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Full Heal

2013-05-23T12:04:33Z

Lucario: /* Location */

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
'''Full Heal''' is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
It can be purchased at [[Goldenrod|Goldenrod]] market on the 2nd floor.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T12:04:12Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
'''Full Heal''' is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
It can be purchased at Goldenrod market on the 2nd floor.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:58:28Z

Lucario: /* Location */

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
'''Full Heal''' is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Full Heal can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and buy in most [[Poké Mart|Poké Marts]].

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:57:42Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
'''Full Heal''' is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Full Heal can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:57:29Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
'''Full Heal''' is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
'''Full Heal''' can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:57:18Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
'''Full Heal''' can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Paralyze Heal

2013-05-23T11:56:48Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Parlyz heal|image=ParlyzHeal|ID=13|price=200|pocket=Medicine|description=Heals paralyzed Pokémon.}}

A '''Parlyz heal''' can heal the paralysis of any Pokémon in your party. It is an useful item for visiting forests and long routes.

== Locations ==

There is a Paralyz heal on the first floor of [[Sprout Tower]], within the walls behind the ladder.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:56:00Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Full Heal can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.21
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:53:52Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Full Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Full Heal can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.11
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:53:21Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Ful Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Potions can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs [[Rock_Smash|Rock Smash]]) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.11
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:51:30Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Ful Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Potions can be found in [[Dark_Cave|Dark Cave]] (Needs Rock Smash) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.11
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:51:04Z

Lucario:

{{ItemBox|title=Ful Heal|image=Full Heal|ID=38|price= 600|pocket=Medicine|description=Cures all status ailments.}}
Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

== Location ==
Potions can be found in [[Dark Cave|Slowpoke Well]] (Needs Rock Smash) and Poké Marts.

== Version history ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.11
| Implemented.
|}

{{Items}}

Full Heal

2013-05-23T11:45:33Z

Lucario: Created page with "Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds."

Full Heal is an item that fully heals any status problems that a Pokémon holds.

Maps

2013-05-22T14:03:51Z

Lucario: /* .poke files */

The maps folder holds most of the maps used to run the games. It is located in the [[File Paths and Editing|Pokemon Folder]] and contains many folders and files.

Each major map for the game is contained in the maps folder and named for their location.

The files contain many lines of code describing the many different parts of the map. Each line contains a myriad of details used to create each portion of the map.

== Map header ==
Describes 10 different options for each map

'0 = off, 1 = on'
* Name - the name that will display upon entering the area and in the save file.
* Music - The music file found in [[Content#Songs|/Pokemon/Content/Songs]] that should be played.
* Wild Pokemon - Makes wild Pokemon always appear

* Can Teleport - Teleport from this map.
* Can Dig - Dig from this map.
* Can Fly - Fly from this map.
* Environment Type - 0, Outdoors; 1, Inside; 2, Cave.
* Is Dark - Whether or not flash is needed.
* Weather - Whether or not it rains, snows, etc.
* Lightning - Use new lightning system on maps.
* MapScript - Runs the specified script in /Pokemon/Scripts/.

== Four types of Objects ==
* Floor - Can be walked upon, produces a flat surface.
* Entity - Produces one block.
* Entity Field - Produces multiple blocks.
* NPC - Produces an interactive NPC.

== Types of Entities ==
* Water - Produces the water effect.
* WallBlock - Produces a solid mass.
* WarpBlock - Transports a player to another location if stepped in.
* ScriptBlock - Triggers a script when stepped on.
* Grass - Produces Grass which may contain Wild Pokemon.
* HeadbuttTree - Produces Tees which may contain wild Pokemon.
* WallBill - Produces a flat, vertical surface on which something may be displayed.
* LoamySoil - Produces soil to grow berries in.
* ApricornPlant - Produces an Apricorn Plant.
* SignBlock - Produces an Interactive sign.
* TurningSign - Produces the turning sign used for Pokecenters, Pokemarts, and Gyms.
* Ledge - Produces a one-way ledge.
* SlideBlock - Produces stairs.
* CutTree - Produces a Cuttree.
* AllSidesObject - A WallBlock that also has a bottom.
* ItemObject - Places an Item to be picked up.

== Specifics ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Tag
! Example
! Description
|-
| Size
| [X,Z]
| The amount of positions filled by this entity in the X and Z Directions
|-
| Position
| [X,Y,Z]
| The position of the first entity.
|-
| Scale
| [X,Y,Z]
| Used to shrink or expand a texture in many directions.
|-
| TexturePath
| [Texture]
| A name of a texture without file extension that is located in the [[Content#Textures|/Pokemon/Content/Textures/]] Folder.
|-
| Textures
| [X1,Y1,X2,Y2]
| ''' Multiple textures may be listed'''
* X1 - Position of first pixel in the 'X' direction.
* Y1 - Position of first pixel in the 'Y' direction.
* X2 - Amount of pixels in the 'X' direction.
* Y2 - Amount of pixels in the 'Y' direction.
|-
| TextureIndex
| [1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4,5,5]
| Position for each texture. Has as many slots as 2x the number of sides. Put a number of a texture ID from 'Textures' into each slot to designate the texture.
|-
| Collision
| [0 or 1]
| Off or on.
|-
| Action
| [TBA]
| TBA
|-
| AdditionalValue
| [Stuff]
| Either text or a file path to designate the event that happens when interacting with this.
|-
| Rotation
| [0-3]
| Describes the position that the Entity is facing.
|-
| Model ID
| [0-?]
| Describes the different pre-made models. See Below for more details.
|-
! colspan="3" | NPC only
|-
| Name
| [Name]
| The name given to the sprite
|-
| ID
| [##]
| The ID used to call on that specific sprite.
|-
| Movement
| [Still, Looking, Movement]
|
* Still - Doesn't move.
* Looking - Turns.
* Movement - Moves within a specified area.
|-
| MoveRectangles
| [mX,mY,X,Y]
|
* mX - The smallest 'X' position a character will take.
* mY - The smallest 'Y' position a chacter will take.
* X - The amount of distance in the 'X' direction the character will move.
* Y - The amount of distance in the 'Y' direction the character will move.
|}

== Additional Data ==
Additional Data takes in different parameters depending on what type of entity it is associated with.
{| class="wikitable"
! Entity Type
! Example
! Description
|-
| WarpBlock
| [Mapname.dat,X,Y,Z,R]
|
* The file path of a map in /Pokemon/maps/.
* 'X' position to warp to.
* 'Y' position to warp to.
* 'Z' position to warp to.
* Rotation of character after warp.
|-
| Script Block
| [Script]
| File path of a script.
|-
| ApricornPlant
| [#]
| Number of an Apricorn.
|-
| SignBlock
| [text]
| Contents of the sign.
|-
| TurningSign
| [#]
| Contents
|-
| ItemObject
| [#,#]
| ?, Item ID
|}

== Model ID ==
{|class="wikitable"
! ID.
! Model description.
|-
| 0
| Flat surface.
|-
| 1
| Box
|-
| 2
| 45 degree slant.
|-
| 3
| Flat vertical surface
|-
| 4
| Thin block. 4 Pixels wide.
|-
| 5
| "Out" corner.
|-
| 6
| "In" corner.
|-
| 7
| Ledge.
|-
| 8
| Ledge Corner.
|-
| 9
| Water's edge.
|-
| 10
| Water's edge "in" corner.
|-
| 11
| Water's edge "out" corner.
|-
| 13
| Two Flat pieces intersecting in their centers at 90 degree angles.
|}
== Offset Maps ==
The use of offset maps allows players to see maps they are not yet on as they approach them.

Offset maps need a map to load and a position to start loading at.

== .poke files ==
The .poke files contain the wild [[Pokemon]] data for each location.

Each Pokemon is represented by a line of code like this:

<nowiki>{#|PKMN#|%|TIME|Lv1,Lv2}</nowiki>

* # - Type of encounter.
** 0 - Grass/Floor.
** 1 - Headbutt trees.
** 2 - Water
* PKMN# - National dex number of the pokemon.
* % - Possibility that the pokemon will be encountered.
* TIME - time of day
** -1 - All times
** 0 - Night
** 1 - Morning
** 2 - Day
** 3 - Evening
* Lv1 - Min Level
* Lv2 - Max Level
{{FilePaths}}