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| == Constructs ==
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| Constructs are functions in scripts that are not doing something in the game but rather with the script itself.
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| Constructs start with a : at the beginning of the line and are case sensitive!
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| Here's the list of constructs:
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| {|class="wikitable" | |
| ! Construct
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| ! Use
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| | :end
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| | Ends the script.
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| | :endif
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| | Ends an :if statement.
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| | :endwhen
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| | Ends a when statement
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| | :if
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| | See Below.
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| | :then
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| | Follows an :if statement. Continues here if true.
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| | :else
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| | Continues here when an :if statement if False.
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| |-
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| | :when
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| | Works as a switch for the @options command.
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| |}
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| === :if statements ===
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| :if statements can be either 'if true' statements or 'if false' statements
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| 'if true:'
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| <pre>:if:register(elm1)</pre>
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| 'if false'
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| <pre>:if:not register(elm1)</pre>
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| :if statements can take a variety of conditions as the argument. Here is the full list.
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| ! Argument
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| ! Variable
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| ! Description
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| | :aurora
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| | no variable
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| | Checks for the 'Aurora' effect?
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| | :day(#)
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| | # - A 'day' code. (0-6) 0 = Sunday and goes from there.
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| | Checks if the current weekday matches the code given.
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| | :daytime(#)
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| | # - A time of day value. 0 = night, 1 = morning, 2 = Day, 3 = Evening.
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| | Checks the time of day against the given value.
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| | :freeplaceinparty
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| | no variable
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| | Checks to see if your party is full.
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| | :hasBadge(#)
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| | # - the number of a gym badge. Remember Brock = 1, Falkner = 9.
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| | Checks if you have the given badge.
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| | :hasItem(#)
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| | # - [[Items|An Item's ID number.]]
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| | Checks if the given item is in your bag
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| | :nopokemon
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| | No variable
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| | Checks to see if you have any Pokemon.
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| | :position(#,X,Y,Z)
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| * # - The NPC ID of an NPC on the Map. Can also be 'Player' to check the player's position
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| * X,Y,Z - A three coordinate position.
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| | Checks if the given NPC(or the player) is in the given place
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| | :random(#)
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| | # - The max value.
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| | Produces a Random integer?
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| | :regionWeather(#)
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| | # - A weather ID. 0 = Clear, 1 = Rain, 2 = Snow, 3 = Bubbles
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| | Checks to see if the random weather is the same as the given weather.
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| | :register(text)
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| | text - A register value in the register.dat file of the save folder.
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| | Checks to see if the 'text' is in the register.dat file. Considered true if found.
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| | :weather(#)
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| | # - A weather ID. 0 = Clear, 1 = Rain, 2 = Snow, 3 = Bubbles
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| | 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.
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Starting with version 0.32 a second scripting language known as version=2 was implemented into the game. Starting with version 0.33 all new scripts for the main game are made in version=2 scripts.
These scripts follow the @Command:subcommand pattern with not all Commands needing sub commands.
Version 1 is Case Sensitive.
These scripts are still supported but are not used by the dev team when making new scripts.
Version 2 scripts were started in version 0.32. Any script in Version 2 must have "version=2" as the first line of the script.
Commands are written as @command.subcommand and are no longer case sensitive. All commands require a subcommand.
Constructs were also expanded to be <construct.subconstruct> and can be used with switches to
There are numerous scripts that can be used withing the Pokemon 3D game.
Trainer files all have the extension .trainer.
There are 2 types of trainer files, one that is less descriptive and one that is more.