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Future versions

2014-07-13T19:05:42Z

Madmadness65: 0.49 no longer needed

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

Here is a list of potential upcoming features to [[Pokémon 3D]]'s new versions.

* - finished feature/known fix
__TOC__
{| class="wikitable"
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! Version
! Target date
! Planned content

|-
| 0.50
| XX.XX.2014
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*Secret
|-
| 0.51
| XX.XX.2014
|
====New Maps:====
*Fuschia City
|-
| 0.52
| XX.XX.2014
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====New Maps:====
*Island Two
*Island Three
|-
| 0.53
| XX.XX.2014
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====New Maps:====
*Island One
|-
| 0.54
| XX.XX.2014
|
====New Maps:====
*Cinnabar Island
|-
| 0.55
| XX.XX.2014
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====New Maps:====
*All rest Kanto maps
|-
| 0.56
| XX.XX.2014
|
====New Maps:====
*Island Six
*Island Seven
*Other Sevii maps
|-
| 0.57
| XX.XX.2014
|
====New Maps:====
*Mt. Silver
|-
| 0.XX
| XX.XX.2014
|

====New Features:====
* A new map format and entity handling system that will be based on XML ( As of v0.49.1, the code is partially done )
* A new server system. ( As of v0.49.1 the code is still not done )

====New Region====
* Hoenn Region. ( Not to be mistaken as " Pokemon FireRed Universal GameMode " )
|}

{{Pokemon3D}}

Slenderman Easter Egg

2014-07-13T18:41:32Z

Madmadness65: Minor edit; appears in both lavender towns

The '''Slenderman Easter Egg''' is a little quirk found in both iterations of [[Lavender Town]] in the southeast corner. The easter egg will result in Slenderman, a character from a creepypasta story, appearing for a few seconds.

==Triggering==
To trigger the easter egg, simply interact with the poster in the corner of town. After the dialogue "Don't look. Or it takes you!", the [[player]] turns 180° only to see Slenderman. He remains on the screen for a brief two seconds, fleeing from the [[player]] by going into the wall to the left. This can be done how ever many times the [[player]] likes.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Lavender_Easteregg.png|The poster.
File:Slenderman.png|Slenderman briefly after triggering the event.
</gallery>

==Version History==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.07a
| Implemented.
|-
| ???
| Given Growlithe's cry.
|}

Future versions

2014-04-27T03:43:26Z

Madmadness65: Next version fix

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

Here is a list of potential upcoming features to [[Pokémon 3D]]'s new versions.

* - finished feature/known fix
<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Assumed version number/date, not confirmed

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Target date
! Planned content
|-
|0.47
|??.05.2014
|
====New Features:====
<nowiki>*</nowiki> Cinnabar Island
====Bug Fixes:====
|}

{{Pokemon3D}}

Player

2014-03-28T20:20:56Z

Madmadness65: /* Trivia */

[[File:playercharacterart.png]]

The '''Player''' is the main protagonist of the game. He/She will embark on a Pokémon journey. The player is controlled by whoever is playing the game. The player's name is up to whoever is playing the game.

== Skins ==
=== Offline Mode ===
When starting , the Player has a choice of several skins.

As of version 0.33 the skins are; Ethan, Lyra, Nate, Rosa, Hilbert and Hilda.

Before this point, players could choose to be Red. (This can still be done by changing "skin|x" to "skin|Red" in the Player.dat)

=== Online Mode ===
Starting with the implementation of online mode in version 0.32 the player's sprite was locked to a specific sprite depending on their Player Rank. The following ranks exist in the game as of version 0.33:
{|class="wikitable"
! '''Rank Name'''
! '''Level(pts)'''
! '''Male Sprite'''
! '''Female Sprite'''
{{PlayerSprites|M=Preschooler|LMin=1|Lmax=5|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=School Kid|LMin=5|Lmax=10|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Youngster|F=Lass|LMin=10|Lmax=15|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Waiter|F=Waitress|LMin=15|Lmax=20|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Backpacker|LMin=20|Lmax=25|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Pokefan|LMin=25|Lmax=30|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Butler|F=Maid|LMin=30|Lmax=35|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Cheerleader|LMin=35|Lmax=40|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Clerk|LMin=40|Lmax=45|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Pokemon Breeder|LMin=45|Lmax=50|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Drummer|F=Guitarist|LMin=50|Lmax=55|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Cyclist|LMin=55|Lmax=60|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Rich Boy|F=Lady|LMin=60|Lmax=65|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Ranger|LMin=65|Lmax=70|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Athlete|LMin=70|Lmax=75|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Scientist|LMin=75|Lmax=80|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Doctor|F=Nurse|LMin=80|Lmax=85|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Gentleman|F=Socialite|LMin=85|Lmax=90|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Ace Trainer|LMin=90|Lmax=95|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Veteran|LMin=95|Lmax=100|N=}}
|}

== Trivia ==
*Before the 0.__ patch, Lyra, Nate, and Rosa were unavailable.
*Before the 0.18 patch, Lass, Bugcatcher and Youngster skin were available choices and before 0.18 Youngster was known as "14".
*Before the 0.18 patch, there were skins for Red and Blue.
*As of the 0.45.1 update, players can choose what sprites they want to appear as. (Online mode only)

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ethan.png|Ethan.
File:Lyra.png|Lyra.
File:Nate.png|Nate.
File:Rosa.png|Rosa.
File:Hilbert.png|Hilbert.
File:Hilda.png|Hilda.
</gallery>

Player

2014-03-28T20:19:10Z

Madmadness65: /* Offline Mode */

[[File:playercharacterart.png]]

The '''Player''' is the main protagonist of the game. He/She will embark on a Pokémon journey. The player is controlled by whoever is playing the game. The player's name is up to whoever is playing the game.

== Skins ==
=== Offline Mode ===
When starting , the Player has a choice of several skins.

As of version 0.33 the skins are; Ethan, Lyra, Nate, Rosa, Hilbert and Hilda.

Before this point, players could choose to be Red. (This can still be done by changing "skin|x" to "skin|Red" in the Player.dat)

=== Online Mode ===
Starting with the implementation of online mode in version 0.32 the player's sprite was locked to a specific sprite depending on their Player Rank. The following ranks exist in the game as of version 0.33:
{|class="wikitable"
! '''Rank Name'''
! '''Level(pts)'''
! '''Male Sprite'''
! '''Female Sprite'''
{{PlayerSprites|M=Preschooler|LMin=1|Lmax=5|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=School Kid|LMin=5|Lmax=10|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Youngster|F=Lass|LMin=10|Lmax=15|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Waiter|F=Waitress|LMin=15|Lmax=20|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Backpacker|LMin=20|Lmax=25|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Pokefan|LMin=25|Lmax=30|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Butler|F=Maid|LMin=30|Lmax=35|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Cheerleader|LMin=35|Lmax=40|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Clerk|LMin=40|Lmax=45|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Pokemon Breeder|LMin=45|Lmax=50|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Drummer|F=Guitarist|LMin=50|Lmax=55|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Cyclist|LMin=55|Lmax=60|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Rich Boy|F=Lady|LMin=60|Lmax=65|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Ranger|LMin=65|Lmax=70|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Athlete|LMin=70|Lmax=75|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Scientist|LMin=75|Lmax=80|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Doctor|F=Nurse|LMin=80|Lmax=85|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Gentleman|F=Socialite|LMin=85|Lmax=90|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Ace Trainer|LMin=90|Lmax=95|N=}}
{{PlayerSprites|M=Veteran|LMin=95|Lmax=100|N=}}
|}

== Trivia ==
*Before the 0.__ patch, Lyra, Nate, and Rosa were unavailable.
*Before the 0.18 patch, Lass, Bugcatcher and Youngster skin were available choices and before 0.18 Youngster was known as "14".
*Before the 0.18 patch, there were skins for Red and Blue.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Ethan.png|Ethan.
File:Lyra.png|Lyra.
File:Nate.png|Nate.
File:Rosa.png|Rosa.
File:Hilbert.png|Hilbert.
File:Hilda.png|Hilda.
</gallery>

Slenderman Easter Egg

2014-03-28T20:15:21Z

Madmadness65: /* Version History */

The '''Slenderman Easter Egg''' is a little quirk found in the inaccessible town of [[Lavender Town]] in the southeast corner. The easter egg will result in Slenderman, a character from a creepypasta story, appearing for a few seconds.

==Triggering==
To trigger the easter egg, simply interact with the poster in the corner of town. After the dialogue "Don't look. Or it takes you!", the [[player]] turns 180° only to see Slenderman. He remains on the screen for a brief two seconds, fleeing from the [[player]] by going into the wall to the left. This can be done how ever many times the [[player]] likes.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Lavender_Easteregg.png|The poster.
File:Slenderman.png|Slenderman briefly after triggering the event.
</gallery>

==Version History==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.07a
| Implemented.
|-
| ???
| Given Growlithe's cry.
|}

Lavender Town

2014-03-27T21:18:51Z

Madmadness65: Demographics

{{UpToDate|0.32}}
[[File:LavenderTownSign.png]]

is a small town in east [[Places/Kanto|Kanto]] that is accessible after navigating through Rock Tunnel. There also exists a barren Lavender Town only accessible by editing the player.dat document in the Pokémon 3D file. This can be accomplished by editing their current location to be "lavender.dat".

== Points of interest ==

=== Slenderman Poster ===
There is a poster in the southeast corner of the town that displays the image of Slenderman, along with the word "No" a few times. Interacting with the poster will trigger the [[Slenderman Easter Egg]].

=== Kanto Radio Tower ===
The Kanto Radio Tower is in Lavender Town, where you obtain the EXPN Card to progress past a sleeping [[Snorlax]]. It serves no other purpose.

==Demographics==
The total NPC population is 23 (Not counting Slenderman), with 6 buildings to enter. Lavender Town is also a 3-way path, going to [[Route 8]], [[Route 10]], and [[Route 12]].

== Items ==

''There are no [[items]].''

== Pokémon ==

''There are no [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] in this area.''

==Trainer's Tips==
* The map's layout is like a mix of Generation I (Pokémon Tower) and Generation II ([[Pokémon Center]] and [[Poké Mart]] side by side)
* There is a [[Slenderman Easter Egg|Slenderman Easter Egg]] in this town.
* All doors from all houses link to [[Cherrygrove City]].
* It is always night.
* Opening lavender.dat will display LEAVE NOW spelled in Unowns and the ghost.
* Despite there being a real Lavender Town now, the old, fake one still exists in the maps (As of 0.46)

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Lavender.png|Overview of Lavender Town
File:Lavender_Easteregg.png|The easteregg.
File:Lavenderdat.PNG|The file lavender.dat opened in a text editor.
</gallery>

==Trivia==
Where the Slenderman goes is behind the rock wall. However, if you change your standing position to be next to him, and then talk to him, he will show a blank text box (Due to you not being able to talk to Slenderman in the first place).

==Version History==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.07a
| Implemented.
|-
| 0.44
| Offset map from [[Route 10]]
|-
| 0.45
| Lavender Town is now legitimately accessible.
|}

{{Places}}

[[Category:Kanto]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Cities]]

Lavender Town

2014-03-27T21:06:47Z

Madmadness65: Page mostly up to date with game.

{{UpToDate|0.32}}
[[File:LavenderTownSign.png]]

is a small town in east [[Places/Kanto|Kanto]] that is accessible after navigating through Rock Tunnel. There also exists a barren Lavender Town only accessible by editing the player.dat document in the Pokémon 3D file. This can be accomplished by editing their current location to be "lavender.dat".

== Points of interest ==

=== Slenderman Poster ===
There is a poster in the southeast corner of the town that displays the image of Slenderman, along with the word "No" a few times. Interacting with the poster will trigger the [[Slenderman Easter Egg]].

=== Kanto Radio Tower ===
The Kanto Radio Tower is in Lavender Town, where you obtain the EXPN Card to progress past a sleeping [[Snorlax]]. It serves no other purpose.

==Demographics==
Since there are no valid buildings to enter, Lavender Town's population is thought to be only 1 (if you include Slenderman). The lack of [[NPC|NPCs]] help contribute to this town's eerie feeling when the [[player]] is currently there.

== Items ==

''There are no [[items]].''

== Pokémon ==

''There are no [[Pokémon List|Pokémon]] in this area.''

==Trainer's Tips==
* The map's layout is like a mix of Generation I (Pokémon Tower) and Generation II ([[Pokémon Center]] and [[Poké Mart]] side by side)
* There is a [[Slenderman Easter Egg|Slenderman Easter Egg]] in this town.
* All doors from all houses link to [[Cherrygrove City]].
* It is always night.
* Opening lavender.dat will display LEAVE NOW spelled in Unowns and the ghost.
* Despite there being a real Lavender Town now, the old, fake one still exists in the maps (As of 0.46)

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Lavender.png|Overview of Lavender Town
File:Lavender_Easteregg.png|The easteregg.
File:Lavenderdat.PNG|The file lavender.dat opened in a text editor.
</gallery>

==Trivia==
Where the Slenderman goes is behind the rock wall. However, if you change your standing position to be next to him, and then talk to him, he will show a blank text box (Due to you not being able to talk to Slenderman in the first place).

==Version History==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Changes
|-
| 0.07a
| Implemented.
|-
| 0.44
| Offset map from [[Route 10]]
|-
| 0.45
| Lavender Town is now legitimately accessible.
|}

{{Places}}

[[Category:Kanto]]
[[Category:Places]]
[[Category:Cities]]

Main Page

2014-03-26T18:56:18Z

Madmadness65: Updated to 0.46.1

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==='''Major Update News ([[Version_history#0.46|0.46]]):'''===
====Player features:====
*New moves
*New Abilities (from generation 6)
*Specific egg colors for every Pokémon
*Renamed Youngster Joey’s Rattata
*Added global statistics for the statistics screen (accessible from the PokéGear)
*Displaying the current BattleSpot team on the trainer card
*Added CTRL text jumping to the chat
*Improved online saving times and corruption prevention
*New Maps: Digletts Cave, Route 1, 2, 3, 22, Viridian Forest, Pewter City, Pewter Museum, Mt. Moon, Viridian City, Pallet Town
====Debug:====
*Revamped Crash Log system
*Improved File Validation and Process Validation systems
*Added debug console (toggle with F3 + L)
*Added Forced Crash (hold F3 + C)
*Added Bounding Box Renderer (toggle with F3 + B)
====Major Fixes:====
*Made the server name box resizable to fit the name
*Prevented the game from crashing when the Windows Media Player is not installed (mutes the game)
*Fixed an issue with the battle/trade request on the ranklist in the PSS
*Fixed the chat not updating the cursor position when inserting a name via tab.

==='''Minor Update News ([[Version_history#0.45.1|0.45.1]]):'''===
====For Players:====
*Added Online Sprite system for GameJolt players
*Updated the File Validation system
*Added statistics screen
*Updated the PVP battle map
*Added the Substitute sprite for battles
====Fixes:====
*Multiple PVP crashes and bugs
*Fixed File Validation interpreting the char “/” wrong.
*Fixed Eggs can be leveled up
*Fixed not blacking out in wild battles
*Fixed Phantump evolving into Alakazam
*Fixed multiple tpyos
*Fixed the Sound and Musicmanagers to crash when trying to load an invalid file.
====Content Creators:====
*Added new command: @level.waitforsave

==='''Major Update News ([[Version_history#0.45|0.45]]):'''===
====For Players:====
*Added Battle Spot. This feature allows players to upload their team and battle against other teams that are already uploaded. Requires GameJolt.
*Added Player vs. Player battles. These require the players to play on the same server, non-GameJolt and GameJolt players can battle against each other.
*Added Battle Box to use in the Battle Spot and PVP battles.
*Added file validation. Edited files will no longer work while playing your online Gamejolt save.
*Added new moves to the game.
*Added new maps: Lavender Town, Route 8, Route 10 (part 2), Route 11, Route 12, Route 13, Diglett’s Cave
*Added new channels to the Kanto Radio.
*Added Phantump and evolution.
====Fixes:====
*Fixed God-Mode to not end properly.
*Fixed the ability to paste “,” and “.” to Pokémon’s names.
*Fixed trading not registering in the player’s Pokédex.
*Fixed eggs show their held items on the storage system.
*Fixed TM 90 having wrong name.
*Fixed Eevee and Shuckle Pokémon scripts.
*Fixed RoamingPokémon appearing in RockSmash, HeadbuttTree and Rod encounters.
*Fixed Hidden Power description.
*Fixed Natural Gift move
*Fixed the Headbutt problem.
*Fixed Radio Tower Typo.
*Fixed Vermilion City trainer trap.
*Fixed “Lavender City” in the powerplant script.
*Fixed Pokédex crash when displaying Shinx and Luxray.
====Content Creators:====
*Added new commands: @daycare.call and @daycare.cleardata
*Grass Entities can now take a specific .poke file path as additional value.

==='''Minor Update News ([[Version_history#0.44.2|0.44.2]]):'''===
====Bug Fixes:====
*Fixed the [[Wonder Trade]] bugfix breaking the game.

==='''Minor Update News ([[Version_history#0.44.1|0.44.1]]):'''===
====Bug Fixes:====
*Fixed the [[Wonder Trade]] only to Nilllzz.

==='''Major Update News ([[Version_history#0.44|0.44]]):'''===
==== General Features:====
*Added Wonder Trade.
*Change restrictions for trade Pokémon.
*Added Rotom and Luxray evolution line.
*Added Daycare phone calls when an egg gets discovered.
*Updated the day cycle animation: Moon and Sun are visible, multiple cloud layers exist, the transition is smooth.
*Added a sunset color to the day cycle.
*Added a daytime indicator to the Pokégear.
*Changed the image for the “UnoDosTres” emblem.
*Added text selection support for the chatscreen.
*Implemented Battle trap checks (Mean Look, Ingrain, Arena Trap etc.)
*Implemented God-Mode, when a new player with the name “drunknilllzz” is created.
==== Content: ====
*New Maps: [[Cerulean City]] ([[Cerulean_Gym]], Pokécenter, Mart, 3 Houses), [[Route 4]], [[Route 5]] (Daycare), [[Route 9]], [[Route 10]] (Pokécenter, [[Power Plant]]), [[Route 24]], [[Route 25]], [[Rock Tunnel]])
*Changed maps: [[Saffron City]], [[Underground Tunnel]]
*Added new [[Safari Zone]] Area
==='''Major Update News ([[Version_history#0.45|0.45]]):'''=== Content Creation Features: ====
*Added support for .mp3 files for music and .wav files for sounds without the need of .xnb files.
*Improved crash protection for a few commands
*Added new commands: @pokemon.clone, @npc.setspeed, @math.isint, @math.issng, @environment.dayofyear, @daycare.pokemonsprite
*Added @help command and ScriptLibrary. Use this way: @help(constructs), @help(commands) or @help(any command or construct) to get more information about the available commands and constructs in the game. If there are multiple pages, the you add “,pageIndex” at the end of the command or construct.
*Added storage for sng types and support for short type names (str,int,bool,sng)
*scripts now convert “false” and “true” to “0” and “1” if a numeric type is required.
*Waterfalls and Water entities can now have user defined textures: set additional value to: texturepath,x,y,width,height.
====Bug Fixes:====
*Fixed player shader issues on multiplayer.
*Fixed Pokémon from other players sometimes appear with wrong/broken texture.
*Fixed Storage System crash
*Fixed daycare Pokémon sprites
*Fixed multiline chat taking too much performance
*Fixed Direct Trades for GameJolt players
*Fixed Hydreigon’s ability being wrong when it evolves.
*Fixed Hidden Grottos crashing by surpressing the crash.
*Fixed wrong Surfing battle scene.
*Fixed SS Aqua trainers crashing when boarding from Vermilion City
*Fixed the Computer on the SS Aqua not working.
*Fixed Eggs being able to enter the Hall of Fame
*Fixed TM typo in Vermilion Gym.
*Fixed Save Screen display the item an egg will hold when it will hatch.
*Fixed the Input Screen to show a comma for the Pokémon’s name.

''To see version history earlier than [[Version_history#0.44|0.44]], then please consult this wiki's [[Version history]] page.
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Content Packs

2014-03-26T18:51:25Z

Madmadness65:

{{Outdated|0.26}}

A '''content pack''' is a collection of graphics, music, sounds, maps and scripts to change the in-game textures, music and story. They are folders located in the <code>..\Pokemon\ContentPacks\</code> folder. They can contain various files, they have to be in the <code>.xnb</code> format to work. The game takes all content that is in the ContentPacks and replaces the original content with the found content. All content that isn't affected by the content packs is loaded normally.
Files loaded from a content pack don't actually replace the files in the <code>Content</code> folder, but rather gets loaded instead the files from this folder.

<gallery>
File:content_packs_SemiHD.png|[[Pokémon3D]] with the "[[OriQual Texture Pack|OriQual]]" content pack.
File:content_packs_normal.png|Pokémon3D without any content packs.
</gallery>

== Installation ==
=== Requirements ===
To install a content pack, the ContentPacks folder has to exist in your [[Pokemon folder]]. Also, the Save folder has to exists with an options.dat in it. This can be achieved by starting the game once and press F3 at least once and close the game again.

=== Install a content pack ===
After finding and downloading a content pack, copy the folder into the ContentPacks folder. After that's done, open the options.dat in the Save folder.
There is a line called "ContentPacks|". Add the name of the folder of the content pack after the "|". If you want to load multiple content packs, you have to add more separated by a comma (","), e.g. "ContentPacks|UIPack,TexturePack,MusicPack". The order the content packs are sorted is actually important because if multiple content packs contain the same texture, the texture from the content pack that is listed '''first''' is loaded. The other textures are ignored.

=== File placements ===
The files in the content packs are placed in relation to their actual position in the "[[Content]]" folder. If the texture "\Pokemon\Content\Textures\Texture1.xnb" should be replaced, one has to create the texture "\Pokemon\ContentPacks\yourcontentpackname\Textures\Texture1.xnb".

==== Texture files ====
Texture files are simple .xnb files containing a new texture to be displayed in-game. This can be a GUI texture, a in-game object texture like the door of a house or an NPC sprite. Even Pokémon animation textures can be replaced using the content packs.
For HD texture packs, the game cannot automatically find larger textures. So one has to create a file called "exceptions.dat" that is located in the root folder of the content pack. This file contains single texture replacements, not the whole texture files. An example line:
<pre>Textures\BarkTown|0,0,16,16|Textures\Cherrygrove|0,0,16,16</pre>
This line replaces the texture at 0,0 in the texturepack “Textures\BarkTown” with the same texture coordinates from the cherrygrove texturepack.
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File:textureexception.png|The difference between the texture packs.
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==== Sound and Music files ====
Similar to the texture files, the sound and music files are .xnb files. They only need their respective .wma file which contains the actual music or sound file. So for music and sounds, there needs to be two files for each track, the .xnb file and the .wma file. These have to be in the same location.

== List of Content Packs ==

[http://pokemon3d.net/forum/resources/ Check the forum, it has all the updated "Resources" of the game!]

== Trivia ==
* The loaded content packs are listed in the debug screen (F3).

== Version history ==
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! Version
! Changes
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| 0.23
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* First implementation
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| 0.24
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* Multiple content pack support
* Fixed some GUIs aren't loaded properly with content packs.
* Maps and scripts can be loaded through content packs
|-
| 0.25
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*Content pack submenu in the main menu.
|-
| 0.26
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*Fixed various crashes pertaining to content pack loading
|}

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Future versions

2014-03-26T06:00:21Z

Madmadness65: Typo

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Here is a list of potential upcoming features to [[Pokémon 3D]]'s new versions.

* - finished feature/known fix
<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Assumed version number/date, not confirmed

{| class="wikitable"
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! Version
! Target date
! Planned content
|-
|0.46.1
|25.03.2014
|
====New Features:====

====Bug Fixes:====
• Bug fix update
|}

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Future versions

2014-03-26T05:59:27Z

Madmadness65: Updated with next version > 0.46.1

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

Here is a list of potential upcoming features to [[Pokémon 3D]]'s new versions.

* - finished feature/known fix
<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Assumed version number/date, not confirmed

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Target date
! Planned content
|-
|0.46.1
|03.25.2014
|
====New Features:====

====Bug Fixes:====
• Bug fix update
|}

{{Pokemon3D}}

Future versions

2014-03-22T21:42:02Z

Madmadness65: Upcoming feature page needs more watch; follows version 0.47

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

Here is a list of potential upcoming features to [[Pokémon 3D]]'s new versions.

* - finished feature/known fix
<nowiki>*</nowiki> - Assumed version number/date, not confirmed

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Version
! Target date
! Planned content
|-
|0.47
|??.??.2014
|
====New Features:====

====Bug Fixes:====

|}

{{Pokemon3D}}