Content Packs - Revision history

JappaWakka: Added PokeModelScale and PokeModelRotation

2026-05-09T15:25:37Z

Added PokeModelScale and PokeModelRotation

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	The default speed at which water animates is 8. If you want the water to change textures slower, decrease the value and if you want it to go faster, increase the value.		The default speed at which water animates is 8. If you want the water to change textures slower, decrease the value and if you want it to go faster, increase the value.
	Example: <pre> WaterSpeed\|5 </pre>		Example: <pre> WaterSpeed\|5 </pre>

			==== Changing the scale and rotation of the Pokémon models during battle ====
			<pre> PokeModelScale\|1 </pre>
			Changing this value will multiply the scale of the Pokémon models with that amount.

			<pre> PokeModelRotation\|0,0 </pre>
			Changing these values (first value = X Rotation, second value = Z Rotation) will add that amount to the Pokémon's rotation. The values are radians (not degrees).

	{{Pokemon3D}}		{{Pokemon3D}}
	{{FilePaths}}		{{FilePaths}}

JappaWakka: Added WaterSpeed

2022-07-25T17:50:10Z

Added WaterSpeed

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	<pre> Folder\TextureName\|64,96,32,32 </pre>		<pre> Folder\TextureName\|64,96,32,32 </pre>

	==== Replacing a specific part of a texture====		==== Replacing a specific part of a texture ====
	This is for when you want a specific part of a texture to be replaced with another:		This is for when you want a specific part of a texture to be replaced with another:
	<pre> OldFolder\OldTextureName\|x,y,width,height\|NewFolder\NewTextureName\|x,y,width,height </pre>		<pre> OldFolder\OldTextureName\|x,y,width,height\|NewFolder\NewTextureName\|x,y,width,height </pre>
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	This will not impact any reference that isn't EXACTLY the given old reference<br />		This will not impact any reference that isn't EXACTLY the given old reference<br />
	e.g.: Textures\Routes 0,32,16,8 will not be replaced in any way unless a different line is given to account for it specifically.		e.g.: Textures\Routes 0,32,16,8 will not be replaced in any way unless a different line is given to account for it specifically.

			==== Changing the speed at which water animates ====
			<pre> WaterSpeed\|8 </pre>
			The default speed at which water animates is 8. If you want the water to change textures slower, decrease the value and if you want it to go faster, increase the value.
			Example: <pre> WaterSpeed\|5 </pre>

	{{Pokemon3D}}		{{Pokemon3D}}
	{{FilePaths}}		{{FilePaths}}

JappaWakka: Removed v0.58.1 references

2022-06-28T15:23:53Z

Removed v0.58.1 references

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	Content Packs are essentially a way to customize the game experience without altering any game features.<br />		Content Packs are essentially a way to customize the game experience without altering any game features.<br />
	All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.		All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.
	~~[[File:ContentPack_explanation.png\|thumb\|right\|Adding Content Packs manually in v0.58.1]]~~
	'''Important Note:''' In v0.58.1, there's not a menu option to add Content Packs yet, but there will be one added in v0.59. In the meantime however, you can add them manually, which is explained below.

	== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==		== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==
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	[[File:Contentpackmenu0-59.png\|thumb\|right\|Content Pack Menu in v0.59]]		[[File:Contentpackmenu0-59.png\|thumb\|right\|Content Pack Menu in v0.59]]

	~~=== Manually adding Content Packs in v0.58.1 ===~~		=== Adding Content Packs ===
	~~To manually add Content Packs to Pokémon 3D you follow these steps (as shown in the image on the right):<br />~~
	*Step 1: Add the desired Content Pack to the ContentPacks folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it), and copy its name.
	*Step 2: Go to the Saves folder and open options.dat with Notepad or any sufficient text editor.
	*Step 3: Add the exact name(s) of the desired Content Pack(s) after the '''ContentPacks\|''' line, separated by commas.

	~~The order in which the Content Packs are represented in this list is the same as their loading order.<br />~~

	=== Adding Content Packs ~~in the upcoming v0.59~~ ===
	*Step 1: Put the desired Content Pack inside the "ContentPacks" folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it)		*Step 1: Put the desired Content Pack inside the "ContentPacks" folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it)
	*Step 2: In the Main Menu, go to the "Options" button on the far left, then to the button "Content Packs".		*Step 2: In the Main Menu, go to the "Options" button on the far left, then to the button "Content Packs".
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	<br />		<br />
	A Content Pack can replace all textures (.png/.xnb), music (.ogg, .mp3 and .wma) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />		A Content Pack can replace all textures (.png/.xnb), music (.ogg, .mp3 and .wma) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />
	~~Only .ogg music is supported in v0.58, but .mp3 and .wma music will be supported by v0.59.~~

	== Control Files ==		== Control Files ==
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	=== The "exceptions.dat" file ===		=== The "exceptions.dat" file ===
	The exceptions.dat file lists specific special changes to the existing textures. They come in 2 types:		The exceptions.dat file lists specific special changes to the existing textures. They come in 3 types:

	==== Scaling an entire texture ====		==== Scaling an entire texture ====
	This is for when you want to increase the resolution of an entire texture file. It needs the folder path relative to the Content Folder and a multiplier to scale the texture by, for example:		This is for when you want to increase the resolution of an entire texture file. It needs the folder path relative to the Content Folder and a multiplier to scale the texture by, for example:
	<pre> Folder\TextureName\|2 </pre>		<pre> Folder\TextureName\|2 </pre>
	~~In the upcoming v0.59 you~~ can even use a decimal number between 0 and 1, e.g.:		You can even use a decimal number between 0 and 1, e.g.:
	<pre> Folder\TextureName\|0.5 </pre>		<pre> Folder\TextureName\|0.5 </pre>

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	This will not impact any reference that isn't EXACTLY the given old reference<br />		This will not impact any reference that isn't EXACTLY the given old reference<br />
	e.g.: Textures\Routes 0,32,16,8 will not be replaced in any way unless a different line is given to account for it specifically.		e.g.: Textures\Routes 0,32,16,8 will not be replaced in any way unless a different line is given to account for it specifically.



	{{Pokemon3D}}		{{Pokemon3D}}
	{{FilePaths}}		{{FilePaths}}

JappaWakka at 19:51, 28 February 2022

2022-02-28T19:51:05Z

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Blazer257 at 07:00, 21 October 2021

2021-10-21T07:00:59Z

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 == Basic Structure ==
-A Content Pack consists of at least a folder in the ContentPacks directory and a text file called "info.dat" inside of it.<br />
+A Content Pack consists of at least a folder in the ContentPacks directory and a text file called "info.dat" inside of it as well as an optional "exceptions.dat".<br />
 If you want to add content files like music and textures to the ContentPack, the game searches the ContentPack folders as if they were the "Content" folder of the game.<br />
 <br />
 This means if you have a file located in "Pokemon\Content\Textures\test.png", to replace that file ingame with your own version, you put that file here: "Pokemon\ContentPacks\<yourcontentpack>\Textures\test.png".<br />
 <br />
 A Content Pack can replace all texture (.png/.xnb files), music (.ogg) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb files) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />
 Only .ogg music is supported at the moment, because it uses a different audio playback engine compared to sound effects.
 === The "info.dat" file ===
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 None of these have to contain the intended information.
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 {{FilePaths}}

JappaWakka: Forgot to fix a sentenc

2021-01-21T07:54:41Z

Forgot to fix a sentenc

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	== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==		== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==
	In order to properly create a Content Pack, you should create a new offline game, get a Pokémon on that new save file and enable the SandBoxMode. You can do that by opening the player.dat file in your save game folder ~~"Saves\~~ with Notepad.<br />		In order to properly create a Content Pack, you should create a new offline game, get a Pokémon on that new save file and enable the SandBoxMode. You can do that by opening the player.dat file in your save game folder with Notepad.<br />
	<br />		<br />
	All Content Packs are located in the ContentPacks directory, and each Content Pack is represented by a directory with a "info.dat" file in it.<br />		All Content Packs are located in the ContentPacks directory, and each Content Pack is represented by a directory with a "info.dat" file in it.<br />

JappaWakka: Fixed some typos

2021-01-20T21:38:32Z

Fixed some typos

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	[[File:ContentPack_explanation.png\|thumb\|right]]		[[File:ContentPack_explanation.png\|thumb\|right]]
	To manually add ~~ContentPacks~~ to Pokémon 3D you follow these steps (as shown in the image on the right):<br />		To manually add Content Packs to Pokémon 3D you follow these steps (as shown in the image on the right):<br />
	*Step 1: Add the desired ~~ContentPack~~ to the ContentPacks folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it), and copy its name.		*Step 1: Add the desired Content Pack to the ContentPacks folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it), and copy its name.
	*Step 2: Go to the Saves folder and open options.dat with Notepad or any sufficient text editor.		*Step 2: Go to the Saves folder and open options.dat with Notepad or any sufficient text editor.
	*Step 3: Add the exact name(s) of the desired ~~ContentPack~~(s) after the '''ContentPacks\|''' line, separated by commas.		*Step 3: Add the exact name(s) of the desired Content Pack(s) after the '''ContentPacks\|''' line, separated by commas.

	The order in which the ~~ContentPacks~~ are represented in this list is the same as their loading order.<br />		The order in which the Content Packs are represented in this list is the same as their loading order.<br />
	~~ContentPacks~~ can be used with Online profiles.		Content Packs can be used with Online profiles.

	== Basic Structure ==		== Basic Structure ==
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	If you want to add content files like music and textures to the ContentPack, the game searches the ContentPack folders as if they were the "Content" folder of the game.<br />		If you want to add content files like music and textures to the ContentPack, the game searches the ContentPack folders as if they were the "Content" folder of the game.<br />
	<br />		<br />
	This means if you have a file located in "Pokemon\Content\Textures\test.~~xnb~~", to replace that file ingame with your own version, you put that file here: "Pokemon\ContentPacks\<yourcontentpack>\Textures\test.~~xnb~~".<br />		This means if you have a file located in "Pokemon\Content\Textures\test.png", to replace that file ingame with your own version, you put that file here: "Pokemon\ContentPacks\<yourcontentpack>\Textures\test.png".<br />
	<br />		<br />
	A Content Pack can replace all texture (.png/.xnb files), music (.ogg) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb files) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />		A Content Pack can replace all texture (.png/.xnb files), music (.ogg) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb files) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />

JappaWakka: Added a tutorial for manually adding ContentPacks

2021-01-20T21:36:34Z

Added a tutorial for manually adding ContentPacks

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	All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.		All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.

	'''Important Note:''' In ~~the 0~~.~~55 the~~ Content ~~Pack~~ is ~~currently unavailable~~. ~~You have to wait for a patch to use them again~~		'''Important Note:''' In v0.58, there's not yet a menu option to add Content Packs. However, you can add them manually, which is explained below.

	== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==		== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==
	In order to properly create a Content Pack, you should create a new game, get a Pokémon on that new save file and enable the SandBoxMode. You can do that by opening the player.dat file with Notepad.<br />		In order to properly create a Content Pack, you should create a new offline game, get a Pokémon on that new save file and enable the SandBoxMode. You can do that by opening the player.dat file in your save game folder "Saves\ with Notepad.<br />
	<br />		<br />
	All Content Packs are located in the ContentPacks directory, and each Content Pack is represented by a directory with a "info.dat" file in it.<br />		All Content Packs are located in the ContentPacks directory, and each Content Pack is represented by a directory with a "info.dat" file in it.<br />
	~~They will appear in the game when you click on the Pokéball icon on the top right corner of the main menu. (The ContentPack menu)<br />~~
	~~All Content Packs can be activated there. The order in which the Content Packs are represented in this list is the same as their loading order.<br />~~
	~~Content Packs can be used with Online profiles.~~

			[[File:ContentPack_explanation.png\|thumb\|right]]
			To manually add ContentPacks to Pokémon 3D you follow these steps (as shown in the image on the right):<br />
			*Step 1: Add the desired ContentPack to the ContentPacks folder (if it's in a .zip file, extract it), and copy its name.
			*Step 2: Go to the Saves folder and open options.dat with Notepad or any sufficient text editor.
			*Step 3: Add the exact name(s) of the desired ContentPack(s) after the '''ContentPacks\|''' line, separated by commas.

			The order in which the ContentPacks are represented in this list is the same as their loading order.<br />
			ContentPacks can be used with Online profiles.

	== Basic Structure ==		== Basic Structure ==
	A Content Pack consists of at least a folder in the ContentPacks directory and ~~the~~ "info.dat" ~~file~~.<br />		A Content Pack consists of at least a folder in the ContentPacks directory and a text file called "info.dat" inside of it.<br />
	If you want to add content files like music and textures to the ContentPack, the game searches the ContentPack folders as if they were the "Content" folder of the game.<br />		If you want to add content files like music and textures to the ContentPack, the game searches the ContentPack folders as if they were the "Content" folder of the game.<br />
	<br />		<br />
	This means if you have a file located in "Pokemon\Content\Textures\test.xnb", to replace that file ingame with your own version, you put that file here: "Pokemon\ContentPacks\<yourcontentpack>\Textures\test.xnb".<br />		This means if you have a file located in "Pokemon\Content\Textures\test.xnb", to replace that file ingame with your own version, you put that file here: "Pokemon\ContentPacks\<yourcontentpack>\Textures\test.xnb".<br />
	<br />		<br />
	A Content Pack can replace all texture, ~~song~~ and sound files (.xnb files) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.		A Content Pack can replace all texture (.png/.xnb files), music (.ogg) and sound effect files (.wav/.xnb files) inside the original Content folder of the game, except the "GameJolt" logo which will always be loaded through the original Content folder.<br />
			Only .ogg music is supported at the moment, because it uses a different audio playback engine compared to sound effects.

	=== The "info.dat" file ===		=== The "info.dat" file ===

Heaventy: /* What is a Content Pack? */

2019-01-25T09:29:34Z

What is a Content Pack?

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	All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.		All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.

	Note: In the 0.55 the Content Pack is currently unavailable. You have to wait for a patch to use them again		'''Important Note:''' In the 0.55 the Content Pack is currently unavailable. You have to wait for a patch to use them again

	== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==		== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==

Heaventy: /* What is a Content Pack? */

2019-01-25T09:28:44Z

What is a Content Pack?

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	All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.		All changes done by Content Packs are aesthetic.

			Note: In the 0.55 the Content Pack is currently unavailable. You have to wait for a patch to use them again

	== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==		== Preparation, directories and in-game activation ==