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Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents)

Resource Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents) 3.3.2

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Did I mess something up during installation? Seems LevelUseMoveCount is not defined.

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UPDATE: Managed to solve this. For whatever reason, holding ctrl while booting wasn't loading up the Gen 9 plugin. Deleting the PluginScripts.rxdata file in the Data folder worked. Everything's compiling correctly now.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but I'm able to boot the game up, but when I go into debug mode and use the Compile Data function, this error pops up.

I've not made any changes to anything yet, just downloaded Pokemon Essentials and the hotfix update today. So for the PBS installation method, I chose to overwrite the original files.

errorlog:
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[2024-02-14 15:38:10 -0700]
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.7]

Exception: RuntimeError
Message: Field '-1' is not a positive integer or 0.
File PBS/pokemon.txt, section CLEFABLE, key Moves
-1,POUND,-1,GROWL,-1,SING,-1,DEFENSECURL,-1,SPLASH,-1,SWEETKISS,-1,CHARM,-1,ENCORE,-1,MOONLIGHT,-1,FOLLOWME,-1,COSMICPOWER,-1,GRAVITY,-1,HEALINGWISH,-1,COPYCAT,-1,AFTERYOU,-1,STOREDPOWER,-1,DISARMINGV...



Backtrace:
[v21.1 Hotfixes] Compiler bug fixes.rb:16:in `cast_csv_value'
395:Compiler:724:in `block (2 levels) in get_csv_record'
395:Compiler:710:in `each'
395:Compiler:710:in `block in get_csv_record'
395:Compiler:708:in `loop'
395:Compiler:708:in `get_csv_record'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:49:in `block (4 levels) in compile_PBS_file_generic'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:31:in `each_key'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:31:in `block (3 levels) in compile_PBS_file_generic'
395:Compiler:143:in `block in pbEachFileSection'
 
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Heisatsu said:
UPDATE: Managed to solve this. For whatever reason, holding ctrl while booting wasn't loading up the Gen 9 plugin. Deleting the PluginScripts.rxdata file in the Data folder worked. Everything's compiling correctly now.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but I'm able to boot the game up, but when I go into debug mode and use the Compile Data function, this error pops up.

I've not made any changes to anything yet, just downloaded Pokemon Essentials and the hotfix update today. So for the PBS installation method, I chose to overwrite the original files.

errorlog:
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[2024-02-14 15:38:10 -0700]
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.7]

Exception: RuntimeError
Message: Field '-1' is not a positive integer or 0.
File PBS/pokemon.txt, section CLEFABLE, key Moves
-1,POUND,-1,GROWL,-1,SING,-1,DEFENSECURL,-1,SPLASH,-1,SWEETKISS,-1,CHARM,-1,ENCORE,-1,MOONLIGHT,-1,FOLLOWME,-1,COSMICPOWER,-1,GRAVITY,-1,HEALINGWISH,-1,COPYCAT,-1,AFTERYOU,-1,STOREDPOWER,-1,DISARMINGV...



Backtrace:
[v21.1 Hotfixes] Compiler bug fixes.rb:16:in `cast_csv_value'
395:Compiler:724:in `block (2 levels) in get_csv_record'
395:Compiler:710:in `each'
395:Compiler:710:in `block in get_csv_record'
395:Compiler:708:in `loop'
395:Compiler:708:in `get_csv_record'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:49:in `block (4 levels) in compile_PBS_file_generic'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:31:in `each_key'
396:Compiler_CompilePBS:31:in `block (3 levels) in compile_PBS_file_generic'
395:Compiler:143:in `block in pbEachFileSection'
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Try recompiling prior to entering the game.
 
Hi, I have downloaded and installed this plugin without using the vanilla graphics. However, now all the Pokémon are floating in battle.
 
Aguadiablo said:
Hi, I have downloaded and installed this plugin without using the vanilla graphics. However, now all the Pokémon are floating in battle.
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Install the metrics provided by the plugin and recompile.
 
Aguadiablo said:
Now the opponent's Pokémon are on the ground but the player's Pokémon are beneath the viewable frame.
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Because you probably have the Gen 5 style full back sprites, but are using the metrics for the cut-off Gen 4 back sprites. Or vice versa. Follow the installation instructions carefully.
 
I see i put some implations of the scripts and this method by the name of the pbCheckForm was undefined method
 

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Caruban updated Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents) with a new update entry:

Minor update

Change logs:
  • Added the missing overworld sprites (except Ogerpon tera forms, Archaludon, Terapagos terastal form, and Terapagos stellar form)
  • Fixed discrepancies between the main PBS and the backup PBS (standalone)
  • Fixed error when AI used Spicy Extract
  • Fixed error when player walks and all the pokemon faint
  • Fixed typo in pbCalcDamageMultipliers for "IncreasePowerInSunWeather" move
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Read the rest of this update entry...
 
I am trying to give a different pokemon the ability multitype, and have it compatible with the legends plate, but this error keeps coming up when the ai is about to use the move
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Just installed this on a fresh essentials project, and for some reason the back sprites of the new pokemon are misaligned. I didn't have any other pokemon-specific add-ons this time.

I'm assuming I must be using the wrong metrics file but I'm a bit confused on exactly which one is the right one and where I should put it now. My brain fried.

Things work fine IF I switch them to the vanilla sprites but I like these ones more, so I just want to fix the height.
(EDIT: Also, all gen 5 and earlier sprites look normal at the correct height)

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ConfuzzledCottonee said:
Just installed this on a fresh essentials project, and for some reason the back sprites of the new pokemon are misaligned. I didn't have any other pokemon-specific add-ons this time.

I'm assuming I must be using the wrong metrics file but I'm a bit confused on exactly which one is the right one and where I should put it now. My brain fried.

Things work fine IF I switch them to the vanilla sprites but I like these ones more, so I just want to fix the height.
(EDIT: Also, all gen 5 and earlier sprites look normal at the correct height)

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If the vanilla sprites work fine, then that obviously means you installed the metrics for the vanilla sprites, and not the full-body back sprites. So just swap out the metric files for the non-vanilla ones.
 
Lucidious89 said:
If the vanilla sprites work fine, then that obviously means you installed the metrics for the vanilla sprites, and not the full-body back sprites. So just swap out the metric files for the non-vanilla ones.
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The Generation 9 Pack v3.2.1 has an error regarding the Metric PBS. The optional and the standard file are exactly the same. v3.2.0 does not have this error.
 
Lucidious89 said:
If the vanilla sprites work fine, then that obviously means you installed the metrics for the vanilla sprites, and not the full-body back sprites. So just swap out the metric files for the non-vanilla ones.
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Chaosmax said:
The Generation 9 Pack v3.2.1 has an error regarding the Metric PBS. The optional and the standard file are exactly the same. v3.2.0 does not have this error.
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Chaosmax might be onto something. I had no issues with the vanilla sprites, sure, but the metric I was originally using was the default one, not the optional one. Even after removing this module and re-installing it and overwriting everything, the problem persists.

EDIT: BTW, thanks Chaosmax for pointing that out. I took the metrics file from my previous project and copied it over (since that was the previous version) and fixed my issue :D
 
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