs
*More Bug fixes...
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.18_1/pokemon3d_0.18_1_fullgame.zip 0.18_1] ===
| 26.12.2012
| '''New features:'''
* Pokémon cries
'''Bug fixes:'''
* Removed NPCs are still present but invisible
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.18/pokemon3d_0.18_fullgame.zip 0.18] ===
| 25.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*trainer battle enhancements
*Joey vs. Joey event on [[Route 30]]
*Rival battle + name rival
*Story for: [[New Bark Town]], [[Route 29]], [[Cherrygrove City]], [[Route 30]], [[Route 31]]
*New Attack notification
*Enhanced trading screen for market
*The environment isn’t that dark anymore when it’s raining at night
*new Pokémon: Bellsprout, Hoothoot
*new moves: Growth, Vine Whip, Bubble
*new trainers in: Route 30, Route 31, [[Sprout Tower]]
*new battle environment: Sprout Tower
*rearrangement of the choose able skins.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*fixed not getting [[Pokédex]]
*fixed [[Hoppip]]’s evolution
*fixed fullscreen games to crash while battle initialization
*fixed stat modifier bug
*fixed houses/links in: [[Violet City]], [[Route 32]], [[Azalea Town]]
*fixed missing stairs in [[Union cave]]
*fixed NPCs not facing the correct direction in conversations sometimes
*fixed crash bug in the inventory in battles
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.17/pokemon3d_0.17_fullgame.zip 0.17] ===
| 18.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*You can stop evolutions
*rename Pokémon
*new Pokémon: Hoppip
*[[Achievements]]
*Auto camera align while talking
*finished [[Azalea Town#Kurt's House|Kurts]] Apricorn interface
*new map: Sprout Tower
*[[Sudowoodo]] on [[Route 36]]
*Mystery egg and Pokédex
*Trainer battles
*Youngster Joey on Route 30
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Camera and scriptblocks bugs fixed
*fixed: do not obtain the Mystery Egg/Pokédex
*fixed: sounds don’t mute when pressing the M key.
*fixed: music keeps getting quieter when pressing escape key twice.
*fixed: no sound for healing machine in Prof. Elms lab.
*fixed: almost no female Pokémon.
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.16/pokemon3d_0.16_fullgame.zip 0.16] ===
| 11.12.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*new maps: [[Route 46]], [[Route 37]], [[Gate]] between [[Route 29]] and 46, Mr. Pokémons house, Violet Gym, Violet Center, Violet Mart
*[[Kakuna]] + [[Rattata]] can evolve now.
*Weather enhancements + new particle animations (see screenshot above)
*Wild Pokémon on [[Route 30]]
*battle music, gym music, cave music, new sounds
*[[Items|repel]] items
*see hold items in storage system
*get transported to latest Pokécenter after being defeated (violet center is not working with this mechanic)
*status fall/rise animations in battles
*lots and lots of fixes (eg battle enter crash, plant apricorn crash, glitch out of map, loose Pokémon when shutting down PC and a lot more.)
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=== [http://pokemon3d.net/upload/0.15/pokemon3d_0.15_fullgame.zip 0.15] ===
| 27.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Pokémon catching completed
*Union cave map
*New Pokémon switch menu in battle
*Removed camera shaking in third person mode
*Removed ability to surf without a Pokémon knowing the move “Surf” in the party
*Battle menu is aligned correctly in full screen mode
*Fixed a bug with DirectX
*Some texture loading/drawing improvements
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|
=== 0.14 ===
| 20.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*catch Pokémon (not finished though)
*animated Pokémon sprites
*redid damage calculation
'''Bug fixes:'''
*co-op battle player entity fix
*fixed a bug with only one fainted Pokémon causes player to black out.
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|
=== 0.13 ===
| 13.11.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Union cave
*Battle animations
*new battle dialogues
*new battle animations
*exp exchange when using more than one Pokémon in battle
*black out when every Pokémon is fainted
*The player gets transparent when running against an object in the world while in third person mode.
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=== 0.12 ===
| 06.11.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Azalea Town
*Apricorn items
*Apricorn trees
*Kurt (crafts Apricorns to Pokéballs)
*Launcher integration
*Icon for the window
'''Bug fixes:'''
*shader bug
'''Changes:'''
*increased render distance
*decreased snow height in battles
*added shader for darker nights
*better texture loader
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=== 0.11 ===
| 30.10.2012
| '''New features/changes:'''
*Evolve Pokémon!
*Switch Pokémon in battles
*Antidote item
*PP loose in battle
*removed flickering while moving the 3rd person camera
*removed ghost NPCs
*changed version number system (0.010a -> 0.11)
*a few tweaks to the battle system.
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=== 0.010a ===
| 23.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*3rd person mode (switch with [F5])
*skin changing + skin sync via co-op
*you can choose your skin while creating a new game.
*new render distance setting: extreme (level 4); increases distance from 35 to 50!
*co-op commands (/weather, /give, /tp, /disconnect, /wear)
*tweaked movement
*level up + item use in battle
*TM/HM integration
*exp gain + HP drain animation in battles
*IsDark option for darker levels (you’ll have to use Flash to make them bright again)
*Hilbert and Hilda skins
*you can let Pokémon free
*finished: darkcave.dat, route32.dat
*added signs and a NPC to Route 30
*new maps: Route 36, Route 33
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Pokémon don’t tilt up and down in use item screen
*wrong textures at water edge corners
*crash bug in inventory
*Trainercard showing weird image -> shows the current skin now.
*Step-Inside-Corner model has wrong texture coordinates
'''Changes:'''
*hold items are shown in save screen
*changed bag order and item categories
*berries grow only one berry when you plant them in snow. They grow more than normal, when planted while rain.
*added blue shading for shadows at night
*overhauled Pokémon storage system
*changed a few scripts and texts
*new wild Pokémon encounter formula
*engine improvements (runs faster than before)
*mouse will stay in window while battle is initializing
*roofs for houses in New Bark Town.
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?l0ir00aomtuw1cm 0.09a] ===
| 16.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*shadows (currently used at Sproud Tower and the bridge on Route 32)
*items are now useable + you can give them to Pokémon so they can hold them.
*new menus for item using.
*overhauled battle system: it is as far developed as it was before, but I want to finish it in the next three weeks! Yeay :D
*battle camera controls: use arrow keys to look around
'''Bug fixes:'''
*crash bug in co-op
*a lot of smaller bugs
*you can open the connection menu and connect again even if you are already connected.
*weather is not visible in battle
*mouse it not fixed in the window while in a battle
'''Changes:'''
*changed fonts to pixel fonts.
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?7trjt3bpoosolv0 0.08a] ===
| 09.10.2012
| '''New features:'''
*FPS debug profiler [F3]
*shader for objects (this is not used right now, can be used in the future to make shadows or color different objects)
*new maps: Route 32, Dark Cave, Last house in New Bark Town
'''Bug fixes:'''
*game crashes when using Space/Enter on Load Game/Continue without having save states.
*FPS drops while snow
'''Changes:'''
*Rewrote the weather code including the additional snow layer, which performs better now.
*weather changes less often
*snow is visible in fast graphics mode.
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?ydqoxnh376x7x5f 0.07a] ===
| 02.10.2012
| '''New Features:'''
*Weather (rain + snow)
*underwater environment
*general overhaul of the whole environment code
*graphics setting in the options menu
*trade menu to buy/sell items
*NPC in the market
*new house + NPCs in New Bark Town
*Lavender Town
'''Bug fixes:'''
*You cannot play together with different versions of the game now (e.g. 0.06a -/- 0.07a)
*added Tackle move for Pokémon appearing on Route 31 to prevent crashes.
*display bugs in the chat
*fixed screenshots not working in fullscreen
*removed invisible network player entity when not playing online
*fixed inside corner model displaying wrong textures
*warp command in scripts
'''Changes:'''
*Added CapsLock support for chat, also redid the arrangement of trigger keys: Alt -> Shift/CapsLock -> Normal
*game messages hide while taking a screenshot (you cannot capture them anymore)
*changed debug screen
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?0dcd6if0d3087ad 0.06a] ===
| 25.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*co-op mode
*new co-op GUI
*changed the multiplayer script in the PokéCenter and added the possibility to connect via the PC in your room.
*new co-op textures and objects
*chat
*connection activity panel / [Tab] menu to show connected player
*entities counter in debug screen
*market map
'''Bug fixes:'''
*display bug in the load menu
*3 berry planting related bugs
'''Changes:'''
*separated GUI visibility [F1] and debug visibility [F3].
*changed the colors from the text in the load menu
*added healing machines for the PokéCenter and Elms Lab
*redone the spawning algorithm (not encounter rate)
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?3jxnjf6r9ugb8cd 0.05a] ===
| 18.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Designed your home (kitchen + living room)
*mother event + rival in New Bark Town
*Render distance setting.
*Added scripts for furniture in your room
*Tweaked the objects in your room (+ added a secret)
*Added a very early version of the battle system
*Save the “Show Debug Screen” setting
*Town map
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Ceiling in gate map
*some performance drops
'''Changes:'''
*scroll bar and index save in option screen
*new logo
*tweaked the maps in the main menu
*changed the amount of potions of the aide from 5 to 1
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?p23fwzyutc4bv0p 0.04a] ===
| 11.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*Your room (yourroom.dat) with furniture
*overworld of Violet City (without NPCs and sign texts)
*added potion
*the gate map between Route31 and Violet City
*turning signs for every mart, gym and PokéCenter.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*The game doesn’t create the folder Save and the file Options.dat.
*item displaying bug in the inventory
*{{key|M}} mutes music while entering the name
*some entities in the game got wrong rotation detection
*you can click anywhere on the pause screen to trigger the currently selected button
'''Changes:'''
*standard volume changed to 50%
*game saves mute option every time you change it
*a few changes are done to the display functions to improve the performance
*changed Prof. Elms NPC sprite
*get potions before leaving prof elms lab
*put potions on Route 29 and removed MoonStone from Route 31.
*the textbox can be proceeded by pressing Space / Enter
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?cziac9t6078n4yx 0.03a] ===
| 04.09.2012
| '''New features:'''
*background music in almost all places in the world.
*Elms lab
*start Pokémon event
*old guide gent
*mute music anywhere using the {{key|M}} key.
'''Bug fixes:'''
*Sky doesn’t use FOV setting from the option menu.
*wrong decimal number rounding
'''Changes:'''
*Hide cross hair while hiding the debug monitor
*market in pokecenter (work in progress)
'''Internal:'''
*new textures: Textures\lab, Textures\NPC\12, Textures\NPC\5
*added AML tag: “visible” (optional) for ENT data type
*new NPC type: Pokéball
*new songs: Songs\barktown, Songs\center, Songs\cherrygrove, Songs\elmslab, Songs\RouteMusic0, Songs\RouteMusic1, Songs\title
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=== [http://www.mediafire.com/?7keiw22pc33z65j 0.02a] ===
| 28.08.2012
| '''New features:'''
*new map: cherrygrove_center.dat
*scriptblocks (invisible)
*detailed info in the load menu
*status view in battle
*you can create a new game
*improved camera: you can move during “free camera mode” (available pressing C)
*Options screen, options are: FOV, text speed and mouse speed
*crosshair
*Pokémon PC storage system
'''Bug fixes:'''
*battle restarts after pressing escape twice
*running bug fix in battle
*textbox shows up after quitting to the main menu while the textbox is visible
*a few camera related bugs
*steps can be jumped over from the wrong direction under certain circumstances.
*Jigglypuff is #40 in the Pokédex
*game does not reset temp variables after loading another save state (like cursor positions in menus)
'''Changes:'''
*slide improvements in every map file
*reworked route sign
*save camera rotation
*new background levels in the main menu panorama view
*slowed down standard camera movement speed
*dialogues can be proceeded with Enter / Spacebar
*changed colors in load menu
*if the Pokédex is empty, it doesn’t show up any entries
*texts in dialogues can be skipped by pressing Enter/Space/Left mouse
*removed white frame around buttons and menus
*location names are saved
*made changes in ChooseBox dialogues
*made your house not a dead end
'''Internal:'''
*new textures: Textures\NPC\49, Textures\Center, GUI\Intro\intro, GUI\Overworld\Particles, GUI\Menus\Box
*reworked script system completely
*changed error message
*new folder called “Scripts”.
|}

 
{{Pokemon3D}}

User:Calzone

2013-04-02T01:56:06Z

Calzone: Created page

Author of the {{forum|2428|Gateways}} Game Mode and mod.

Mods/Gateways

2013-04-02T01:54:09Z

Calzone: Created page

A [[Game Modes|Game Mode]] created by [[User:Calzone|Calzone]] that adds a Hub map to access all the cities.

{{forum|2428|GameMode Thread}}

Game Modes

2013-04-02T01:46:08Z

Calzone: /* Released GameModes */ Added Gateways mod

Game Modes are maps, scripts and content that change Pokémon3D. Not to be confused with [[Content Packs]], which are mods that allow the safe swapping of content client-side (like texture and music packs)

==Disclaimer==
'''Modifications are not supported by [http://www.kolbengames.com Kolben]'''

If you have attempted to install a Game Mode and encounter a bug, do not report the bug to Kolben unless you can reproduce the problem in a fresh install!

==How do Game Modes work?==
Game Modes are installed by placing the files in the /Game Modes/ Folder of the [[File Paths and Editing|/Pokemon/ Folder]].
They can then be started by creating a new game.

=== [[GameMode.dat]] ===
Each Game Mode Contains a file called GameMode.dat the tells the game how to run.

==Where can I learn to mod?==
Most of the file types are described in detail on the wiki. [[File Paths and Editing|Most of them are linked through this page.]]

Any questions can be asked in the [http://pokemon3d.net/forums/21/ Moding Discussion and support portion of the forums.]

== Released GameModes ==
=== # ===
[[Mods/1 Year Later|1 Year Later]]
=== C ===
[[Mods/Challenge Tower|Challenge Tower]]
=== G ===
[[Mods/Gateways|Gateways]]
=== H ===
[[Mods/Hoenn|Hoenn]]
=== L ===
[[Mods/Lost Silver|Lost Silver]]

[[Mods/Lost Silver(TMUV)|Lost Silver (TMUV)]]
=== N ===
[[Mods/Nuzlocke|Nuzlocke]]
=== R ===
[[Mods/RandomLocke|RandomLocke]]
=== S ===
[[Mods/Silver's Soul|Silver's Soul]]
=== T ===
[[Mods/True Face of Johto|True Face of Johto]]
[[Category:Game Mods]]

{{FilePaths}}

Scripts

2013-03-26T21:06:38Z

Calzone: Added @GiveItem command

There are numerous scripts that can be used withing the Pokemon 3D game.

This is(will be) a full list of them, how to use them and what they do.

== Commands ==
Commands often have a subcommand. All combinations will be listed below.

<nowiki>*</nowiki> unless otherwise specified a bool can bee either 1(on) or 0(off).

<nowiki>** Unless otherwise specified X,Y,Z is a three dimensional position.</nowiki>
{|class="wikitable"
! Subcommand
! Job
! Inputs
|-
| @Player:wearskin(text)
| Change the player's skin.
| text - the name of a skin in /content/textures/NPC.
|-
| @Player:move(#)
| Move the player in a straight line
| # - Number of step.
|-
| @Player:turn(#)
| Turns the player to the left
| # - Amount of quarter turns.
|-
| @Player:turnto(#)
| Turns to a specific direction.
| # - 0-3, specifies the direction to turn to.
|-
| @Player:warp(X,Y,Z)
| Warp to a specified place.
| Position values.
|-
| @Player:warp(text,X,Y,Z,R)
| Warps to a different map.
|
* text - Map name.
* X,Y,Z,R - Position and Rotation.
|-
| @Pokemon:remove(#)
| Removes a Pokemon from the party.
| # - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
|-
| @Pokemon:add(#1,#2,text1,#3,text2,bool,text3)
| Adds a Pokemon to your party.
|
* #1 - Pokemon's National Dex number.
* #2 - Level.
* text1 - Catch Method. Optional.
* #3 - Catch Ball. Optional.
* bool - Is in an egg or not. Optional.
* text2 - Catch Trainer. Optional.
|-
| @Pokemon:Setadditionalvalue(#,info)
| Puts info into the AdditionalValue part of a pokemon's save. Example use: designate which Unown.
|
* # - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
* info - Stuff to be added to AdditionalValue.
|-
| @Pokemon:setNickName(#,text)
| Change a Pokemon's name.
|
* # - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
* text - New Name.
|-
| @Pokemon:setStat(#1,text,#2)
| Set a Pokemon's stat to a specific value.
|
* #1 - 0-5, Pary index of a Pokemon.
* text - Name of the stat to adjust. Possible values: hp, chp, attack, defense, spattack, spdefense, speed.
* #2 - Stat value.
|-
| @Pokemon:clear
| hrm?
| no value
|-
| @Pokemon:clearattacks(#)
| Removes all attacks from a specified pokemon.
| # - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
|-
| @Pokemon:Addattack(#1,#2)
| Adds an attack to a specific Pokemon.
|
* #1 - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
* #2 - [[Moves|Move ID number.]]
|-
| @Pokemon:Removeattack(#1,#2)
| Removes an attack from a Pokemon.
|
* #1 - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
* #2 - 0-3, Move location ID(its spot on the Pokemon).
|-
| @Pokemon:setshiny(#,bool)
| Make a Pokemon shiny or not.
|
* # - 0-5, Party index of a Pokemon.
* bool - Turns the shiny on or off.
|-
| @NPC:remove(#)
| Removes an NPC from the map.
| # - NPC ID.
|-
| @NPC:Position(#,X,Y,Z)
| Moves an NPC to a specific point.
| # - NPC ID.
|-
| @NPC:register(text)
|
|
|-
| @NPC:unregiser(text)
|
|
|-
| @NPC:wearskin(#,text)
| Change the skin used on an NPC. Doesn't change until it is out of view.
|
* # - NPC ID.
* text - skin name in /Content/Textures/NPC.
|-
| @Music:text
| Plays designated music.
| text - name of a file in /Content/Songs/.
|-
| @Sound:text
| Plays designated sound.
| text - name of a file in /Content/Sounds/.
|-
| @Options:text,text,...
| Creates a menu with multiple options. Uses the :when construct(see below)
| text - The options. Can be as many as you want.
|-
| @Text:text
| Displays text '~' breaks it to a new line, and '*' resets the text box.
| text - the display text
|-
| @Camera:set(X,Y,Z,#1,#2)
|
|
|-
| @Camera:reset
|-
| @Camera:yaw(#)
|-
| @Camera:pitch(#)
|-
| @Camera:position(X,Y,Z)
|-
| @Camera:x(#)
|-
| @Camera:y(#)
|-
| @Camera:z(#)
|-
| @Wait:#
| Waits a certain amount of time.
| # - Amount of time to wait.
|-
| @Action:StorageSystem
| Activates the storage system.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:ApricornKurt
| Opens up the Appricorn menu to have 'Kurt' make you an appricorn.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:DayCare(#1,#2)
|-
| @Action:Trade(#)
|-
| @Action:getpokemon(see@Pokemon:add)
| same as @Pokemon:add
|
|-
| @Action:townmap,text
| Opens the town map.
| text - region name. Only Johto is currently available.
|-
| @Action:Network
| Opens the co-op menu.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:Opendonation
| Opens the list of Donars(needs updating).
| No input.
|-
| @Action:RecievePokedex
| Gives you the Pokedex.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:RenamePokemon(#)
| Allows a player to rename a Pokemon.
| # - Party index Number
|-
| @Action:RenameRival
| Rename your rival.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:PlayCry(#)
| Plays the cry of the specified Pokemon
| # - National Dex Number.
|-
| @Action:Show0Pokemon(bool)
| Turns Following Pokemon on or off.
|-
| @Action:ToggleThirdPerson
| Change between third and first person.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:ActivateThirdPerson
| Goto third person.
| No input.
|-
| @Action:DeactivateThirdPerson
| Goto first person
| No input.
|-
| @Action:SetFont(text)
| Change the font
| text - Can be standard or Unown.
|-
| @Action:SetRenderDistance(#)
| Set the Renderdistance.
| # - 0-4, A render distance option.
|-
| @Action:wearskin(see @Player:wearskin)
| see @Player:wearskin.
| see @Player:wearskin.
|-
| @Action:ToggleDarkness
| Turn darkness on or off.
| No input.
|-
| @MessageBulb:#,X,Y,Z
|-
| @Battle:Wild(#1,#2)
| Start a wild pokemon battle
|
* #1 - National Dex Number.
* #2 - Level.
|-
| @Battle:Trainer(text)
| Battle a trainer
| text - Trainer file in /Scripts/Trainer/.
|-
| @Trainer:text
| Same as @Battle:Trainer.
| Same as @Battle:Trainer.
|-
| @Achievement:{#}<nowiki>|</nowiki>text
| Activates an Achievement.
|
* # - Number of the Achievement.
* text - Not important. Must have the pipe character
|-
| @Register:text
| Adds text to Register.dat.
| text - What to add.
|-
| @Unregister:text
| Removes text from Register.dat.
| text - What to remove.
|-
| @Script:text
| Activates a script file.
| text - Script in /Scripts/.
|-
| @Heal
| Heals all Pokemon
| No input.
|-
| @Move:#1,#2
| Move a certain number of spaces.
|
* #1 - NPC ID number. Can also be 'Player'.
* #2 - Number of spaces.
|-
| @Warp:#,X,Y,Z
| Warps a sprite to a new position. Will not appear until a movement script has been activated
| # - NPC ID number. Can also be 'Player'.
|-
| @GiveItem:#1,#2
| Gives the player an item
|
* #1 - Item ID number.
* #2 - Amount of items given
|}

== Constructs ==
Constructs are functions in scripts that are not doing something in the game but rather with the script itself.
Constructs start with a : at the beginning of the line and are case sensitive!
Here's the list of constructs:

{|class="wikitable"
! Construct
! Use
|-
| :end
| Ends the script.
|-
| :if
| See Below.
|-
| :then
| Follows an :if statement. Continues here if true.
|-
| :else
| Continues here when an :if statement if False.
|-
| :endif
| Ends an :if statement.
|-
| :when
| Works as a switch for the @options command.
|-
| :endwhen
| Ends a when statement
|}

=== :if statements ===
:if statements can be either 'if true' statements or 'if false' statements

'if true:'
<pre>:if:register(elm1)</pre>

'if false'
<pre>:if:not register(elm1)</pre>

:if statements can take a variety of conditions as the argument. Here is the full list.

{|class="wikitable"
! Argument
! Variable
! Description
|-
| :register(text)
| text - A register value in the register.dat file of the save folder.
| Checks to see if the 'text' is in the register.dat file. Considered true if found.
|-
| :daytime(#)
| # - A time of day value. 0 = night, 1 = morning, 2 = Day, 3 = Evening.
| Checks the time of day against the given value.
|-
| :freeplaceinparty
| no variable
| Checks to see if your party is full.
|-
| :nopokemon
| No variable
| Checks to see if you have any Pokemon.
|-
| :day(#)
| # - A 'day' code. (0-6) 0 = Sunday and goes from there.
| Checks if the current weekday matches the code given.
|-
| :aurora
| no variable
| Checks for the 'Aurora' effect?
|-
| :random(#)
| # - The max value.
| Produces a Random integer?
|-
| :position(#,X,Y,Z)
|
* # - The NPC ID of an NPC on the Map. Can also be 'Player' to check the player's position
* X,Y,Z - A three coordinate position.
| Checks if the given NPC(or the player) is in the given place
|-
| :weather(#)
| # - A weather ID. 0 = Clear, 1 = Rain, 2 = Snow, 3 = Bubbles
| Checks the map weather against the given weather. This is not the random weather effect but rather permanent weather such as Route 33's eternal rain.
|-
| :regionWeather(#)
| # - A weather ID. 0 = Clear, 1 = Rain, 2 = Snow, 3 = Bubbles
| Checks to see if the random weather is the same as the given weather.
|-
| :hasBadge(#)
| # - the number of a gym badge. Remember Brock = 1, Falkner = 9.
| Checks if you have the given badge.
|-
| :hasItem(#)
| # - [[Items|An Item's ID number.]]
| Checks if the given item is in your bag
|}

== Trainer Files ==
Each trainer file has is put in the /Scripts/Trainer/ folder.

These files can be made in 2 formats; the 'Old' and 'New' formats

=== Old Trainer file Format ===
The Old Trainer File Format was not very descriptive and required a lot of knowledge about which line was which.
<pre>
$$
Class
Name
Start Battle Speech
Defeat message
Post Battle Speech
Sprite
Music1|Music2
1|Pokemon
2|Pokemon
3|Pokemon
4|Pokemon
5|Pokemon
6|Pokemon
Items
AI code
Gender code
</pre>

The file would look exactly like that.

{|class="wikitable"
! Line
! Description
|-
| $$
| The prize you receive after beating this trainer.
|-
| Class
| Displays before the name of the trainer.
|-
| Name
| The name of the trainer.
|-
| Start Battle Speech
| The speech given before the battle is started.
|-
| Defeat Message
| The message displayed after defeating the opponent while still in the battle.
|-
| Post Battle Speech
| Displays when interacting with the trainer after defeating them.
|-
| Sprite
| The name of a sprite located in the /Content/Textures/NPC folder.
|-
| Music
| Searches for the music files:
* Music1_Music2_intro
* Music2_defeat
* Music1_Music2
|-
| Pokemon
| Only one Pokemon needs to be defined. Can be defined 2 ways:
* #1,#2 where #1 is the Pokemon's dex number and #2 is its level.
* Using the full [[Pokemon Code]].
|-
| Items
| List of the [[Items|item codes]] of the items a trainer can use. Will use each item once however items can be listed multiple times and will be used once for each listing.
|-
| AI Code
| Defines the abilities of the trainer's AI. there are 5 settings:
* 0 - Aggressive.
* 1 - Defensive.
* 2 - Normal.
* 3 - Special.
* 4 - Simple.

If not given Normal is used.
|-
| Gender Code
| Decides the genders of any of the trainer's randomly generated Pokemon. If the Pokemon code is given for a Pokemon the gender used there will be used.
* -1 - Random
* 0 - Male
* 1 - Female
* 2 - Genderless

If not given Random genders are given.
|}

=== New Trainer File Format ===
The new trainer file format was introduced in version 0.28. This format is very descriptive about what each line does.

<pre>
[TRAINER FORMAT]
Name|
TrainerClass|
Money|
IntroMessage|
OutroMessage|
DefeatMessage|
TextureID|
Region|
IniMusic|
DefeatMusic|
BattleMusic|
Pokemon1|
Pokemon2|
Pokemon3|
Pokemon4|
Pokemon5|
Pokemon6|
Items|
Gender|
AI|
IntroSequence|
</pre>

{|class="wikitable"
! Line
! Description
|-
| Name<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Trainer's Name.
|-
| TrainerClass<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Trainer's Class. Displays before the Name.
|-
| Money<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| How much money is earned after being defeated.
|-
| IntroMessage<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Message that displays before battle starts. '...' means no message.
|-
| OutroMessage<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Message that displays after the battle ends. '...' means no message.
|-
| DefeatMessage<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Message that displays when interacting with the trainer after the battle has ended. '...' means no message.
|-
| TextureID<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The name of a sprite in /Content/Textures/NPC/
|-
| Region<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The name of the region the trainer is in. Use is unknown.
|-
| IniMusic<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Music used to start the battle.
|-
| DefeatMusic<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Music used after the battle.
|-
| BattleMusic<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Music used during the battle.
|-
| Pokemon1<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The first Pokemon. The only Pokemon that needs to be defined. Can be made by defining only the Pokemon and the level(Pokemondex#,Level) or by defining the whole Pokemon([[Pokemon Code]]).
|-
| Pokemon2<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The second Pokemon. Does not need to be defined. See 'Pokemon1|' for how to define.
|-
| Pokemon3<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The third Pokemon. Does not need to be defined. See 'Pokemon1|' for how to define.
|-
| Pokemon4<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The fourth Pokemon. Does not need to be defined. See 'Pokemon1|' for how to define.
|-
| Pokemon5<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The fifth Pokemon. Does not need to be defined. See 'Pokemon1|' for how to define.
|-
| Pokemon6<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| The sixth Pokemon. Does not need to be defined. See 'Pokemon1|' for how to define.
|-
| Items<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| List of Items to be used by their [[Items|Item Code]]. Used once for each listing of the code.
|-
| Gender<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Decides the genders of any of the trainer's randomly generated Pokemon. If the Pokemon code is given for a Pokemon the gender used there will be used.
* -1 - Random
* 0 - Male
* 1 - Female
* 2 - Genderless

If not given Random(-1) is assumed.
|-
| AI<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Defines the abilities of the trainer's AI. there are 5 settings:
* 0 - Aggressive.
* 1 - Defensive.
* 2 - Normal.
* 3 - Special.
* 4 - Simple.

If not given Normal(2) is used.
|-
| IntroSequence<nowiki>|</nowiki>
| Calls specified colored VS sign and bar, respectively. There are 4 colors of VS and 11 colors of bar they are:
*VS
**Orange
**Blue
**Red
**Green
*Bar
**Orange
**Blue
**Red
**Green
**Gray
**Violet
**Yellow
**Brown
If an improper color is given they default to blue.
|}
{{FilePaths}}

Togepi

2013-03-18T00:55:29Z

Calzone:

{{PokemonBox|175|Normal||Togepi|Igglybuff|Togetic|Hustle}}

== Information ==
Togepi is a [[Normal]] type Pokémon.

Togepi are small, light yellow Pokémon with a round body still encased in its eggshell. Togepi do not shed their shell. The Egg has red and blue shapes on it, suggesting that its real body has the same pattern. Togepi have stubby hands and round feet with two toes each. Togepi have black eyes and five spikes on its head that somewhat seem to form a crown. They also have semi-ovular, brown pads on the soles of its feet.

It evolves into [[Pokémon List/Togetic]] with high friendship.

It can be obtained in egg form from Mr Pokemon.

== Pokédex Entry ==
The shell seems to be filled with joy. It is said that it will share good luck when treated kindly.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type
! Height
! Weight
|-
| Spike Ball Pokémon
| 0.3m
| 1.5kg
|-
|}

== Location ==
=== Wild ===
The only place Togepi is currently obtainable is by receiving an egg from Mr Pokemon

== Moves ==
{| class="wikitable nowrap sortable"
|-
! Lv.
![[Moves|Move]]
! [[Pokémon Type|Type]]
! [[Category|Cat.]]
! Description
! Power
! [[Accuracy|Acc.]]
! [[PP]]
|-
| -
{{Move45}}
|}

== Version history ==

Unknown

Togepi

2013-03-18T00:53:23Z

Calzone: Created Page

{{PokemonBox|175|Normal||Togepi|Igglybuff|Togetic}}

== Information ==
Togepi is a [[Normal]] type Pokémon.

Togepi are small, light yellow Pokémon with a round body still encased in its eggshell. Togepi do not shed their shell. The Egg has red and blue shapes on it, suggesting that its real body has the same pattern. Togepi have stubby hands and round feet with two toes each. Togepi have black eyes and five spikes on its head that somewhat seem to form a crown. They also have semi-ovular, brown pads on the soles of its feet.

It evolves into [[Pokémon List/Togetic]] with high friendship.

It can be obtained in egg form from Mr Pokemon.

== Pokédex Entry ==
The shell seems to be filled with joy. It is said that it will share good luck when treated kindly.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type
! Height
! Weight
|-
| Spike Ball Pokémon
| 0.3m
| 1.5kg
|-
|}

== Location ==
=== Wild ===
The only place Togepi is currently obtainable is by receiving an egg from Mr Pokemon

== Moves ==
{| class="wikitable nowrap sortable"
|-
! Lv.
![[Moves|Move]]
! [[Pokémon Type|Type]]
! [[Category|Cat.]]
! Description
! Power
! [[Accuracy|Acc.]]
! [[PP]]
|-
| -
{{Move45}}
|}

== Version history ==

Unknown

Items

2013-01-23T16:53:52Z

Calzone: /* Machines */

'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
| [[File:HeavyBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
| [[File:LureBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:FastBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:FriendBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:MoonBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
|-
| [[File:LoveBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:BurnHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:IceHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Awakening.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:SuperPotion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
| [[File:HMElectric.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''TM 5'''
| Teaches "Roar" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 195
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-23T16:53:13Z

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'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
| [[File:HeavyBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
| [[File:LureBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:FastBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:FriendBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:MoonBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
|-
| [[File:LoveBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:BurnHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:IceHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Awakening.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:SuperPotion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
| [[File:HMElectric.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[TM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Roar]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 195
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-23T16:52:39Z

Calzone: /* Machines */ Added TM 5 'roar' to the list

'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
| [[File:HeavyBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
| [[File:LureBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:FastBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:FriendBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:MoonBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
|-
| [[File:LoveBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:BurnHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:IceHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Awakening.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:SuperPotion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
| [[File:HMElectric.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[TM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Roar]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 195
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Apricorn

2013-01-20T21:17:22Z

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Apricorns are a special fruit that is native to the Johto region. They appear to be related to [[Berries]] but only grow on special trees around the region.

Apricorns can be fitted with a special device to make them into Poké Balls. To do this, you need to take an Apricorn to Kurt who lives in [[Azalea Town]]. The special Poké Balls made from Apricorns are unique and cannot be purchased in-game.

There is a different kind of Poké Ball for each color of Apricorn.

== Poké Ball Types ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Image
! Apricorn
! Poké Ball
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| Red Apricorn
| Level Ball
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| Yellow Apricorn
| [[Moon Ball]]
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| Blue Apricorn
| [[Lure Ball]]
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| Green Apricorn
| [[Friend Ball]]
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| Pnk Apricorn
| [[Love Ball]]
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| White Apricorn
| [[Fast Ball]]
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| Black Apricorn
| [[Heavy Ball]]
|}

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Apricorn_Green.png|In the wild.
File:Apricorn_Pink.png|In the wild.
File:Apricorn_Black.png|In the wild.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Template:Items

2013-01-20T20:24:22Z

Calzone: Added Apricorn balls to standard table

{| style="background-color: #FDFDFD; border: 2px solid #616161; padding: 3px 12px 3px 7px; margin: 0 auto 1em; text-align:center; text-align: left; margin: 0.5em auto;"
| <div style="font-size: 162%; padding: 0.1em;">List of '''[[Items]]'''.</div><hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Standard|Standard]]''' {{!}} {{Item|image=MasterBall|link=Master Ball|name=Master Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=UltraBall|link=Ultra Ball|name=Ultra Ball}} {{!}}{{Item|image=GreatBall|link=Great Ball|name=Great Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=PokeBall|link=Poké Ball|name=Poké Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=HeavyBall|link=Heavy Ball|name=Heavy Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=LureBall|link=Lure Ball|name=Lure Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=FastBall|link=Fast Ball|name=Fast Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=FriendBall|link=Friend Ball|name=Friend Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=MoonBall|link=Moon Ball|name=Moon Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=LoveBall|link=Love Ball|name=Love Ball}} {{!}} {{Item|image=MoonStone|link=Moon Stone|name=Moon Stone}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Repel|link=Repels|name=Repel}} {{!}} {{Item|image=SuperRepel|link=Repels|name=Super Repel}} {{!}} {{Item|image=MaxRepel|link=Repels|name=Max Repel}}
<hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Medicine|Medicine]]''' {{!}} {{Item|image=Antidote|link=Antidote|name=Antidote}} {{!}} {{Item|image=ParlyzHeal|link=Parlyz_heal|name=Parlyz Heal}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Awakening|link=Awakening|name=Awakening}} {{!}} {{Item|image=BurnHeal|link=Burn Heal|name=Burn Heal}} {{!}} {{Item|image=IceHeal|link=Ice Heal|name=Ice Heal}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Potion|link=Potion|name=Potion}} {{!}} {{Item|image=SuperPotion|link=Super Potion|name=Super Potion}}
<hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Machines|Machines]]''' {{!}} {{Item|image=HMNormal|link=HM 01|name=HM 01}} {{!}} {{Item|image=HMElectric|link=HM 05|name=HM 05}}
<hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Miscellaneous|Miscellaneous]]''' {{!}}
<hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Plants|Plants]]''' {{!}} {{Item|image=RApricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Red apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=BluApricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Blue apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=YApricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Yellow apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Gapricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Green apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=WApricorn|link=Apricorn|name=White apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Bapricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Black apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Papricorn|link=Apricorn|name=Pink apricorn}} {{!}} {{Item|image=Oran|link=Berry|name=Berries}}
<hr>
|-
|
'''[[Items/Key Items|Key Items]]''' {{!}} {{Item|image=Bicycle|link=Bicycle|name=Bicycle}} {{!}} {{Item|image=MysteryEgg|link=Mystery Egg|name=Mystery Egg}}
|-
|}

Love Ball

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{{ItemBox|title=Love Ball|image=LoveBall|ID=166|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=A Ball for catching the opposite gender.}}

The '''Love Ball''' is a ball for catching Pokemon of the opposite gender. The full benefits of using the Love Ball are unknown.

== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a Pink [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.12
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Moon Ball

2013-01-20T20:16:57Z

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{{ItemBox|title=Moon Ball|image=MoonBall|ID=165|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.}}

The '''Moon Ball''' is a ball used for catching Pokemon that were evolved using a [[Moon Stone]]. The current version (0.21.1) does not have any Pokemon in the wild that use the Moon Stone to evolve however so the ball is useless.

== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a Yellow [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.12
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Friend Ball

2013-01-20T20:10:17Z

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{{ItemBox|title=Friend Ball|image=FriendBall|ID=164|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=A Ball that makes Pokémon friendly.}}

The '''Friend Ball''' is a ball used for making Pokemon friendly.

== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a Green [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.20
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Fast Ball

2013-01-20T20:07:36Z

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{{ItemBox|title=Fast Ball|image=FastBall|ID=161|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=A ball for catching fast Pokémon.}}

The '''Fast Ball''' is a ball used for catching faster Pokemon
== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a White [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.12
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Heavy Ball

2013-01-20T20:05:16Z

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{{ItemBox|title=Heavy Ball|image=HeavyBall|ID=157|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=A Ball for catching heavy Pokémon.}}

The '''Heavy Ball''' is a ball used for catching Pokemon in a higher weight class

== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a Black [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.20
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Lure Ball

2013-01-20T00:28:29Z

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{{ItemBox|title=Lure Ball|image=Nothing|ID=160|price=N/A|pocket=Standard|description=An item for catching Pokémon hooked by a rod.}}

The '''Lure Ball''' is a ball used to increase the catch rate of Pokemon hooked by a rod. The current version (0.21.1) does not have a Rod item at the moment so the ball is useless until fishing is implemented.

== Locations ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Map
! Location
|-
| [[Azalea Town]]
| By giving Kurt a Red [[Apricorn|Apricorn]]
|-
|}

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.12
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Items

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'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
|-
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-19T23:36:33Z

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'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
|-
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-19T23:35:53Z

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'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Lure Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] hooked by a rod.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 160
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Fast Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching fast[[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 161
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Friend Ball]]'''
| A Ball that makes [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] friendly.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 164
|-
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Ball]]'''
| A Ball for Moon Stone evolvers.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 165
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Love Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching the opposite gender.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 166
| [[File:None.png|24px]]
| '''[[Heavy Ball]]'''
| A Ball for catching heavy [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}75
| 157
|-
|-
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-19T23:20:44Z

Calzone: Undo revision 3642 by Calzone (talk)

'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Items

2013-01-19T23:17:40Z

Calzone: Updated Item images

'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Awakening.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Burn_Heal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Ice_Heal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Super_Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:HM_5.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

File:Awakening.png

2013-01-19T23:11:36Z

Calzone: Awakening item image

Awakening item image

Items

2013-01-19T22:55:26Z

Calzone: Updated all item ID's

'''Items''' are objects that can be picked up, and can be bought or sold. These items usually have an effect on the [[player]]'s [[Pokémon 3D|game]]. Once obtained, each item is organised by the section of the Bag that they belong to.

== All items ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!
! Name
! Description
! Price
! Sell for
! ID
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Standard===
|-
| [[File:MasterBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Master Ball]]'''
| The best [[Poké Ball|Ball]]. It never misses.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 1
|-
| [[File:UltraBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ultra Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a high rate of success.
| {{PDollar}}1200
| {{PDollar}}600
| 2
|-
| [[File:GreatBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Great Ball]]'''
| A [[Poké Ball|Ball]] with a decent success rate.
| {{PDollar}}600
| {{PDollar}}300
| 4
|-
| [[File:PokeBall.png|24px]]
| '''[[Poké Ball]]'''
| An item for catching [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 5
|-
| [[File:MoonStone.png|24px]]
| '''[[Moon Stone]]'''
| [[Evolution|Evolves]] certain kinds of [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}2100
| {{PDollar}}1050
| 8
|-
| [[File:Repel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 100 steps.
| {{PDollar}}350
| {{PDollar}}175
| 20
|-
| [[File:SuperRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Super repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 200 steps.
| {{PDollar}}500
| {{PDollar}}250
| 42
|-
| [[File:MaxRepel.png|24px]]
| '''[[Repels|Max repel]]'''
| Repels weak [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] for 250 steps.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 43
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Medicine===
|-
| [[File:Antidote.png|24px]]
| '''[[Antidote]]'''
| Cures [[Poison|poisoned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 9
|-
| [[File:ParlyzHeal.png|24px]]
| '''[[Parlyz heal]]'''
| Heals [[Paralysis|paralyzed]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}200
| {{PDollar}}100
| 13
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Awakening]]'''
| Cures [[Sleep|asleep]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 12
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Burn Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Burn|burned]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 10
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Ice Heal]]'''
| Cures [[Freeze|frozen]] [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}250
| {{PDollar}}125
| 11
|-
| [[File:Potion.png|24px]]
| '''[[Potion]]'''
| Restores [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] [[HP]] by 20.
| {{PDollar}}300
| {{PDollar}}150
| 18
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[Super Potion]]'''
| Restores Pokémon [[HP]] by 50.
| {{PDollar}}700
| {{PDollar}}350
| 17
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Machines===
|-
| [[File:HMNormal.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 1]]'''
| Teaches "[[Flash]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 243
|-
| [[File:Nothing.png|24px]]
| '''[[HM 5]]'''
| Teaches "[[Cut]]" to a [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]].
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 247
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Miscellaneous===
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|
===Plants===
|-
| [[File:RApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Red [[Apricorn]]'''
| A red [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 85
|-
| [[File:BluApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Blue [[Apricorn]]'''
| A blue [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 89
|-
| [[File:YApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Yellow [[Apricorn]]'''
| A yellow [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 92
|-
| [[File:Gapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Green [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Green [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 93
|-
| [[File:WApricorn.png|24px]]
| '''White [[Apricorn]]'''
| A white [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 97
|-
| [[File:Bapricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Black [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Black [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 99
|-
| [[File:Papricorn.png|24px]]
| '''Pink [[Apricorn]]'''
| A Pink [[Apricorn]].
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 101
|-
| [[File:Oran.png|24px]]
| '''[[Berries]]
| Hold items for [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] to be used in battles.
| {{PDollar}}100
| {{PDollar}}50
| 2000 - 2063
|-
|colspan="6" style="text-align: center"|

===Key Items===
|-
| [[File:Bicycle.png|24px]]
| '''[[Bicycle]]'''
| A collapsible bike for fast movement.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 6
|-
| [[File:MystreyEgg.png|24px]]
| '''[[Mystery Egg]]'''
| A mysterious Egg obtained from Mr Pokémon. What's in the Egg is unknown.
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| {{PDollar}}N/A
| 69
|}

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Potion_Field.png|A [[potion]] on the ground.
</gallery>

{{Items}}

Haunter

2013-01-18T17:06:37Z

Calzone: Suggested the ability to hack in a Gengar, vaguely referenced the file that would need to be edited.

{{PokemonBox|name=Haunter|number=093|type=[[Ghost]]/[[Poison]]|Evolution=Gengar}}

== Information ==
Haunter is a [[Ghost]] and [[Poison]] type Pokémon.

Haunter is a purple, ghost-like Pokémon with a roundish body with a pair of disembodied hands with three digits floating in front of it. Haunter possess a trio of spike-like protrusions on either side of its face, and what appears to be a tuft of messy fur hanging beneath it. It has triangular white eyes with tiny black pupils and a mouth with several sharp, purple teeth.

It evolves from [[Pokémon List/Gastly|Gastly]] starting at level 25 and evolves into [[Pokémon List/Gengar|Gengar]] when traded.

Gengar is unobtainable through trading however due to the trading system being unimplemented, but a Gengar can still be hacked into the game by editing the Box.DAT or Party.DAT file.

== Pokédex Entry ==
In total darkness visible, HAUNTER lurks, silently stalking its next victim.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Type
! Height
! Weight
|-
| Gas Pokémon
| 1.6m
| 0.1kg
|-
|}

== Moves ==
{| class="wikitable nowrap sortable"
|-
! Lv.
![[Moves|Move]]
! [[Pokémon Type|Type]]
! [[Category|Cat.]]
! Description
! Power
! [[Accuracy|Acc.]]
! [[PP]]
|-
| -
{{Move95}}
|-
| -
{{Move122}}
|-
| -
{{Move180}}
|-
| 5
{{Move180}}
|-
| 8
{{Move212}}
|-
| 12
{{Move174}}
|-
| 15
{{Move101}}
|-
| 19
{{Move109}}
|-
| 22
{{Move389}}
|-
| 25
{{Move325}}
|-
| 28
{{Move371}}
|-
| 33
{{Move247}}
|-
| 39
{{Move138}}
|-
| 44
{{Move399}}
|-
| 50
{{Move194}}
|-
| 55
{{Move506}}
|-
| 61
{{Move171}}
|}

== Version history ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.19
| Introduced
|-
| 0.20
| Complete new moveset.
|}